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>Moé, of course, is slang used to describe the warm, fuzzy feeling otaku get from characters, situations, costumes, etc. As illustrator Noizi Ito told me, there's no real way to define moé because it's different things for different people. But for many Japanese otaku, glasses (and the girls that wear them) are definitely moé. And glasses-wearing characters, like Mari Illustrious Makinami were brought in to otaku-friendly franchises to capitalize on meganekko appeal.

Now the real question /jp/?

Why is it called Meganeko?

MEGA CAT? What does the word actually mean in japanese is it a combination of two words or something?

This is something I've been always wondering about.

>> No.7255956

Girls with glasses are trash.

>> No.7255958

Shouldn't you be doing this on /a/?

>> No.7255959

眼鏡子

>> No.7255978

Touhou picture makes it board related, guys.


>>>/a/

>> No.7256016
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7256016

Aww you're so cute, it's called meganeko because back then glasses used to be really big and it reminded people of mega cats so thrust the name meganeko.

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7256339

It's megane-ko not mega-neko you fucktard

>> No.7256719

>>7256339
Wrong! It's "megane_k_ko".
>pictures giant Chen tearing down city

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