What does acg mean?

Acg is the abbreviation of English Animation Comic Game, which is the general name of animation, comics and games.

ACG culture originated in Japan and spread through the Internet and other means. It is a subculture language commonly used in China society.

ACG (this sentence is not used in Japan, nor is it popular in English-centered countries). Now there are ACGN, ACG (English animation, comics, games) and N (novels, collectively referred to as literary books-light novels).

ACG is not used in Japan, and the commonly used similar concepts are abbreviations of MAG (Comic Book), Anime (Animation) and Game (Game). Among Japanese fans, it often represents a series of two-dimensional animation culture, including light novels and hand-written works. Generally speaking, otaku culture (otaku/otaku culture) refers to the subculture in related fields, and octopus industry refers to the industries in related fields.

Words related to acg:

1, nerd family

It is mainly aimed at enthusiastic fans of animation, comics, games and light novels. People who know the meaning of "nerd" often regard the adjective "nerd" as a simplification of "nerd" and refer to things related to nerd culture with "nerd", "nerd", "nerd" or individual "nerd" and their derivatives.

2. Two dimensions

Traditionally, virtual characters represented by print media, such as cartoons and animated characters, are called "two-dimensional characters" because of their two-dimensional nature, and most of them have characters different from reality (three-dimensional space).

Step 3 spit

Tucao "is to find loopholes and keywords from each other's language and behavior, and to send out feelings and questions in a good tone, but gossip, complaints, complaints and three or four are not tucao." The word "tucao" comes from Japanese crosstalk (similar to China crosstalk). There is the word "Bai" in Putonghua and "tucao" in Minnan dialect, so all the translations in Taiwan Province Province have been translated into "tucao", which is also used now.

4. Meng

In Japanese animation, this word only represents good feelings, appreciation, pleasing to the eye and so on. There are no unnecessary impurities that just flashed through my mind. I like them. Like, excited, stimulating hormones, cute, etc. An adjective that refers to looking at a lovely person, thing or thing.