Two-dimensional comic contrast settings

Answer 1

There were many forms of contrast settings in two-dimensional comics:

* * 1. Identity contrast **
- For example, in "The Fall of Cabelli," Winette was originally a demon but was kind-hearted and helpful. Cabelli was originally a chief angel, but after she came to the human world for an internship, she became a "lazy angel" because she was obsessed with games and even wanted to destroy mankind.

* * Two, height contrast **
- In "Recital Flute and Double Strap Bag," the Miyagawa siblings had a height difference. The older sister, Atsumi Miyagawa, was a high school student but had the appearance of a 137-centimeter loli. The younger brother, Atashi Miyagawa, was an elementary school student but had the appearance of a 180-centimeter mature man. As a result, the younger brother suffered many misunderstandings and troubles.

* * 3. Character contrast **
1. * * Tsundere **
- For example, Misaka Mikoto in the "Catalog of Forbidden Magic Books" was cold when faced with numbness, but she would blush at the slightest disagreement.
- In "Matsuya Teruya's Confession", as the vice president of the student council and the daughter of a financial group, Teruya Yomiya's words and actions were cold, but his heart was filled with love for the president. He was cold on the outside but warm on the inside.
2. * * Sick **
- In "Diary of the Future," my wife, Yunio, was willing to sacrifice everything for her lover, Yuki Amano. When she was shy, she would develop a personality similar to that of a mental patient.
3. * * Proud **
- In "Magazine Girl Nozaki-kun," Miko Shiba Mikoto pretended to be handsome in front of others, but later became depressed due to self-loathing.

* * 4. The difference between the main body (mostly applicable to non-human creatures)**
- For example, in "Demon Fox x Servant", the skeleton of the skeleton palace was a huge skeleton monster,"Hungry Skeleton," but it was usually a cute little loli. It also liked to eat and made a wish to become a Chinese bun in the next life.

* * 5. The contrast between being in front of people and being behind people **
- In "Dry Girl Buried," the soil buried in the school and outside the school performed well. She was a good student in the eyes of teachers, a good role model in the eyes of classmates, and a good child who was willing to help others outside the school. However, after returning home, she became a dry girl who liked to play games and eat snacks and relied on her brother.

* * 6. Other contrast **
1. * * Hidden Otaku contrast **
- In "The Secrets of Haruka Nogizaka," the female lead, Haruka Nogizaka, was a female otaku who was a top student on the surface. "My little sister can't be so cute!" And 'Dry Girl!' The female lead in "Little Burial" also had a similar setting. This kind of contrast was more common in the 2D daily works. Even in "Online Game Wife Cannot Be a Girl," the online characters, offline players, and offline players all had a contrast attribute.
2. * * Appearance and age contrast **
- For example, Remilia and Flandore in the Oriental Project were vampire lolis. No matter how much time passed, their appearance would remain young. Some characters that were immortal or long-lived also had a contrast in appearance and age. There were also some characters who matured early in their lives, and their mental age would not match their appearance.
3. * * A contrast in behavior **
- Including the big eater attribute, like in Naruto, Hinata was a hidden big eater (added in the TV version). There were also remnant thoughts, like "Blessing for a Beautiful World!" The Akuya in the movie was a stark contrast to the beautiful girl's appearance, and her inner self was a mess. In 2D works, in order to make the characters three-dimensional or to promote the development of the plot, the contrast between the front and back of the characters was a common operation, and the sharp contrast setting that could make the audience feel good formed a contrast cute.
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