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== Anime and Manga == |
== Anime and Manga == |
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* The prototypical |
* The prototypical Anime Chinese Girl is possibly Lynn Minmay from ''[[Macross]]'' (Lin Minmei in ''[[Robotech]]''), although her this is only emphasized in certain episodes. Technically, Minmay's [[But Not Too Foreign|half-Japanese]]. |
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* Shampoo, from ''[[Ranma ½]]''. |
* Shampoo, from ''[[Ranma ½]]''. |
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* Kulong in ''[[Happy Lesson]]'' |
* Kulong in ''[[Happy Lesson]]'' |
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* Tao Jun from ''[[Shaman King]]''. |
* Tao Jun from ''[[Shaman King]]''. |
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* Lady Meow from ''[[Kazemakase Tsukikage Ran]]''. Yes, she also knows kung fu. |
* Lady Meow from ''[[Kazemakase Tsukikage Ran]]''. Yes, she also knows kung fu. |
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* Possibly Tenten from ''[[Naruto]]'', who definitely invokes the design, despite the fact that her world doesn't seem to ''have'' a China. In the databooks, her favorite food is ''Chinese food''. Team Guy as a whole seems to have a Chinese theme going on, from Rock Lee and Guy-sensei being [[Bruce Lee Clone |
* Possibly Tenten from ''[[Naruto]]'', who definitely invokes the design, despite the fact that her world doesn't seem to ''have'' a China. In the databooks, her favorite food is ''Chinese food''. Team Guy as a whole seems to have a Chinese theme going on, from Rock Lee and Guy-sensei being [[Bruce Lee Clone]]s to Neji Hyuuga's fighting style coming from baguazhang, a Chinese form of martial arts. |
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* Ranpha Framboise from ''[[Galaxy Angel (anime)|Galaxy Angel]]'' has many aspects of the |
* Ranpha Framboise from ''[[Galaxy Angel (anime)|Galaxy Angel]]'' has many aspects of the Anime Chinese Girl, including a taste for steamed meat buns, and a [[Leitmotif]] that sounds very Chinese. |
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* Shenhua from ''[[Black Lagoon]]'', who is often at odds with Chinese-American [[The Gunslinger|gunslinger]] Revy. |
* Shenhua from ''[[Black Lagoon]]'', who is often at odds with Chinese-American [[The Gunslinger|gunslinger]] Revy. |
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** [[Crowning Moment of Funny|"You got that, chinglish?"]] |
** [[Crowning Moment of Funny|"You got that, chinglish?"]] |
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** The two that ''do'' follow this trope's stereotypes, however, are the [[Creepy Twins]] Yu Fang and Yu Lan. One of them wore their hair in the [[Odango]] hairstyle at one point, and was even wearing a Qipao. And they both know martial arts (a whole lot better than Mao). |
** The two that ''do'' follow this trope's stereotypes, however, are the [[Creepy Twins]] Yu Fang and Yu Lan. One of them wore their hair in the [[Odango]] hairstyle at one point, and was even wearing a Qipao. And they both know martial arts (a whole lot better than Mao). |
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* Mei Chan from ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]''. Although there are other "Chinese" characters (it's called Xing, but it's [[Fantasy Counterpart Culture|basically]] China), Mei is the only one with the clothes and the hair (and a panda). |
* Mei Chan from ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]''. Although there are other "Chinese" characters (it's called Xing, but it's [[Fantasy Counterpart Culture|basically]] China), Mei is the only one with the clothes and the hair (and a panda). |
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* Taiwan and Vietnam from ''[[Axis Powers Hetalia]]'', at least in looks. Also, the originally male China in the [[Gender Flip |
* Taiwan and Vietnam from ''[[Axis Powers Hetalia]]'', at least in looks. Also, the originally male China in the [[Gender Flip]]ped art (whether fanart or the doodles done by Himaruya himself). |
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** [[Dude Looks Like a Lady|China's gender]] [[Viewer Gender Confusion|does not have to be]] [[Gender Flip|flipped.]] |
** [[Dude Looks Like a Lady|China's gender]] [[Viewer Gender Confusion|does not have to be]] [[Gender Flip|flipped.]] |
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* I-Pin from [[Katekyo Hitman Reborn]] is a good example of this, {{spoiler|particularly once she's hit with the Ten Year Bazooka.}} |
* I-Pin from [[Katekyo Hitman Reborn]] is a good example of this, {{spoiler|particularly once she's hit with the Ten Year Bazooka.}} |
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* Mele from ''[[Juken Sentai Gekiranger]]'' is an example, though seeing as how ''Gekiranger'' is essentially [[Super Sentai]] [[X Meets Y|meets]] [[Wuxia]], she's hardly the only Japanese person in the show to practice Chinese-style martial arts. |
* Mele from ''[[Juken Sentai Gekiranger]]'' is an example, though seeing as how ''Gekiranger'' is essentially [[Super Sentai]] [[X Meets Y|meets]] [[Wuxia]], she's hardly the only Japanese person in the show to practice Chinese-style martial arts. |
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** Then, there's the ''android assistant'' Colon from ''[[Choujuu Sentai Liveman]].'' A Chinese robot girl... who moonwalks. And won't hesitate to hop into one of the vehicles and make some [[People in Rubber Suits]] eat missiles when the Rangers are in trouble. And her (removable) [[Odango |
** Then, there's the ''android assistant'' Colon from ''[[Choujuu Sentai Liveman]].'' A Chinese robot girl... who moonwalks. And won't hesitate to hop into one of the vehicles and make some [[People in Rubber Suits]] eat missiles when the Rangers are in trouble. And her (removable) [[Odango]]s do stuff, too. |
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** Lin from ''[[Gosei Sentai Dairanger]]''. |
** Lin from ''[[Gosei Sentai Dairanger]]''. |
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* Li Xiangfei from ''[[Fatal Fury]]'' and ''[[The King of Fighters]]'' |
* Li Xiangfei from ''[[Fatal Fury]]'' and ''[[The King of Fighters]]'' |
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* Pai Chan (pictured above) and Eileen from ''[[Virtua Fighter]]''. |
* Pai Chan (pictured above) and Eileen from ''[[Virtua Fighter]]''. |
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* Li Kohran from ''[[Sakura Taisen]]'' serves both as the |
* Li Kohran from ''[[Sakura Taisen]]'' serves both as the Anime Chinese Girl and the [[Wrench Wench]]/[[Gadgeteer Genius]] for the series. |
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* Given [[Imperial China|the]] [[All Myths Are True|setting]], [[Jade Empire]] obviously has a lot of them. |
* Given [[Imperial China|the]] [[All Myths Are True|setting]], [[Jade Empire]] obviously has a lot of them. |
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* Jam Kuradoberi in ''[[Guilty Gear]]''. |
* Jam Kuradoberi in ''[[Guilty Gear]]''. |