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*** The cultural dissonance in video games between Japan and America is very noticeable in ''[[Nie R]]''. Two versions of essentially the same game were made and marketed distinctly for American and Japanese audiences. The American version has a gruff, hard male protagonist, while the Japanese version has an effeminate, sensitive male protagonist. Again, these two characters are, essentially, the same character in both games.
* Moogles in the ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' games seems to serve no other purpose than cutifying every where they exist.
* Western example: contrast the cutesy, ''kawaii'' designs of {{media
* The beta flash game Whirled has been having a war over this. Statics, avatars that are non-moving sprites or images, are fighting pretty much the other majority. Not including regular, Kawaii, Chibi (Famous artist: Kristie Kraiser, her site is www.insanitycentral.com), and the dreaded TOFUS(default avatars). [[Scare Chord|DUN DUN DUUUUUN.]]
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