moe got the names for their food from popular culture.
where did moe get the names for their food?
popular culture
in "the moe manifesto, akihabara insider patrick galbraith defines "moe" as an affective response to fictional characters or representations of them. the applications of this definition are widespread to political, economic, and cultural discourses. for an example in practice, matthew brummer describes how japan's self defense force utilizes popular culture and the "moe" that it engenders to shape public perceptions of the military establishment: the manga military.









































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bullet::::- "chibi" (slang)









































bullet::::- figure "moe zoku"









































bullet::::- "kawaii", cuteness









































bullet::::- "nijikon"









































bullet::::- .moe









































bullet::::- "moe" anthropomorphism









































bullet::::- "moe" book









































section::::external links.
moe (slang)
from there on, they each get back at each other. moe pops the tube man in front of one his rival's store. they then get back at moe by controlling the up and down button outside of the store, constantly torturing hans moleman as he is trying out a mattress. moe then floods their store, flushing out the patrons that are in it. marv and moe get into a sword fight, with signs. ultimately, marv throws a sign at moe before taking off.
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