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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. scenepack.webflow.ioThe Scenepack Archive

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   please submit either a list or a google doc with all the scenepacks you have available!

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

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   good lord, anime eyes irl are terrifying. prefer current to suggestion, given that the trope is specifically about non-anime works having exaggeratedly big eyes. Migrated to Chloe Jessica!

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

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   May 10, 2022 · Do we really need 1 and 2 though? 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.

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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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   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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   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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   Do anime characters have large eyes?

   • It is a stereotype that all anime and manga do have characters with anime eyes; however, because of their expressive nature, it is much more common for media aimed at young children to have large eyes than other demographics. Seinen and Josei do have more proportionally accurate drawn eyes (although they are still slightly enlarged).

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   Why do 'anime eyes' change shape?

   • With "anime eyes", not only does the size increase, the shape is also exaggerated (and usually gives a hint as to whether the character is generally active or passive), the iris and the pupil grow in proportion and change shape to compliment the general eye shape, and especially in the romantic genre, the reflections are greatly exaggerated.

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   Why do Japanese people have big eyes?

   • The trend of big eyes in Japanese Media was started by Osamu Tezuka, considerated by many as The Father/Godfather/God of Manga, who was influenced by western cartoons such as Classic Disney Shorts, Fleischer cartoons like Betty Boop, and films like Bambi to get this kind of eyes in his creations, notably Astro Boy.

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