This article is about the character trait.
- For the video game series, please see Halo.
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| Base Info | |
| Moe Point | Halo |
|---|---|
| Type | Accessory-head |
| Symbolic Characters | Dokuro-chan |
| Related Moe Points | angel, goddess, xian |
A halo is a character trait in religion, mythology, and one of the moe points in ACG subculture.
Introduction
The image of halo or aura is characteristic of fictional characters in several religions and mythologies. For example, angels, gods, xian, "enlightened ones", bodhisattvas, etc.
The image of the halo/aura varies from religion to religion and myth to myth, with two common types.
- One is the halo located over the head in a horizontal state, commonly seen in Christian images of angels.
- One is the halo or aura located behind the head in a vertical position, such as the Taoist xian and the Buddhist "enlightened ones" and Bodhisattvas.
The earliest image of the halo may have originated from the image of the sun disk on the head of the sun god "Ra" in ancient Egyptian mythology. With the spread of religion and the integration of cultures, the halo image gradually became a characteristic of religious figures. The meaning of the halo has been variously described as representing light or hope, as a symbol of sanctity, as a source of power, and as representing the soul after death.
Characters with this moe point
- Dokuro Mitsukai, Sabato Mihashiro etc. (Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan) (angels)
- Rakka, Reki, Kuu etc. (Haibane Renmei) (haibane)
- Camicia Nera, Caio Duilio (Warship Girls R) (shipgirls)
- Djibril (Djibril - The Devil Angel) (angel/dark angel)
- Adnachiel, Ambriel, Exusiai, Executor (Arknights) (Sankta)
- Lynn Angel, Lily (All Saints Street) (angels)
