The "soup store" meme has lasted for five years in anime fandom after it originally premiered as part of PurpleEyesWTF's "Code MENT" abridged series.

Clorox-chan is an anime character with white hair and blazing orange eyes, who wears blue clothes bearing the Clorox bleach logo. You can look, but don't drink. The Clorox-Chan Meme Is Not Meant ...

Japanese artists create iconic anime eyes that are exaggerated and serve as memorable traits for characters. Saitama's deadpan stares in One-Punch Man add comedic value, making them an iconic part ...

Most anime protagonists have beautiful eyes of varying colors, but most characters with blue eyes tend to be more cautious about not going down the wrong path. Because of their personality, they ...

As with any self-respecting anime character, she’s accompanied by a diverse group of friends who likely have their assortment of visual motifs tied back to the virtues of Catholicism.

Ai Ohto, as seen in the anime Wonder Egg Priority (Image via Cloverworks) Ai’s most distinguishable feature is her heterochromatic eyes, where her right eye is yellowish-amber, and her left one ...

As you can see above, plenty of anime series have whacked-out eyes. Naruto may be the most famous franchise using the trope as of late; It is hard to not know about the Sharigan if you like shonen ...

The meme-cataloging website Know Your Meme lists Omae Wa Mou Shindeiru as its most popular page for September 2017, and Google shows search interest skyrocketed that same month.

In Japan, the eyes reveal more—and the mouth reveals less—about what a person is feeling. Maybe this cultural difference in reading facial expressions can explain why Japanese anime characters ...