Oreochan
Since: Dec, 1969
Nov 8th 2012 at 11:25:07 AM
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Maybe, I don't remember seeing it being used that way, though. Do you have any examples?
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DaibhidC
Since: Jan, 2001
Oct 1st 2016 at 3:20:28 AM
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Fridge Logic: Wouldn't she need to get it cut regularly?
Edited by DaibhidC
MiinU
Since: Jun, 2011
May 8th 2017 at 1:04:44 PM
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Late answer to the topic: I know of one such example: Satomi Yajima (from Advanced V.G. and the OVA), who's already mentioned on the page itself. Hers is used to reflect that she and her brother live in poverty, as well as to show she's a tomboy.
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Wizzard
Since: Jan, 2001
Wizzard
Oct 1st 2016 at 3:27:37 AM
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How short is short? New 52 Supergirl is given as an example, but her hair was usually drawn as around shoulder length
◊, which I'm not sure I'd call "boyish" (it's longer in Rebirth). Her hair was about the same length in the Silver Age, and Depending on the Artist was sometimes noticeably shorter
◊.
Boyish Short Hair can be a sign of the female character suffering from poverty, or at least considerable financial troubles that she cannot afford the expenses of maintaining long hair, right?
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