Akanbe literally means the action of "pulling one's eyelid down and sticking out one's tongue".
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| - Akanbe literally means the action of "pulling one's eyelid down and sticking out one's tongue".
- Akanbe(あかんべえAkanbee), also spelt Akkanbee(あっかんべー, アッカンベー), is a Japanese facial gesture. It consists of someone pulling down their lower eyelid to expose the red underside towards someone. It is considered an immature taunting gesture. It is often accompanied by the person sticking their tongue out. The use of the term was first mentioned by early 20th century author Katai Tayama, in his 1909 story Inaka Kyōshi(田舎教師Rural Teacher), as a gesture used by the male students in the story. In the story, it gives the etymology as a corruption of akai me(赤い目red eye).
- Akanbes (アカンベェ Akanbe?) (known as Buffoons in Glitter Force) are the main monsters of Smile Pretty Cure!. To summon an Akanbe, a series villian shouts out "Come out, Akanbe!". Akanbes can only emit cries of "Akanbe", "Aka" or "Beh", as well as "Super" or "Hyper" if they are of the appropriate type. Some Akanbes can speak in a more complex manner if appropriate to the situation, such as the Workbook Akanbe which would ask its questions aloud. They are voiced by voice actor Sasaki Hiroo (佐々木 啓夫 Sasaki Hiroo?).
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| - Akanbes (アカンベェ Akanbe?) (known as Buffoons in Glitter Force) are the main monsters of Smile Pretty Cure!. To summon an Akanbe, a series villian shouts out "Come out, Akanbe!". Akanbes can only emit cries of "Akanbe", "Aka" or "Beh", as well as "Super" or "Hyper" if they are of the appropriate type. Some Akanbes can speak in a more complex manner if appropriate to the situation, such as the Workbook Akanbe which would ask its questions aloud. They are voiced by voice actor Sasaki Hiroo (佐々木 啓夫 Sasaki Hiroo?). Akanbe literally means the action of "pulling one's eyelid down and sticking out one's tongue".
- Akanbe literally means the action of "pulling one's eyelid down and sticking out one's tongue".
- Akanbe(あかんべえAkanbee), also spelt Akkanbee(あっかんべー, アッカンベー), is a Japanese facial gesture. It consists of someone pulling down their lower eyelid to expose the red underside towards someone. It is considered an immature taunting gesture. It is often accompanied by the person sticking their tongue out. The use of the term was first mentioned by early 20th century author Katai Tayama, in his 1909 story Inaka Kyōshi(田舎教師Rural Teacher), as a gesture used by the male students in the story. In the story, it gives the etymology as a corruption of akai me(赤い目red eye). The gesture is used often in manga and anime by tsundere characters.
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