Deathnote cosplay: Near , Mello or matt?
Who do you think would be most fun to cosplay? Near has a childish personality, but he's highly intelligent and socially reclusive. Mello has high ambition and always strives to come out on top. Matt is very laid back and enjoys his video games, but he hates the outdoors. He's probably very introverted. The next step is... what can be accomplished? The easiest cosplay is Near. White pants, white button down shirt, and a white wig. Matt is the next level of difficulty. Buy blue jeans and find a tutorial on how to make the 'stripes' on them like he has in the manga and anime. Combat boots work well for him. Find a plain white/black (or red/black) long sleeved shirt.. stripes. His manga character supposedly has red hair while his 'official' character has brown hair. He also wears gloves that come up to his elbows (please don't buy 'prom dress' or silky gloves.. He's not a chick. Try gloves that are not shiny and girly). Carry around a portable game system as a prop (PSP would be the best in my option, but anything that fits his character would work.. Please, no pink or girly handhelds. We're talking about Matt, here.) Mello is the hardest to pull off. The easiest attributes are his hair (need a blonde bob cut or a wig of his style) and a prop - the chocolate bar. As for his clothes, he wears a vest with a quilted pattern. He wears a rosary (red color) with a small cross at the end. (I've seen big, clunky crosses for his rosary... It's very out of character and it looks terrible.) His pants are tight fitting and he wears a belt with an equal arm cross design for the buckle. He is seen wearing boots - red ones after he gets his scar and black ones when he's in the mafia. Another prop would be a toy gun - try finding one that resembles his and paint it silver or black. Keep the orange tip, though, cause some cons require that for a gun prop. If you have any questions, let me know.
What does it mean when girls call a guy "cute", is it different to “hot,” in these instances, and is there a difference between the two terms generally?
It depends on context, I'd say, but to me it seems the most common meaning is that it means they have a crush on them that stems largely/mainly/sufficiently from their physical attributes, while at the same time signifying that they're not not attractive in the bursting-with-testosterone body-builder pro-wrestler kind of way. Cute can range from Justin Bieber to Chris Hemsworth, but it has to involve some charm, inherent handsomeness and je ne suis quoi that you don't have just because you're a physically fit youthful male. Cute guys are icebergs. The "cute" part refers to the fact that they're seen as being some semblance of "hot", but that's not the most important thing about them. They're boyfriend material (not of the friends with benefits or jock varieties), or at the very least ideal daydream fodder.
Why has the Pokemon anime become so childish and cheap?
hey =D Well first of all the BIG reason why everything changed is that they switched companies. They switched from Kids WB to Funmation or Funanimation or something. So there voices changed because the new company couldn't afford the good voice actors and actresses. Misty left because her japanese voice actress wanted to go be a singer so since it had been 5 years with Misty on there anyway they decided just to drop her instead of having her voice actress be replaced. I am also a HUGE misty fan and I wish they never got rid of her. But rumors say that Misty is coming back as a main character and Brock is going somewhere so Misty would be replacing brock. And I agree with you...the characters voices ARE screwed and the anime has lost its spunk...but you know I still watch it becuz I can't bring myself NOT to you know? I have watched every episode from day one. Hopefully it will get good again! PS.Pokemon is still really popular PSS.I think I love you becuz u said May and Dawn are preppy an scatter brained PSSS. GoOd LuCk! <3Katie
Guys think im adorable/cute?
ok, so i have a problem, i mean its not realy a problem, but its something i would like to change. How can i stop being "adorable" and start being sexy? Because guys dont see me has that. People are always telling me oh your so pretty, saying im cute, saying im adorable. Ive had guys (stranger my aged btw), that came up to me and said they realy wanted to hug me because of how cute i am. I dont see as a bad thing, but i would like to be u know more sexy. All this sweetness kind of makes me feel childish. And i dont even know why cant i be sexy, see i have a pretty curvy figure, im not petite at all, im tall and definatly have a jlo butt, but guys always complement me on my face. I guess i look cute because i have realy big eyes and im always smiling, but i wanted to be "hot". What can i do? ps: i know this sound stupid because i should be happy guys care about me and not my body, but for example, my bff, is seen as hot, not pretty/cute, and she has all these guys trying to be with her. Guys around me dont treat me that way, they treat me like im a freaking princess that need to be protected or something ( and i realy dont get it why they act like that because im a realy independant person) -.- idk, maybe im just being silly and should just appreciate it, but i cant help but to be jealous of "hot girls" u know ahah. So what can i do?? ( im 16 btw)
Is liking cute things considered less "childish" in Japan than it is in Western countries?
An ordinary middle aged Japanese male like me has no time to play with such cute childish characters at all. 38 years of my boring life is enough to dry up my heart.I'll have another busy day today.A jam-packed commuter train is nothing unusual for a workaholic Japanese.The lunch break is restricted to just an hour.I have to hurry me to relax with a cup of non sugar cappuccino.After work, my exhausted mind is not allowed to forget texting to my partner.All jokes aside, for Japanese people, cuteness is just all over around us, and 'cute' and 'childish' are distinct concepts.As well as in other countries, we are expected to outgrow cute characters of educational TV programs for little kids, such as Anpanman:I guess this situation is similar to Sesame Street in the United States.I think almost everyone in the world loves to watch cute puppy videos on Youtube.Do you think it childish? I guess, NO. Because that cuteness is not associated with any childish images in your brain.As Makiko wrote, there has been a long history of cute characters in Japan, at least for several decades.I think other countries will follow the same path, in a way.
Are cat pajamas childish?
Hell no! Anyone should be able to wear what they want to bed. Those pyjamas are so cute btw!