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@FortniteJP We want teto

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@nostalgiaa Robin at the end

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@moefumofu Context matters. Tatsumaki is 28, treated and written as an adult. Murata used “loli” loosely in Japanese to mean small body type, not the trope. He was talking about drawing difficulty, not labeling her. Petite adult ≠ loli.

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@sen9001 @blcgnln Looks like were going to keep using different definitions. Im sticking with mine, based on how the term is actually used in media.

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@sen9001 @blcgnln Thats not an argument, thats just saying we outnumber you.

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@blcgnln Loli = youth-coded archetype. Subtypes like Legal loli and petite adults exist, but size alone ≠ loli.

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@blcgnln Loli is a character archetype not a body type

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@darkmon543 @blcgnln Innocence can be a common signal, not a requirement. Loli is about youth-coded appearance and framing.

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@DoctorSevagoth @blcgnln “Appear innocent” = common presentation, not a requirement. Loli is a youth-coded archetype, not a checklist.

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@sen9001 @blcgnln Im not using a personal definition. Im using how the term is actually applied in anime/manga: loli is an archetype, not a body measurement. If size alone defined it, petite adult characters would always be called lolis, and they arent.

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@sen9001 @blcgnln Body type alone doesnt define a loli. If it did, every short or flat-chested adult would be one, which isnt how the term is used. Loli is a youth-coded archetype. Petite ≠ loli.

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@blcgnln Petite → body type

Loli → archetype (age/youthfulness + behavior + presentation)

Body type can overlap, but it’s not the defining factor.

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@coochie_mingler @KazutrashYT @blcgnln Loli ≠ petite

Petite is a body type

Loli is a character archetype

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@Yt1Sanimate @KazutrashYT @blcgnln Loli is an archetype defined by youthfulness or childlike traits, not body type. Being petite might influence the look, but size alone doesn’t make a character a loli its just a secondary factor.

Loli ≠ just petite

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@SpillTheMemes

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@sen9001 @blcgnln Those are common visual traits, but being a loli isnt just about looks. Its also about youthful or childlike personality traits like innocence, playfulness, or naivety which is why its considered an archetype rather than a body type.

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@KazutrashYT @blcgnln Because it ain't true :/

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@ByakurenEternal @blcgnln Presence ≠ origin. Influence ≠ foundation. And insults aren’t evidence.

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@ByakurenEternal @blcgnln Saying all anime comes from loli because "cute girls" exist isnt an argument its just rewriting history.

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@ByakurenEternal @blcgnln No. Sharing an umbrella doesnt make things identical. Moe is a response, not an archetype. yu can have bishoujo without loli, and anime existed before lolicon as a term. Thats just historically false.