Nahualism is a see also of kemonomimi.
As nouns the difference between nahualism and kemonomimi
is that nahualism is the mesoamerican belief that (certain) human beings can transform into animals while kemonomimi is a humanoid fictional character who possesses animal-like features (most commonly ears and/or horns).
nahualism
Alternative forms
* nagualism
Noun
(-)
The Mesoamerican belief that (certain) human beings can transform into animals.
kemonomimi
English
Noun
(-)
A humanoid fictional character who possesses animal-like features (most commonly ears and/or horns).
A cosplayer who wears animal-like features.
Hyponyms
*(fictional character with cat features) nekomimi, catperson
See also
* furry
* anthropomorphism
* zoomorphism
* nahualism