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Half human, half cat creatures, usually female, which are often seen in anime and manga. Synonymous with catgirl, they are adored and fetishized by otaku and commonly seen in hentai.
From the japanese 'neko' meaning cat, and 'jin' meaning person/nationality/race.
They usually have a human body with cat ears and a cat tail and cat eyes with slits for pupils, and sometimes wear paw shaped mittens.
Nekojin with greater feline anthropomorphic characteristics such as fur covering the body and paws for hands and feet cross into the furry genre. Nekojin sometimes make furry fans out of anime fans or anime fans out of furry fans.
Lists of nekojin characters can be found here:
http://robkelk.ottawa-anime.org/nekojin/index.html
http://robkelk.ottawa-anime.org/hoffmann-faqs/nekojin.html
From the japanese 'neko' meaning cat, and 'jin' meaning person/nationality/race.
They usually have a human body with cat ears and a cat tail and cat eyes with slits for pupils, and sometimes wear paw shaped mittens.
Nekojin with greater feline anthropomorphic characteristics such as fur covering the body and paws for hands and feet cross into the furry genre. Nekojin sometimes make furry fans out of anime fans or anime fans out of furry fans.
Lists of nekojin characters can be found here:
http://robkelk.ottawa-anime.org/nekojin/index.html
http://robkelk.ottawa-anime.org/hoffmann-faqs/nekojin.html
by 1337otaku July 26, 2008
Apr 26 Word of the Day
1. The default beliefs installed when you were a child.
2. An unexamined position you absorbed from your environment growing up.
2. An unexamined position you absorbed from your environment growing up.
I grew up in a conservative home so my factory settings lead me to vote Republican.
I grew up in a liberal home so my factory settings lead me to vote Democrat.
I grew up in a liberal home so my factory settings lead me to vote Democrat.
by riemannslost0 February 04, 2020
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A combination of the Japanese words for "cat" and "person", used by some Westerners as a synonym for "catgirl" or "nekomimi", but not actually used in Japan.
by yaruki_zero June 02, 2009