Takabisha
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| Moe Point | Takabisha (高飞车) |
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| Type | Personality |
| Symbolic Characters | Kirino Kousaka |
Takabisha is one of the terms of shogi, and its extended meaning refers to a character and its words and deeds. It is also one of the moe points in the ACG subculture.
Introduction
| Definition from Sanseido << Daijirin >> (2nd edition) |
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Takabisha たかびしゃ【高飛車】 (name / adjectival noun) sentenceNari ① In shogi, the rook is advanced from a fixed position two or three minutes forward to take an offensive. ② Hold down the other person without thinking. High pressure. |
The original meaning is a piece used for attack in shogi, and it is extended to describe a person's domineering, arrogant, and condescending personality, but this is not necessarily the case.
There are certain similarities with tsundere, but there are still certain differences. Takabisha emphasizes the first impression, while tsundere emphasizes character.
Characters with this moe point
- Kirino Kousaka (Oreimo)
- Trish Una (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)
- Katsuya Saeki (Kichiku Megane)
