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− | ''Kikokushijo'' refers to a student born and raised in a foreign country who returns to their homeland, and they are usually ''[[ojou]]'', transfer students or mixed-race children. Being able to live abroad means that the family has a certain financial ability, but it does not necessarily mean that the family is wealthy. Some ''kikokushijo'' have lived abroad for a long time, and their speeches will have an accent; some | + | ''Kikokushijo'' refers to a student born and raised in a foreign country who returns to their homeland, and they are usually ''[[ojou]]'', transfer students or mixed-race children. Being able to live abroad means that the family has a certain financial ability, but it does not necessarily mean that the family is wealthy. Some ''kikokushijo'' have lived abroad for a long time, and their speeches will have an accent; some others will have a keen interest in the culture of their motherland after returning to the country. |
== Characters with this attribute == | == Characters with this attribute == |
Revision as of 13:39, 6 August 2021
A kikokushijo (
Introduction
Kikokushijo refers to a student born and raised in a foreign country who returns to their homeland, and they are usually ojou, transfer students or mixed-race children. Being able to live abroad means that the family has a certain financial ability, but it does not necessarily mean that the family is wealthy. Some kikokushijo have lived abroad for a long time, and their speeches will have an accent; some others will have a keen interest in the culture of their motherland after returning to the country.
Characters with this attribute
- Momoko Asuka (Ojamajo Doremi) (USA)
- Suzuna Subaru (MaRiNaSu) (USA)
- Chitoge Kirisaki (Nisekoi) (USA)
- Minami Shimada (Baka and Test: Summon the Beasts) (Germany)
- Kongo (Kantai Collection) (United Kingdom)
- Yukino Yukinoshita (My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU) (Unknown)