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1. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiBig Anime Eyes - TV Tropes

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   Though it's a trope present in almost all manga and anime works, there're creators that try to avoid the "big anime eyes" making them more small and realistic. Some notable examples are the works of Hayao Miyazaki , Katsuhiro Otomo and Takehiko Inoue , just to name some big names on industry.

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2. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiEye Tropes - TV Tropes

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   Big Anime Eyes: Nothing shouts "kawaii!" in anime and manga like eyes that takes up 40% of the face, right? Big Eyes, Little Eyes: Smaller eyes = scarier and more intimidating, bigger eyes = cute and adorable. Black Bead Eyes: Eyes are just plain black circles with no sclerae.

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4. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › postsNeeds Help: Big Anime Eyes - TV Tropes Forum

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   May 10, 2022 · They are normal-sized eyes, and the trope is about big eyes. It should be enough to see the eyes that are bigger than normal. The universe is under no obligation to make sense to us.

5. www.vice.com › en › articleWhy Do Anime Characters Get Nosebleeds When They’re ... - VICE

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   Apr 7, 2021 · “Babyface,” round faces with large doe eyes and a small nose, is a frequent anime drawing technique and, at least according to some research, is the “most attractive” face.

6. www.reddit.com › r › NoStupidQuestionsWhy are characters in most anime portrayed with huge eyes ...

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   In anime, typically Asians are portrayed as having bigger eyes and Americans/westerners as having narrower eyes. If I had to wager a guess, I would say it has more to do with facial structure and eye size relative to features than a fold in the eyes.

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7. japansociology.com › 2013/12/25 › behind-the-trendBehind the Trend of Huge Eyes in Japanese Anime

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   Dec 25, 2013 · Do such huge eyes in Manga mean that Japanese people are craving for them? Having read Terry Kawashima’s piece, “Seeing Faces, Making Races: Challenging Visual tropes of Racial Differences”, I also started wondering why the eyes…

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   Are big anime eyes a trope?

   • Though it's a trope present in almost all manga and anime works, there're creators that try to avoid the "big anime eyes" making them more small and realistic. Some notable examples are the works of Hayao Miyazaki Katsuhiro Otomo Takehiko Inoue, just to name some big names on industry.

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   Why do anime characters have big eyes?

   • Eyes that take up more than half a character’s face. Those big, sparkly saucers that seem endless are a trait most often seen in anime marketed for girls, and started in the 1950s with manga. Some interpretations have suggested that these large eyes indicate a Japanese fixation on Western beauty trends, along with pointy chins and pale skin.

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   What sizes do anime eyes come in?

   • Here at Trope Co., we have anime eyes available in sizes ranging from "peephole" to "porthole"! "Give me those eyes! Big eyes! Big eyes! Give me big anime eyes!" Large eyes emphasise the youthfulness and cuteness of a character. They also make it easier to convey complex and nuanced emotions.

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   Why do manga characters have large eyes?

   • Therefore readers can easily read characters’ thoughts by looking at their facial expressions with unique movements of their eyes. There is a proverb “目は口ほどにものを言う” ,meaning that “the eyes are the window of the mind”, or “the eyes say more than the mouth” in English. This thinking also makes us consent to the trend of large eyes in Japanese Manga.

   Behind the Trend of Huge Eyes in Japanese Anime

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   Why do anime characters change their eyes?

   • For anime, eyes serve a similar purpose. A simple change in a character’s eyes can convey their feelings,” he told VICE. Tsugata also added that emotive psychology could play a key part. “When artists think about making a character or animal cuter, they tend to make the eyes bigger.

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   Are there any anime eyes in Japan?

   • "Anime Eyes" is an Omnipresent Trope in Japan, so the list of works would be huge and widely common, and this article will only list Western or non-Japanese works that use this as a resource intended to be "anime eyes". In the case of works from Japan, examples should only be added if they are cases of Lampshading, Subversions and Aversions.

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9. myanimelist.net › featured › 1503The Evolution of the Anime Eye - MyAnimeList.net

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   Apr 7, 2016 · In anime, we often see characters with their eyes closed. despite the fact that they aren't blind. Which leaves us with the question: why? Does this look have any symbolism? Let’s learn more about this famous anime trope and get to know some anime characters who made it popular!