ぷにぷに大学 入試問題 英語 問1 次の英文を140文字以内の日本語で要約しなさい。 Kemono is a genre of Japanese art and character design that prominently features fictional anthropomorphic animal characters in human-like settings and situations. It is used widely in drawing, painting, manga, anime, and video game designs, many of which are popular in the rest of the world. Human-like animal characters are called Jujin ("Beastman, or less literally, therianthrope"). The style combines popular character design with animal traits deemed cute and endearing. It can be largely agreed upon by the fandom that the kemono style lies in the face and the eyes. (Examples include smaller snouts and big anime eyes.) Kemono characters can also have varying fur textures, example (fur with a pronounced, "fluffy", texture.) The Kemono style is not just "Moe" though and it can come from a variety of anime styles. Most kemono character designs retain a fundamentally human personality, seldom acting like the real animals after which they are designed. As such, kemono are usually shown living the way normal humans live in the same setting: speaking a normal language, wearing normal clothes, eating normal food, living in normal homes, in ways that blur their distinction from ordinary humans. Although this can vary from creator to creator. It highly depends on the creator and the character. Currently, kemono art is often distributed through Japanese fanzine circles, "doujinshi." Fans of kemono are called kemona or kemoners, from kemono and English -er; this had once been controversial. There is also kemono which depicts young animals, much like cub art: kemololi (female cub) / kemoshota (male cub).