Do not confuse with a Gilligan Cut or any kind of scene change as a cut.
Having straight bangs only does not count as a hime cut.įor Western haircut with similar high-status connotations, see Regal Ringlets. Please do not list examples unless they have all the required physical characteristics (straight hair, straight bangs, shorter sidelocks, and back) and at least one of the lifestyle or personality characteristics ( Aloof Dark-Haired Girl, Elegant Gothic Lolita, Lady of War, Miko, Ojou, royalty, Yamato Nadeshiko, or other traits). When listing examples, please mention if the story is set in those times.
Naturally, any Historical Fiction or Period Piece set between the Heian period and Meiji Revolution will have women wearing this hairstyle, in which case the choice of the cut itself has little meaning.
When listing examples, please identify which character traits the hime cut is symbolizing or accentuating. It's also used to accentuate personality traits traditionally associated with the ojou and similar types: calm, dignified, traditional, elegant, graceful, demure, and modest (or some combination thereof). If it's a Chanbara, its appearance is a given, although usually the hair is tied back with a ribbon, and sometimes the sidelocks also. In more modern settings, it's popular with Elegant Gothic Lolita characters. It's also a fairly popular style with Mikos. This hairstyle has a good chance of showing up if the character is an Ojou or Yamato Nadeshiko. Ojou Ringlets are gaining prominence among anime royalty, and the general populace in Japan also favors distinctive short cuts or ponytail offshoots, such as Tsundere pigtails. The hairstyle is rooted in the fact the Japanese tend to have voluminous sideburns. It is widely believed to be the court style of the Heian Period, and thus Older Than Feudalism. In its pristine form, the straight black hair endemic to actual, Real Life Japanese people is worn long, save for perfectly level bangs trimmed just above the upper eyelids, and sidelocks trimmed to roughly cheek and/or shoulder level (or sometimes even both). The name comes from the Japanese word for princess and is associated with the upper classes and tradition. Tip: Some items have a "permanent" option that is not visible in the interface unless you scroll down.The regal hairstyle worn by many female characters, primarily in Japanese or Japanese-inspired media. When a temporary customization ends, that aspect of your character's appearance is automatically reverted to the way it looked at initial character creation. Some items are permanent customizations to your character, while others are temporary changes that last only for a certain amount of time (usually 30 days).If you have enough NX currency available for use on your game account, you can purchase all of the listed changes.As you customize your character with the Avatar Shop, a running total of the NX required to purchase the customizations appears in the lower left of the interface.
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