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<div>'''Gijinka''' (擬人化) is a [[Wikipedia:Japanese language|Japanese]] word meaning "humanoid", "personification", or "[[anthropomorphism|anthropomorphic]]", although the use of the word outside of [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japan]] has come to be slightly different from the use of the word "[[anthropomorphic]]" in the [[anime]]/[[manga]]/[[furry]]/etc communities. Rather than referring to just any animal with human characteristics, a gijinka is most often a [[Wikipedia:fan (aficionado)|fan]] re-design of an animal-like character in a human or humanoid form, (ex: a [[Digimon]] or [[Pokémon]]). <br />
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Often the newly created characters seem to wear a [[Wikipedia:cosplay|cosplay]] of the base character rather than having real animal features. Often the species is just indicated by the color of clothing and some markings on the skin. There is no real guideline where Gijinka ends and Anthro begins, but Gijinka may be a bridge between [[Kemonomimi]] and [[Anthro]] characters or an Anthro style acceptable in both the Furry and the Anime community.<br />
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The most common Gijinka-styled characters are Renamon and Gatomon from Digimon and Pikachu from Pokémon.<br />
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==See Also==<br />
*[[Kemonomimi]]<br />
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==External Links==<br />
* [http://pokedex.deviantart.com/ Pokémon Gijinka Project on DeviantArt]<br />
* [http://voleros-saga.deviantart.com/ Role Play groupe on deviantArt]<br />
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<div>'''Gijinka''' (擬人化) is a [[Wikipedia:Japanese language|Japanese]] word meaning "humanoid", "personification", or "[[anthropomorphism|anthropomorphic]]", although the use of the word outside of [[Wikipedia:Japan|Japan]] has come to be slightly different from the use of the word "[[anthropomorphic]]" in the [[anime]]/[[manga]]/[[furry]]/etc communities. Rather than referring to just any animal with human characteristics, a gijinka is most often a [[Wikipedia:fan (aficionado)|fan]] re-design of an animal-like character in a human or humanoid form, (ex: a [[Digimon]] or [[Pokémon]]). <br />
<br />
Often the newly created characters seem to wear a [[Wikipedia:cosplay|cosplay]] of the base character rather than having real animal features. Often the species is just indicated by the color of clothing and some markings on the skin. There is no real guideline where Gijinka ends and Anthro begins, but Gijinka may be a bridge between [[Kemonomimi]] and [[Anthro]] characters or an Anthro style acceptable in both the Furry and the Anime community.<br />
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The most common Gijinka-styled characters are Renamon and Gatomon from Digimon and Pikachu from Pokémon.<br />
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==See Also==<br />
*[[Kemonomimi]]<br />
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==External Links==<br />
* [http://pokedex.deviantart.com/ Pokémon Gijinka Project on DeviantArt]<br />
* [http://voleros-saga.deviantart.com/ RolePlay groupe on deviantArt]<br />
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[[Category:Terms]]<br />
[[Category:Japan]]<br />
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[[zh:拟人化]]<br />
[[ru:Гидзинка]]</div>66.49.190.182