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I know very well that a lot of people have already answered this question. But I feel the need to get more options to pick from. From Google we see that he/she/they are a ball of magical fluff or mochi. But honestly im set on this topic while learning Japanese even though I just started lol. Also with the gender in a lot of the comics Kao has been called a girl in the english translations Im not the best on japanese yet (Having no experience) but we have also seen kao in dresses before in the comics. I just wanted yalls opinions in this matter because im curious and can't find a good thread.
Which comics? The manga doesn't seem to use any pronouns. As far as I know, Kao-chan is just... Kao-chan :D
PS: Check out 顔文字(かおもじ) and try looking up しょぼーん :)
Which comics? The manga doesn't seem to use any pronouns. As far as I know, Kao-chan is just... Kao-chan :D
Kao-chan is called she more often than not I believe. I'm not sure where though, but I think it has been mentioned like once or twice in the manga, and maybe in some old announcements...
Bonus fact: according to the loading screen hints, "we don't know what Kao-chan is made of, but it's really fluffy":)
I mean, I can set ya straight - while it's possible we've used "she" in the past in various places, Kao-chan is definitely genderless, as it is the only one of its kind!
Awwww. That's so lonely. We must all be friends with Kao so it doesn't feel alone!
But I'm still harbouring hope that somewhere, deep in an untrodden forest or on a tiny ignored island in Japan, there is a hidden Kao village even @マイコーさん doesn't know about.
But I'm still harbouring hope that somewhere, deep in an untrodden forest or on a tiny ignored island in Japan, there is a hidden Kao village even @マイコーさん doesn't know about.
Okay hear me out:
We put a little K before Aomori
And see there, our new Kao city/village (or essentially a forest if you want to:)
(I don't know what to do with the spelling though, it could either be カオ森 or 顔森)