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Kigurumi
is the Japanese name for costumed performers who represent cartoon characters, often animals. The name comes from the Japanese verb and noun . These performers appear at shopping malls, theme parks, and anime conventions. The costumed characters found in theme parks, such as Disneyland, on children's TV shows such as ''Barney and Friends'', ''Teletubbies'' and ''Bananas in Pyjamas'', and roaming the sidelines of sports events as mascots are also included in the Japanese term ''kigurumi''. Frequently, their appearance serves a festive promotional purpose, and they are often used to entertain audiences of children. Kigurumin, a style of Japanese street fashion, employs kigurumi costumes as personal dress. Popular outfits include Pokémon characters such as Pikachu and Piplup, Disney characters, Sanrio characters such as Hello Kitty, elephants, dinosaurs, cats, dogs, rabbits, cows, sheep, pigs, pandas, unicorns, tigers, kangaroos and koalas.
==Anime kigurumi==
(詳細はotaku and cosplay circles is anime kigurumi. In this style of representation, humanoid characters are portrayed by performers who wear masks and zentai suits that completely cover their bodies. The performer is known as an ''animegao'', or "". The bodysuit is usually flesh-toned, and is worn underneath clothing and accessories appropriate for the character. A mask typically partially covers the head, with the back hidden by a wig. The performer sees through eye-holes in the mask.
Stunt actors and actresses in Japan often perform wearing official animegao costumes, in promotional events for anime and other film and television shows. This can be distinguished from the hobbyist cosplay variant, which uses unique, custom-made costumes.
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