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- What does tsukkomi mean? - Anime Manga Stack Exchange
The boke will make jokes, many of which (to American audiences at least) are groan comedy The other member of the pair is called the tsukkomi, and his job is to react to the boke's jokes (often critically), taking on a role very much like "the straight man" in Western comedic practice
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A tennen boke is an eccentric person who has exceptional talent in being a natural boke Even though a person can be called a tennen boke, there is no such term as tennen tsukkomi In manzai, the boke deliberately entices both the tsukkomi and the audience's laughter by executing a calculated line
- What is this expresison anime trope called?
I don't know regarding the facial expressions, but your description of their dialogue seems to be a typical example of boke (character 2) and tsukkomi (character 1) in manzai comedy This type of humour is typically japanese and can be seen or heard in most variety shows and anime with humoristic tendancies
- What’s that hand gesture Usopp does when Luffy says about himself to . . .
The boke will say and do stupid disagreeable things, and the tsukkomi will make retorts, often violently This is where the variety of different slaps and smacks come in If the boke says something stupid or something that the tsukkomi takes offense to, the tsukkomi will slap them along with a verbal retort
- Why are the shounen lead protagonists usually shown to be stupid?
For whatever reason, many people find people doing stupid things to be funny A lot of these series exploit this by making the protagonist almost useless outside of battle In the traditional Manzai style of comedy, they play the boke role, which is usually the more interesting role (hence fitting of the protagonist) That isn't to say that
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