Stir fried Moyashi (cooking)
In Japan, sprouts are called moyashi.”moe=萌え”(Otaku usage also). The meaning of "to germinate" is the same. Soybean moyashi is a typical soybean moyashi, but since it is difficult to cook to effectively absorb the nutrients, mung bean moyashi and black mappe moyashi are more popular these days.
Cooking is easy, just put oil in a frying pan and fry it with your favorite ingredients. This time, it was cooked with bacon, mugwort, wolf berries, eggs, and seasoned with salt and chili oil.
Moyashi炒め(料理)
日本ではスプラウトのことをmoyashiという。「発芽させる」と言う意味なのは同じである。代表的なのは大豆moyashiだが、栄養成分を有効に吸収させる調理が大変なので、最近では緑豆moyashiやブラックマッペmoyashiのほうが流通している。
料理は簡単で、フライパンに油を敷き、好みの食材と炒めればよい。今回はベーコン、ヨモギ、クコの実、卵と合わせ、塩、ラー油でシーズニングした。
(2023.04.03)
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Moe Kare!! 萌えカレ!! — ch. 28
2005 -2006 | by ikeyamada go
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Moe no Chi - Yoshika Aki
This is a story of love between parent and child, living in a world of manga. Tsumugi gets her looks from her gekiga-style father, which is considered to be the style of bad guys. She has a complex about her Kamimura-esque face and worries about it every day. Then one day, a cute line appears on her cheek, maybe from her mother's side…?
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Ecoco
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なぜおっさん作家や初老作家の作画に惹かれるのか
自己分析の結果、作画が私の好みに刺さるイラストレーター、漫画家、同人作家には現在推定おっさんや推定初老の人が多いことを発見した。ネットにはキレイなイラストレーション(漫画、アニメ風の)が溢れているが、単にきれいというだけでなく、強烈に「萌え」の感情を引き起こす作品がここでいう「刺さる作品」だ。
世間的には明らかに「古い」と呼ばれるような作風(作画)でも、自分の好みに大変合致することが時々あってそれはなぜだろうと思っていた。
検討の結果、これは私の子供時代、私が萌えを学習する過程で当時目にしていた作品を作っていたのがその年代の人々だからという結論に達した。つまりその頃から私のなかの作画の理想像は大きく変化していないってことか。
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Gijinka (萌え擬人化) known in English as Moe Anthropomorphism refers to the artistic trend of designing characters based off of inanimate subjects. Creating simple yet eye-catching designs, sporting symbols of what they humanise, Gijinkas usually take the form of cute girls although there exist masculine Gijinkas.
The phenomenon, tied to otaku culture, saw popularity on Japanese forums, notably 2Channel in the early 2000s, although some examples of personified electronics in particular can be traced to the late 90s. On our side of the internet, the trend was also popular on 4chan where such characters were appreciated and even created (Ebola-chan being a popular example)
Gijinka Girls & their Original Products
Biscuit-tan VS Japanese KFC Biscuits
Habanero-tan VS Bōkun Habanero Snacks
Karu-tan VS Calpis/Calpico drink
Heeko VS Hee Button from Trivia Fountain (TV show)
Me-tan VS Windows Millennium Edition
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マーダーボットの日本語訳を担当されている中原尚哉さんが日本語版出版社(東京創元社)のインタビューに答えていたのですが(2022)
Naoya Nakahara, who is in charge of translating Murderbot into Japanese, was interviewed by the publisher of the Japanese edition (Tokyo Sogensha) (2022).
この作品を訳すとき気を付けていることは~みたいな話の流れから、"マーダーボットは古典的なツンデレである"認識のもとに翻訳をしているという話をしていました
They were talking about what he was careful about when translating this work, and he said that he was translating with the understanding that "Murderbot is a classic TSUNDERE".
はい、マーダーボットはツンデレです
YES. MURDERBOT IS TSUNDERE.
ツンデレというのはあれです 内面的には相手の存在を受容しているのだけれど自分でもそのことについて認め切ることができず親しい態度をとることに強い抵抗を感じたりその逆の態度を取ってしまったりする/あるいは基本的な態度は険しいもの=ツンであるが、親しい相手にはデレ=柔和で甘い対応を行う萌えキャラクターの属性を表す言葉です 後者が原義ですね
"Tsundere" is a term that describes the attribute of a moe character who is internally accepting of the other person's existence, but is unable to fully admit it to themselves and feels a strong resistance to being friendly and behaves badly/ or whose basic attitude is rugged = [tsun], but who responds in a [dere] = soft and sweet manner to close relations. The latter is the original meaning.
(日本語版の表紙を見る)(このSecUnitが"ツンデレ"であることについて考える)(大きな感情の波に吞まれ、大きな声を出す)
(View the cover of the Japanese version of TMBD)(Thinking about this SecUnit being "tsundere")(Fueled by a wave of great emotion, and SCREAMING)
皆さんもわかりましたか?
Did you all understand?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M9JWXbygMc
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Moe Kare!! 萌えカレ!! — ch. 34
2005 -2006 | by ikeyamada go
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What is Moegirlpedia?
Moegirlpedia is a free and non-profit online encyclopedia. It uses a wiki-based editing system, and runs on MediaWiki, which is an open-source software. Moegirlpedia was founded in China on October 15, 2010, and the English and Japanese versions were launched in January 2013.
It is a site revolving around the concept of moe (萌え), a Japanese word used to describe something that is cute or adorable. However, the word has a broader and subjective meaning, the most accepted among many being "something that makes your heart grow fonder and eager to protect it".
Initially, the site's scope of inclusion was "moegirls": cute girls from anime, manga, and games, moe anthropomorphizations of objects, and "cute girl" versions of other characters, along with the works they originated from and those that they inspired. However, the scope of the site has broadened to include male characters and other pieces of media as well, giving birth to the site's slogan: "Everything can be moe". Ever since, it has evolved into a comprehensive site for everything related to 2D culture.
People have different views on what they consider moe, and what is moe for you may not be for someone else, but the important part is to acknowledge that everyone has different points of view and respect them.
Currently, the Chinese version is up and running, but the English (and Japanese) version of the site is terribly small and short on content, not even reaching ten thousand articles. So I am making this post in order to find people who might be interested in helping out with editing and overall contributing to the wiki.
And if you're asking: Yes, this wiki is completely safe, so you don't have to worry about any malware or viruses.
Programming help is also needed for handling modules and widgets.
The link is here: en.moegirl.org.cn
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Mayura-Chan
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Another business name today, but the kanji is useful in human names too! ギャラリー萠 is read Gallery Moe (yes, that moe). The text beneath says 春の常設展 [はる の じょうせつてん] or permanent exhibition for spring.
萠 is a variant only used in proper nouns. The more common character is 萌. Both mean sprout, bud, malt, or to show symptoms of. They're both read も.える, きざ.す, めばえ, きざ.し, or ホウ.
The shared radical is 艹 grass. The variant uses the archaic 朋 (which you remember from yesterday, right?) meaning friend, which is made up of two 月 moons. The standard character uses 明 bright/light, which is a 日 sun next to another 月 moon.
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One of my favorite comments ever made about Symphogear was by one of the producers back in 2013
"Symphogear's selling point isn't moe as in cute (萌え), but moe as in blazing (燃え)" 🤣
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メルマガネタの萌え袖セーターのサングリの漫画(sangri/sansby/TopSans/BottomGriIIby)
🚫転載禁止 Repost is prohibited.
Sangri for the newsletter story
Moe Sleeve Sweater
Mr. Grillby ← He thinks it's cute.
Sans「Uhehe ......」
「I'm Sans (5 years old), so I don't mind patting by Grillby mom.」
Toriel「Five year olds don't rub their crotches like that!!」
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Nano da nyan
For 萌えの日 / Moe Day
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