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* ''Manga/{{Haikyuu!!}}'' has [[TheGadfly Oikawa]] sometimes make this face as a way of playing innocent after he's been caught messing with his teammates.

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* ''Manga/{{Haikyuu!!}}'' ''Manga/{{Haikyuu}}'' has [[TheGadfly Oikawa]] sometimes make this face as a way of playing innocent after he's been caught messing with his teammates.
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* ''Manga/{{Haikyuu!!}}'' has [[TheGadfly Oikawa]] sometimes make this face as a way of playing innocent after he's been caught messing with his teammates.
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That's a separate trope, Hand Behind Head.


* ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'': Sora and [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep Ven]] do this a lot, but sheepishly laugh instead of sticking their tongue out and winking.
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Wouldn't HAVE, not wouldn't OF.


* Kanade does this in episode 7 of ''LightNovel/MayoChiki'' towards Jiro after he wakes up at the hotel resort they're staying at. He at first is annoyed at having to be brought here, along with Kanade's cover up story that they're lovers and fled there since their parents refuse to recognize their relationship. In reality, they went there because Subaru, Kanade's butler, wanted to visit her mother's grave on the anniversary of her death, and wouldn't of been able to come if Kanade had to travel with her parents overseas.

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* Kanade does this in episode 7 of ''LightNovel/MayoChiki'' towards Jiro after he wakes up at the hotel resort they're staying at. He at first is annoyed at having to be brought here, along with Kanade's cover up story that they're lovers and fled there since their parents refuse to recognize their relationship. In reality, they went there because Subaru, Kanade's butler, wanted to visit her mother's grave on the anniversary of her death, and wouldn't of have been able to come if Kanade had to travel with her parents overseas.
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A self-inflicted version of the DopeSlap, this is when a character hits herself softly on the head, winks, and sticks her tongue out after tripping, dropping or doing some other mistake in acknowledgement of her blooper. As it is considered a [[{{UsefulNotes/Kawaisa}} childish]] and [[{{Moe}} endearing]] mannerism, this gesture is most often employed by a [[CuteClumsyGirl klutz]], [[{{Kawaiiko}} the overly cute]], or TheDitz; though it may also be used ironically, to feign innocent clumsiness. Though the female pronoun is used throughout this article, this trope is not AlwaysFemale and can be found, for instance, in many a {{Keet}}'s repertoire or someone deliberately going for the dissonance factor between appearance and behavior.

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A self-inflicted version of the DopeSlap, this is when a character hits herself softly on the head, winks, and sticks her tongue out after tripping, dropping or doing some other mistake in acknowledgement of her blooper. As it is considered a [[{{UsefulNotes/Kawaisa}} childish]] and [[{{Moe}} endearing]] mannerism, this gesture is most often employed by a [[CuteClumsyGirl klutz]], [[{{Kawaiiko}} the overly cute]], or TheDitz; though it may also be used ironically, to feign innocent clumsiness. Though the female pronoun is used throughout this article, this trope is not AlwaysFemale and can be found, for instance, in many a {{Keet}}'s repertoire or someone deliberately going for the dissonance factor between appearance and behavior.
behavior. Possibly the gesture is a literal presentation of the idea of "knucklehead"...or this is simply an American interpretation upon seeing a similarity,
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* In ''Characters/PokemonSunAndMoonAnime'', Suiren does this from time to time after playfully telling a lie.

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* In ''Characters/PokemonSunAndMoonAnime'', Suiren ''Anime/PokemonTheSeriesSunAndMoon'', Lana does this from time to time after playfully telling a lie.
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* ''Manga/KomiCantCommunicate'': In her introduction, Komi's mother Shuuko tries to call her son and husband so they can meet her daughter's new friends, only to realize they're not at home and she does the gesture, [[AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents much to her daughter's embarrassment]].
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* In ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'', Grachamp [[https://www.egscomics.com/egsnp/gam-30 does]] a variation with both eyes closed after accidentally getting a critical hit on Gracemander.
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Sticking the tongue out is sometimes forgone from the gesture, but other variants are also possible. This is referred to in Japanese anime fandom circles as tehepero, which was coined by voice actress Creator/YokoHikasa. Another gesture that is used in similar circumstances but conveys a somewhat different image is the HandBehindHead.

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Sticking the tongue out is sometimes forgone from the gesture, but other variants are also possible. This is referred to in Japanese anime fandom circles as tehepero, ''tehepero'', which was coined by voice actress Creator/YokoHikasa. Another gesture that is used in similar circumstances but conveys a somewhat different image is the HandBehindHead.
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* ''Series/GrangeHill'': Played for laughs when SternTeacher Mr Mitchell slaps his own wrist when talking to Tucker Jenkins, with whom he has a love-hate relationship.
--> '''Mr Mitchell''': How is the model coming along?
--> '''Tucker''': Don't touch it, sir, it's still wet!
--> '''Mr Mitchell''': (slaps himself) Oh! Jenkins, I'm sorry, good gracious!
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A self-inflicted version of the DopeSlap, this is when a character hits herself softly on the head, winks, and sticks her tongue out after tripping, dropping or doing some other mistake in acknowledgement of her blooper. As it is considered a [[{{UsefulNotes/Kawaisa}} childish]] and [[{{Moe}} endearing]] mannerism, this gesture is most often employed by a [[CuteClumsyGirl klutz]], [[{{Kawaiiko}} the overly cute]], or TheDitz; though it may also be used ironically, to feign innocent clumsiness. Though the female pronoun is used throughout this article, this trope is not AlwaysFemale and can be found, for instance, in many a {{Keet}}'s repertoire.

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A self-inflicted version of the DopeSlap, this is when a character hits herself softly on the head, winks, and sticks her tongue out after tripping, dropping or doing some other mistake in acknowledgement of her blooper. As it is considered a [[{{UsefulNotes/Kawaisa}} childish]] and [[{{Moe}} endearing]] mannerism, this gesture is most often employed by a [[CuteClumsyGirl klutz]], [[{{Kawaiiko}} the overly cute]], or TheDitz; though it may also be used ironically, to feign innocent clumsiness. Though the female pronoun is used throughout this article, this trope is not AlwaysFemale and can be found, for instance, in many a {{Keet}}'s repertoire.
repertoire or someone deliberately going for the dissonance factor between appearance and behavior.
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* The Winking Face With Tongue WebOriginal/{{Emoji}} (😜).

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* The Winking Face With Tongue WebOriginal/{{Emoji}} UsefulNotes/{{Emoji|s}} (😜).
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* In ''Anime/DanganRonpa The Animation'', Junko Enoshima does this at one point. [[spoiler:The real one, and it’s meant to accentuate her [[AxCrazy creepy]] [[GenkiGirl cheeriness]].]]

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* In ''Anime/DanganRonpa The Animation'', ''Anime/DanganronpaTheAnimation'', Junko Enoshima does this at one point. [[spoiler:The real one, and it’s meant to accentuate her [[AxCrazy creepy]] [[GenkiGirl cheeriness]].]]
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* Trucy Wright of ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' uses the gesture occasionally (hitting the top of her hat instead of her head, but the overall effect is the same).

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* Trucy Wright of ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' uses the gesture occasionally (hitting the top of her hat instead of her head, but the overall effect is the same). Ini Miney also uses the hat variation in ''Justice for All''. [[spoiler:Or rather, Mimi Miney does. It's very much the "feigning innocence" type.]]
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* In ''VisualNovel/DanganRonpa The Animation'', Junko Enoshima does this at one point. [[spoiler:The real one, and it’s meant to accentuate her [[AxCrazy creepy]] [[GenkiGirl cheeriness]].]]

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* In ''VisualNovel/DanganRonpa ''Anime/DanganRonpa The Animation'', Junko Enoshima does this at one point. [[spoiler:The real one, and it’s meant to accentuate her [[AxCrazy creepy]] [[GenkiGirl cheeriness]].]]
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* ''Film/TheNewDaughter'': John hits himself in the head a few times when Sam has to remind him to leave the door to his room open a crack, a self-deprecating gesture against his failure as a parent.
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* When he replaced WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic for the review of ''Film/TheNeverEndingStory'', [[WebVideo/BumReviews Chester A. Bum]] does that at the very end, once he realized he forgot to ask for [[CatchPhrase CHANGE! Ya got change!?]]


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* When he replaced WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic for the review of ''Film/TheNeverEndingStory'', [[WebVideo/BumReviews Chester A. Bum]] does that at the very end, once he realized he forgot to ask for [[CatchPhrase CHANGE! Ya got change!?]]
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* The Winking Face With Tongue WebOriginal/{{Emoji}} (😜).

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[[{{Moe]] Cuteness]] mandatory.]]

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[[{{Moe]] [[{{Moe}} Cuteness]] mandatory.]]


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* In ''VisualNovel/DanganRonpa The Animation'', Junko Enoshima does this at one point. [[spoiler:The real one, and it’s meant to accentuate her [[AxCrazy creepy]] [[GenkiGirl cheeriness]].]]
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Cuteness mandatory.]]

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Cuteness [[{{Moe]] Cuteness]] mandatory.]]
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* Trucy Wright of ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' uses the gesture occasionally (hitting the top of her hat instead of her head, but the overall effect is the same).
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** During the Hoenn series, May would occasionally do this, such as when her little brother Max chastised her for not knowing Pelliper's type.
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* In ''Characters/PokemonSunAndMoonAnime'', Suiren does this from time to time after playfully telling a lie.
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A self-inflicted version of the DopeSlap, this is when a character hits herself softly on the head, winks, and sticks her tongue out after tripping, dropping or doing some other mistake in acknowledgement of her blooper. As it is considered a [[{{Kawaisa}} childish]] and [[{{Moe}} endearing]] mannerism, this gesture is most often employed by a [[CuteClumsyGirl klutz]], [[{{Kawaiiko}} the overly cute]], or TheDitz; though it may also be used ironically, to feign innocent clumsiness. Though the female pronoun is used throughout this article, this trope is not AlwaysFemale and can be found, for instance, in many a {{Keet}}'s repertoire.

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A self-inflicted version of the DopeSlap, this is when a character hits herself softly on the head, winks, and sticks her tongue out after tripping, dropping or doing some other mistake in acknowledgement of her blooper. As it is considered a [[{{Kawaisa}} [[{{UsefulNotes/Kawaisa}} childish]] and [[{{Moe}} endearing]] mannerism, this gesture is most often employed by a [[CuteClumsyGirl klutz]], [[{{Kawaiiko}} the overly cute]], or TheDitz; though it may also be used ironically, to feign innocent clumsiness. Though the female pronoun is used throughout this article, this trope is not AlwaysFemale and can be found, for instance, in many a {{Keet}}'s repertoire.
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* ''LightNovel/DakaraBokuWaHGaDekinai'':

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* ''LightNovel/DakaraBokuWaHGaDekinai'':''LightNovel/SoICantPlayH'':
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A self-inflicted version of the DopeSlap, this is when a character hits herself softly on the head, winks, and sticks her tongue out after tripping, dropping or doing some other mistake in acknowledgement of her blooper. As it is considered a [[{{Kawaisa}} childish]] and [[{{Moe}} endearing]] mannerism, this gesture is most often employed by a [[{{Dojikko}} klutz]], [[{{Kawaiiko}} the overly cute]], or TheDitz; though it may also be used ironically, to feign innocent clumsiness. Though the female pronoun is used throughout this article, this trope is not AlwaysFemale and can be found, for instance, in many a {{Keet}}'s repertoire.

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A self-inflicted version of the DopeSlap, this is when a character hits herself softly on the head, winks, and sticks her tongue out after tripping, dropping or doing some other mistake in acknowledgement of her blooper. As it is considered a [[{{Kawaisa}} childish]] and [[{{Moe}} endearing]] mannerism, this gesture is most often employed by a [[{{Dojikko}} [[CuteClumsyGirl klutz]], [[{{Kawaiiko}} the overly cute]], or TheDitz; though it may also be used ironically, to feign innocent clumsiness. Though the female pronoun is used throughout this article, this trope is not AlwaysFemale and can be found, for instance, in many a {{Keet}}'s repertoire.
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* In ''LightNovel/NoGameNoLife'', Feel does this after admitting that her country, which she dislikes for, among other reasons, its system of slavery, "can up and vanish" for all she cares.
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* When he replaced WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic for the review of ''Film/TheNeverEndingStory'', [[WebVideo/BumReviews Chester A. Bum]] does that at the very end, once he realized he forgot to ask for [[CatchPhrase CHANGE! Ya got change!?]]
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