Why do some anime characters have afros?

An episode of the anime starring Bouffalant takes this to its logical conclusion: most of the main characters wear afro wigs because otherwise the local Bouffalant population will attack them.

Who has a big afro?

Simone Williams holds the biggest afro Guinness record. Her afro was 20.5 cm tall, 22.5 cm wide and 1.48 meter in circumference. She holds the record since 2020.

What anime character has an afro?

Some examples of anime characters with afros include Brook from One Piece, Lambo from Kateikyoushi Hitman Reborn!, and the titular Afro Samurai.

Why do Japanese characters in anime not look Asian?

However, in Japan, white is not the default. Japanese is. Thus, there is no need for them to “look Asian”, because no matter how ridiculous the characters look, everyone will assume they are Japanese. The same thing is true in America.

Are anime characters supposed to be white or black?

Meaning: if it isn’t obvious that an anime character is Japanese (eye structure, etc) than most fans will assume the character must be white. By virtue of bias. And by the way: I completely get it. There are times where I’ve assumed an anime character is black when in fact they weren’t.

Why do Asians have such an obsession with European features?

So if the anime character’s backgrounds or historical references holds no clout (when it comes to European features), than it’s nothing more than proof of the obsession Asians have with European features. With characters like Saber from Fate Stay Night, it makes sense because it’s based on logic. Saber is a depiction of “King Arthur” from Britain.

Is it normal to have blonde hair in anime?

But it’s stunning how many anime characters have blonde, red or ginger hair in anime. Or a mixture of green eyes, blue eyes, and a “bigger” chest than is normal in Japanese culture. Sometimes it’s so obvious that it’s happening as well. Even if some fans will deny it. Japanese people have straight hair, usually black or brown.