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Take this trope to its extreme and you get SuperDeformed. Contrast NoodlePeople. See also ThickLineAnimation; both styles are not complete opposites by definition, but Puni Plush favors soft, thin lines while the latter tend to emphasize angles and points-- but there's no rule that says that something can't have bold lines and a rounded design. Not to be confused with the species from ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor''. The name of this trope comes from a Japanese word, ぷにぷに (punipuni), meaning "squishy."
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Take this trope to its extreme and you get SuperDeformed. Contrast NoodlePeople. See also ThickLineAnimation; both styles are not complete opposites by definition, but Puni Plush favors soft, thin lines while the latter tend to emphasize angles and points-- but there's no rule that says that something can't have bold lines and a rounded design. Not to be confused with the species from ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor''. The name of this trope actually comes from a Japanese word, ぷにぷに (punipuni), meaning "squishy."
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Take this trope to its extreme and you get SuperDeformed. Contrast NoodlePeople. See also ThickLineAnimation; both styles are not complete opposites by definition, but Puni Plush favors soft, thin lines while the latter tend to emphasize angles and points-- but there's no rule that says that something can't have bold lines and a rounded design. Not to be confused with the species from ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor''.
By the way, 'puni' comes from a Japanese word, ぷにぷに (punipuni), meaning "squishy."
By the way, 'puni' comes from a Japanese word, ぷにぷに (punipuni), meaning "squishy."
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Take this trope to its extreme and you get SuperDeformed. Contrast NoodlePeople. See also ThickLineAnimation; both styles are not complete opposites by definition, but Puni Plush favors soft, thin lines while the latter tend to emphasize angles and points-- but there's no rule that says that something can't have bold lines and a rounded design. Not to be confused with the species from ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor''.
By the way, 'puni'''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor''. The name of this trope comes from a Japanese word, ぷにぷに (punipuni), meaning "squishy."
By the way, 'puni'
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* ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch''. The look of the film, and [[Franchise/LiloAndStitch its subsequent spin-off installments]], are reflective of [[Creator/ChrisSanders the director's]] personal style. [[https://youtu.be/ZnvW7DKevUo?t=1161 This makes the movie very unique]]; almost no straight lines are used, and even pointed objects are dull. This also tend to seep into other movies he has storyboarded and/or directed, such as ''WesternAnimation/TheCroods'', and ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/LiloAndStitch''. The look of the film, and [[Franchise/LiloAndStitch its subsequent spin-off installments]], are reflective of [[Creator/ChrisSanders the director's]] director Creator/ChrisSanders' personal style. [[https://youtu.be/ZnvW7DKevUo?t=1161 This makes the movie very unique]]; almost no straight lines are used, and even pointed objects are dull. This also tend to seep into other movies he Sanders has storyboarded and/or directed, such as ''WesternAnimation/TheCroods'', and ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast''.
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* Most of the heroes of the ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' series are 12 to 13 years old, but it's very hard to notice. There's a reason why the likes of [[Videogame/EarthBound Ness]] and Lucas may be classified as [[AdorablyPrecociousChild adorable children.]] (Lucas's [[TheWoobie woobiness]] doesn't quite help either.) The American version of the figurines has them aged up physically. This is especially visible on the Ness figurine (''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' uses the original Japanese version worldwide). Adult characters are also depicted with big heads and stumpy limbs.
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* Most of the heroes of the ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' ''VideoGame/{{Mother}}'' series are 12 to 13 years old, but it's very hard to notice. There's a reason why the likes of [[Videogame/EarthBound [[Videogame/EarthBound1994 Ness]] and Lucas may be classified as [[AdorablyPrecociousChild adorable children.]] (Lucas's [[TheWoobie woobiness]] doesn't quite help either.) The American version of the figurines has them aged up physically. This is especially visible on the Ness figurine (''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' uses the original Japanese version worldwide). Adult characters are also depicted with big heads and stumpy limbs.
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Fixed a linking error on my behalf.
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An art style alternative to the tall, skinny design that is typical for BishoujoSeries. Puni Plush avoids straight lines, emphasizing a character's curves, especially the face and hips, that can give to the cast an overall [[Moe short, childlike look]]. Most common in {{Romantic Comed|y}}ies or SliceOfLife anime and manga, but sometimes used in [[BreakTheCutie less obvious ways]]. Shows with prominent {{Moe}} content often use this art style as well. Often leads to ArtisticAge of the "[[OlderThanTheyLook looks younger]]" variety.
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An art style alternative to the tall, skinny design that is typical for BishoujoSeries. Puni Plush avoids straight lines, emphasizing a character's curves, especially the face and hips, that can give to the cast an overall [[Moe [[{{Moe}} short, childlike look]]. Most common in {{Romantic Comed|y}}ies or SliceOfLife anime and manga, but sometimes used in [[BreakTheCutie less obvious ways]]. Shows with prominent {{Moe}} content often use this art style as well. Often leads to ArtisticAge of the "[[OlderThanTheyLook looks younger]]" variety.
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Token Mini Moe is for when only one character looks like that, contradicting the paragraph's implications.
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An art style alternative to the tall, skinny design that is typical for BishoujoSeries. Puni Plush avoids straight lines, emphasizing a character's curves, especially the face and hips, that can give to the cast an overall [[TokenMiniMoe short, childlike look]]. Most common in {{Romantic Comed|y}}ies or SliceOfLife anime and manga, but sometimes used in [[BreakTheCutie less obvious ways]]. Shows with prominent {{Moe}} content often use this art style as well. Often leads to ArtisticAge of the "[[OlderThanTheyLook looks younger]]" variety.
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An art style alternative to the tall, skinny design that is typical for BishoujoSeries. Puni Plush avoids straight lines, emphasizing a character's curves, especially the face and hips, that can give to the cast an overall [[TokenMiniMoe [[Moe short, childlike look]]. Most common in {{Romantic Comed|y}}ies or SliceOfLife anime and manga, but sometimes used in [[BreakTheCutie less obvious ways]]. Shows with prominent {{Moe}} content often use this art style as well. Often leads to ArtisticAge of the "[[OlderThanTheyLook looks younger]]" variety.
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added Token Mini-Moe to lead
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An art style alternative to the tall, skinny design that is typical for BishoujoSeries. Puni Plush avoids straight lines, emphasizing a character's curves, especially the face and hips, that can give to the cast an overall short, childlike look. Most common in {{Romantic Comed|y}}ies or SliceOfLife anime and manga, but sometimes used in [[BreakTheCutie less obvious ways]]. Shows with prominent {{Moe}} content often use this art style as well. Often leads to ArtisticAge of the "[[OlderThanTheyLook looks younger]]" variety.
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An art style alternative to the tall, skinny design that is typical for BishoujoSeries. Puni Plush avoids straight lines, emphasizing a character's curves, especially the face and hips, that can give to the cast an overall [[TokenMiniMoe short, childlike look.look]]. Most common in {{Romantic Comed|y}}ies or SliceOfLife anime and manga, but sometimes used in [[BreakTheCutie less obvious ways]]. Shows with prominent {{Moe}} content often use this art style as well. Often leads to ArtisticAge of the "[[OlderThanTheyLook looks younger]]" variety.