What’s Your Favorite Part of an Anime Girl? (with GIFs!)

One thing I like about Twitter is the way I can bounce questions to thousands of people and get instant replies. This allows us to have deep and meaningful conversations about Japan and it’s culture, current trends in the anime industry…or get silly and debate our favorite part on an anime girl. Check out our ranking!

Oppai. It’s no surprise since they’re literally filled with mens’ hopes and dreams, whether in a sexy way or giving vital sustenance to our children. Somehow they always seem able to cheer us up. Anime is Amagi Brilliant Park.

Butts. They are also outstanding, and we couldn’t sit without them. Source is Keijo.

Hair. Specifically, the “hime cut” hairstyle. Sauce is Zetsuen Tempest.

The Absolute Zone. This is the amai san-senchi or “sweet three-centimeter space” (the first words from the Lucky Star opening) that exist between the top of a girl’s knee-high socks and where her skirt begins. The word started out as the A.T. Field (“Absolute Terror Field” or zettai kyoufu ryouiki in Japanese) from Evangelion, the “holy area no one can intrude upon.” Anime is Shoumin Sample.

The eyes. Anime is Monogatari Series.

The eyebrows. Mugi’s are made of takuwan, or pickled daikon radish. Sauce is K-On!

The neck, is so beautiful. Sauce is Akagami no Shirayuki.

Thighs. Thighs are definitely the best part of an anime girl.

The stomach can be very cute. Sauce is Urara Meirocho.

Feet. I can’t explain why they’re good, but they are. (Image source.)

The…pelvis? Works for me, I guess. Fun fact: the pelvis is called 恥骨 chikotsu in Japanese, meaning “shameful bone.”

Her kind heart. Anime is Aho Girl.

What are your favorite parts of an anime girl? Tell us on Twitter!

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