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Basically, what\'s the difference between {Bishonen} and PrettyBoy? What\'s the contrast? That {Bishonen} are more effeminate? Androgynous? While PrettyBoy still have their masculinity? Because, animation, comics, and games, have more of a PrettyBoy version if you take all the examples used in actual ANIME. If we are to take this notable rift seriously, then we have to split them up, because, say, Edward Elric, doesn\'t fit androgynous, no/barely any muscles, or effeminate. Or better yet, Dragon Ball. Or some other anime descriptions. You can tell they\'re men.
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Basically, what\\\'s the difference between {{Bishonen}} and PrettyBoy? What\\\'s the contrast? That {{Bishonen}} are more effeminate? Androgynous? While PrettyBoy still have their masculinity? Because, animation, comics, and games, have more of a PrettyBoy version if you take all the examples used in actual ANIME. If we are to take this notable rift seriously, then we have to split them up, because, say, Edward Elric, doesn\\\'t fit androgynous, no/barely any muscles, or effeminate. Or better yet, Dragon Ball. Or some other anime descriptions. You can tell they\\\'re men.
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Basically, what\'s the difference between Bishonen and PrettyBoy? What\'s the contrast? That Bishonen are more effeminate? Androgynous? While PrettyBoy still have their masculinity? Because, animation, comics, and games, have more of a PrettyBoy version if you take all the examples used in actual ANIME. If we are to take this notable rift seriously, then we have to split them up, because, say, Edward Elric, doesn\'t fit androgynous, no/barely any muscles, or effeminate. Or better yet, Dragon Ball.
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Basically, what\\\'s the difference between {Bishonen} and PrettyBoy? What\\\'s the contrast? That {Bishonen} are more effeminate? Androgynous? While PrettyBoy still have their masculinity? Because, animation, comics, and games, have more of a PrettyBoy version if you take all the examples used in actual ANIME. If we are to take this notable rift seriously, then we have to split them up, because, say, Edward Elric, doesn\\\'t fit androgynous, no/barely any muscles, or effeminate. Or better yet, Dragon Ball. Or some other anime descriptions. You can tell they\\\'re men.
