Moefication
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| Base Info | |
| Term | Moefication |
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| Origin | ACG subculture |
| Related Articles | jotaika, moe, moe point |
Moefication (Chinese:
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The meaning of moefication
- Moefication is an artistic creation technique.
- The main body of "moefication" are real-life creators, most of whom are enthusiasts in the ACG circle.
- The objects of moefication are all kinds of things in fiction and real life. Giving moe attributes to anything is considered moefication.
- The meaning of moefication is to increase the moe of things, that is to make non-moe things moe, and moe things even more moe.
Methods
- Methods of moefication include gijinka, jotaika and other forms of secondary creation.
The medium of moefication
- The medium, that is, the carrier of moe works, can be divided into image form and text form.
- The image form is mainly about the "moeness" of the appearance of things.
- The text form is mainly to express the character and psychology of things.
- Generally speaking, the difficulty of creating these two forms is comparable. Creating a good moe text work requires no less effort than creating a good character design image.
Relationship between moefication and other techniques
Moefication and gijinka
- Moefication and gijinka are two overlapping concepts. Gijinka is one of the specific methods of moefication.
- There are differences between the two. On one hand, being moe is not limited to objects being transformed into people. On the other, gijinka is a traditional creative technique that has existed since ancient times, which is somewhat different from moefication in modern ACG culture.
Moefication and jotaika
- Moefication and jotaika are two overlapping concepts. Gijinka is a specific method of moefication, while jotaika is one of the specific methods of gijinka.
- Since young girls generally have stronger curves than men or older women, they tend to be more moe and more likely to make people feel moe. Therefore, jotaika is one of the most important ways of moefication.
- There is a difference between the two. Nantaika can also be a form of moefication, but this creative technique is not aimed at the majority of males.
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