Nekomimi vs Kemonomimi - What's the difference?
nekomimi | kemonomimi | Hyponyms |
A fictional character who has cat ears on top of the head of an otherwise human body, and possibly other feline characteristics as well, such as a tail.
* {{quote-newsgroup, year=2005, date=February 17, author=
Rob Kelk, title=Re: DiGi Charat without her hat A humanoid fictional character who possesses animal-like features (most commonly ears and/or horns).
A cosplayer who wears animal-like features.
Kemonomimi is a hyponym of nekomimi.
Kemonomimi is a hypernym of nekomimi.
In chiefly japanese fiction terms the difference between nekomimi and kemonomimi
is that nekomimi is a fictional character who has cat ears on top of the head of an otherwise human body, and possibly other feline characteristics as well, such as a tail while kemonomimi is a humanoid fictional character who possesses animal-like features (most commonly ears and/or horns).nekomimi
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