| Display title | Oddly-Visible Eyebrows |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This is not strictly speaking wholly limited to anime and manga, but one of their most noticeable artistic conventions -- after the big eyes and small mouth -- is the fact that most characters' eyebrows are always visible, even when hair, a hat, or a bandage ought to cover them up. It's not quite as extreme as the American cartoon breakfast cereal spokesman Cap'n Crunch, whose eyebrows are on his hat, but sometimes it does approach that level. |
