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This pages aims at providing a quick reference on some tag which people usually have problem with. This only apply to image uploading, not searching. For more detail, see the [[:Category:Tags | tags]] pages.
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This page aims at providing a quick reference on tags which people usually have problems with. For a list of all of the tags, see [[:Theme_Tags | Theme Tags]]. It's important to tag what you see. This guide will be here for the hardest of tags.
  
===^_^===
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===4koma===
Intended with characters with their eyes closed upward and smiling or not. Like: ^_^. Not like: v_v. You can complete it with "happy" or "smile" or ":3"
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For four panelled manga only. Does not require the [[manga]] tag.
Anony: Hmmm, I think this tag and ":3" could be removed now.  Causes too much confusion ^^;
 
 
 
Merun: I don't see much confusion with "^_^". It's correctly applied as is ":3". The problem is people are implying that it's also a "happy" "smile" tag at the same time. Well, purpose of this page is to clear confusion.
 
 
 
Yatchen: Does anyone even search these tags?
 
 
 
Merun: You want the whole system to collapse because no use the search by theme tag? xD I guess statistic should be available
 
 
 
Yatchen: I'm just saying, I use a lot of the theme tags to search, whether for fun or for work, but I don't think I've ever used these. XD
 
  
 
===:3===
 
===:3===
For characters with their mouths in the "3" shape, like a cat.
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For characters with their mouths in the '3' shape, like a cat.
 
 
===4koma===
 
For four panel manga.
 
  
 
===Ahoge===
 
===Ahoge===
An intentional piece of hair that sticks up. Usually in the front or back of the head.  
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An intentional piece of hair that sticks up.
  
===Albino===
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===Anthropomorphism===
For characters with white hair and red eyes. Does not require the "white hair" tag.
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Creatures or objects personified as humans.
  
===Apron===
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===Ao dai===
Goes over the clothes, can be frilly, but can't be naked! It's not necessary to add if for "maid" and "waitress".
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Vietnamese clothing.
  
===Barefoot===
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===Bloomers (gym shorts)===
One barefoot is enough to be tagged. When there is stockings, sandals, or shoes, the tag shouldn't be applied.  the tag does apply is the foot is partially but not completely covered by bandages.
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Gym shorts, not the fluffy undergarment.
  
===Beach===
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===E-Chuuchuu===
It requires sand. It doesn't include the sea.
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Require no other tags. For more information see [[E-ChuuChuu|E-chuuchuu]].
  
===Birthday===
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===Gyaru===
For birthday celebrations, including cake, presents, etc. Not for simple images with "Happy Birthday" written on it.
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Style of fashion. Possibly tanned skin, gaudy jewellery, vibrant nail polish, loose clothes, blonde hair, etc. Also for gyaruo (male gyaru) and ganguro (fake tan, bleached haired gyaru) fashion.
  
===Bloomer===
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===Hakana===
Bloomer are sport clothing, not fluffy undergarment
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A traditional pleated skirt that goes from the waist to the ankles, often worn over a kimono and tied with a bow at the front.
  
===Chinese dress===
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===Hanbok===
Not meant for Chinese pants/outfits. For dresses!
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Traditional Korean clothing.
  
===Cosplay===
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===Heterochromia===
A real life person dressing up as an anime or manga character. Does not apply to anime characters dressing up as another anime character.
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A character with each eye a different colour. [[Eye color]] must still be tagged.
  
===Couple===
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===Kotatsu===
Two people who appear to be in love, are showing affection, etc.  Does not apply if they are a couple in the series but it is not shown in the image. Does apply if it is shown in the image but is not true in the series.
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A low wooden table covered by a blanket or futon, with a tabletop above. Underneath is a heat source, often built into the table itself.
  
===Crossover===
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===Lolita fashion===
When a character is dressed as another character in a different anime, featured with a different character, portraying as another character, or it has an element of another series in another.  
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An outfit that often consists of a bell-shape, knee-length, frilly dress/skirt with a Victorian influence. Not for actual Victorian clothing.
  
===Curly Hair===
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===Mahou Shoujo===
Curly hair is not wavy hair. It should take the form of loops or drills.
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For girls with magic girl appearanceFrilly clothing, wands, etc. Not for someone casting serious magic. For spell casting, you can add "magic"
 
 
===Devil===
 
Can be tagged as such if the character has some of these element:
 
"wings" "horn" "pointy ears"
 
It's the mix of these element that make a character devil. Devilish smiling is not enough.
 
 
 
===Doll===
 
You must be able to see their joints/doll parts.  Dolls who are so within a serious should not have this tag unless you can tell they are dolls in the image.
 
 
 
===Elf===
 
What is an elf? except having "pointy ears"?  (I agree.  I don't see why we need both "elf" and "pointy ears".  People only use "elf" for elves in context anyway.)  ( TO BE MERGED WITH "pointy ears" ) (Yatchen approves of that) ( MERGED )
 
 
 
===Fan===
 
Both for hand held fans and electronic fans.
 
 
 
===Fang===
 
For those pointy little teeth.
 
 
 
===Family===
 
For use when there is a group of people that make a family.  (Yatchen doesn't think we need this tag)  TO BE WORKED ON ( TO BE DELETED  ( because it attracts the attention of those who doesn't want to delete any tag :D ) )
 
 
 
First, is twin a child tag of family? Then this tag is at the same time, doesn't rely and rely to the source. I just realized but... almost all Umineko pic should be tagged as such, but it's not easy to see how by the imageTHere are case in which it's obvious, such as in Clannad. The problem is not what is tagged but how it's tagged. Sibling as per tag description is enough. However Couple != Family. They are complementary tag. So I suggest to to go of course, by what is depicted on the image, and maybe by character last name.
 
 
 
On a second opinion, I think it should only be visible..., not related to character last name.
 
 
 
I just don't see the point of the tag itself. -Yatchen
 
 
 
I think it's more for family scene.... ( in fact, I reject the idea of twin being a child tag ), for instance parents holding their baby, something like that.
 
 
 
I see.  I guess we need a lot of retagging, huh?  I'd personally just trash it, but that's just me.  -Yatchen
 
 
 
I'd personally say that it should be used in the case of an obvious family connection.  I.e., parent(s) and child(ren), obviously related siblings, etc. I'm on the fence as to whether or not this one should be kept...  -Fuwari
 
 
 
Hmmm, whenever I use the tag "family" is when its related to the source, so I rarely use this tag. So I don't really see the point of this tag either, I believe the "group" tag could work just as well. - Yuki2
 
 
 
Considering the imput, people are leaning toward the deletion of this tag - Merun
 
 
 
TO BE REALLY DELETED - Merun
 
 
 
===Flower===
 
To be applied for whole flowers or flower petals that are not sakura. (VERIFY) ( Shouldn't the sakura tag be a child of Flower then? ) (Yatchen thinks so.)
 
 
 
===Freckles===
 
Natural point on the face. Not to be confused with blush line. ( Merun think that this tag should be deleted ) (Yatchen thinks it's too rarely used and agrees) (Fuwari will go ahead and disagree; it's unique enough to merit a tag, even if the vast majority of anime characters do not have freckles) ( Then Fuu-chan can enforce it because it's quite missused :p ) (see Tanline for long comment )
 
 
 
===Gaming===
 
Can be applied both when a person is playing a game or there is a game/game controller in the image.
 
 
 
===Gothic===
 
Gothic is not "lolita fashion". Gothic use rather dark cloth, without frill. Other prominent item is spiky bracelet or necklace and belt.
 
 
 
===Group===
 
For three or more people.
 
  
===Hair Band===
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===Megane===
Not to be confused with "headdress" which have frills. A hair band is a simple accessory that hold the hair in place by tightening around the head. A ribbon might be tied on it for esthetic.
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For eyeglasses. Not the same as the [[goggles]] or [[sunglasses]] tags.
  
===Happy===
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===Miko===
Not to be confused with "smile". It should be used with people having their mouth open, as in :D
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For shrine maidens or shrine maiden outfits.
  
===Hime===
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===Mimi===
The hime tag can be used for all girls showing sign of royalty, such as a crown or scepter.
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Ears. Tags include:
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* [[inu mimi]] = dog ears
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* [[kitsune mimi]] = fox ears
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* [[neko mimi]] = cat ears
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* [[ookami mimi]] = wolf ears
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* [[tora mimi]] = tiger ears
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* [[usa mimi]] = rabbit ears
  
===Horns===
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===Mizugi===
Can also work for only one horn. May be applied for deer type antlers.
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Swimsuit. School swimsuits should instead be tagged with [[school mizugi]] (often dark-blue or white one-piece swimsuit with a name tag on the chest).  
  
===Ice===
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===Musume===
For ice in an image.  Can be applied for Cirno's wings only if they appear as ice.
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Girl or daughter. Used in the [[mecha musume]] tag.
 
 
===Jacket===
 
Meant for long sleeves, not pullovers.  You should be able to see something underneath it (unless the characters is wearing only a jacket and is a ghost :p but you get the idea ).
 
 
 
===Long Kimono===
 
A kimono not cut to the thigh/knee. If not visible, consider the sleeve which should be longer than the elbow. If still invisible, "long kimono" is the default tag to use.
 
 
 
===Mahou Shoujo===
 
For girls with magic girl appearance.  Frilly clothing, wands, etc.  Not for someone casting serious magic.
 
 
 
===Maid===
 
A servant, with a apron covering also the chest, contrary to the waitress. ( TO BE VERIFIED ) ( Merun approves )
 
 
 
===Manga===
 
For multiple paneled manga.  (Needs to be verified where we should put things like 10komas) ( I guess it can either fall under this or a new tag to be determined ) ( Considering the parent/child tag relation, 5+ koma fall under the manga tag ) (Sounds fine to Yatchen then)
 
 
 
===Monochrome===
 
For images composed of various shades of only one color. Should not be added with the "manga" tag. ( TO BE VERIFIED: manga can be colored ) (I always disliked that stupid manga-monochrome rule...I don't see why we have it.) ( Monochrome and Manga are NOT EXCLUSIVE ; I don't even know where this rule came from) (Then let's abolish it, shall we? :P) ( APPROVED )
 
  
 
===Odango===
 
===Odango===
For hairbuns, one or two.
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Hairbuns, one or two.
  
 
===Onsen===
 
===Onsen===
Public baths, not household bathtubs.
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Hot springs in which people bath. It's generally outdoor. It should not be confused with household bathtubs.
 
 
===Sakura===
 
Cherry blossoms.  Can be on tree or floating through the air.
 
 
 
===School Mizugi===
 
Often of dark blue, or white color, there might also be a name tag on the chest. The mizugi can also be split in two parts, and there is often a seam down the side.
 
 
 
===Seifuku===
 
Seifuku is a school uniform. It includes already the eventual "skirt" and "ribbon" tag if they are part of it. However, "jacket", "hat", and "tie" are not included and should be added when seen.  If a seifuku is also a dress, both the "seifuku" and "dress" tags may be added. ( TO BE VERIFIED ) (Jacket is not related to seifuku...) (  I guess it's a problem of interpretation of other people ) (Well, change their interpretation.) ( Merun approves current guideline ) (Yatchen does as well)
 
 
 
===Short Kimono===
 
A kimono cut to the knee or elbow.
 
  
===Suit===
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===Qipao===
For formal images with males or females dressed up with slacks, blazer, and tie/bow tie. When containing a jacket or a tie with the suit, it still needs to be tagged.
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Chinese dress. Not meant for Chinese pants/outfits. For dresses!
  
===Sweat===
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===Race queen===
For multiple sweatdrops. Usually appears when it's hot or after physical activities.
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Models for automotive events. May be posing next to a vehicle.
 
 
===Sweatdrop===
 
A bead of sweat. It's used so as to represent emotions such as embarrassment, exasperation, confusion or shock.
 
  
 
===Randoseru===
 
===Randoseru===
School backpack used for primary school. (Merun think this tag should be deleted)(It's a very specific type of school bag but is quite common in anime images.  It will stay.)( The name/word is not common; At the very least, it needs an alias though it's not easy to come up with one "school bag (elementary school)" "elementary school backpack" ) ("child's backpack"?  There aren't really a lot of aliases that anyone would try typing in at random for this tag. -Yatchen)( well, at least one with "school bag(child backpack)" is needed since people usually use "school bag", so they would usually go first by "school bag" ) (I guess I just don't like the tags with parenthesis in them. It looks bulky and whatnot.)
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School backpack with a curved top used for primary/elementary school. Usually red.
  
===Scenic===
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===Sakura===
Image must be focused on the background rather than the girlA majority of the image should be something other than the girl.
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Cherry blossomsCan be on a [[tree]] or floating through the air.
  
===Smile===
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===Seifuku===
Not to be confused with "happy". Smile is usually closed mouth, having this shape :). Teeth can be visible.
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A school/sailor uniform. Does not need [[skirt]] or [[ribbon]] tag if they are part of it. However, [[jacket]], [[hat]], and [[tie]] should be added when seen. If a [[seifuku]] is also a [[dress]], both tags may be added.
  
===Stars===
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===Sarashi===
Shining dot in the sky at night. Include also stars shaped object. ( TO BE VERIFIED ) (Yes, star shaped objects should be fine.  More applicable than sky stars, really.)(APPROVED)
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Chest Bandages.
 
 
===Tanline===
 
Yes it exist. ( Considering it's less use than freckles, unknown, I think it should be deleted )  (Fuwari: Again, I'm not convinced a tag should be deleted just because it's not used often.) (The problem would be then to make it existence known if kept )(Anony: It should be kept.  Just because a tag is seldom used does not mean it should be removed.)
 
( Merun: My main gripe with this tag and freckles is not the fact is not used too often, but mainly easily forgotten which is in fact, related. Also, while E-shuushuu caters to English speaker, it's not native English, and these word are quite, unknown (I needed a dictionary for Freckles ). I agree that adding these tag add effectiveness to these two. So, if kept, they need more exposure other than casual use on images. This page, when finished needs some good exposure, and also, I was thinking of adding some tag description to the top of the website where other advice are being displayed, otherwise, it's counter productive. ) (Adding it to the top might be a good idea...I don't think this tag should be deleted, regardless of its use.  It does serve an effective purpose.  Freckles just seems random.  -Yatchen) (Fuwari: Er... both tanline and freckles are native English.  That aside, I don't think these two are easily forgotten; just more that they're not often applicable in anime images and thus ''seem'' easily forgotten.  If it's in the image, I'm confident the average user will naturally add them.) ( By native English, I meant that people leaving in non english speaking country have an harder time for these because it's not really something you learn in the educational system ) (Neither is most anything we talk about on the internet. -Yatchen)
 
  
 
===Tenshi===
 
===Tenshi===
Should be used for white wings, and/or halo.
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Angel. Should be used for white wings, and/or halo.
  
===Thigh Highs===
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===Teru Teru Bozu===
For stocking above the knee. It shouldn't be use for pantyhose which totally cover the legs, thus not revealing skin at all.
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Rain doll.
  
===Uniform===
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===Trap===
Include all sorts of uniform, except "nun" "waitress" "maid" "seifuku"
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Biologically male, cross-dressing to look female. Only allowed if they canonically cross-dress. Also applies to girls that look like boys ('reverse trap').
  
===Vampire===
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===^_^===
For girls with vampire traits (pale skin, fangs, wings, etc.) showing signs of bloodlust, drinking blood, etc. Vampires who are so within a series should not have this tag unless you can tell they are vampires in the image. ( TO BE EDITED: I don't understand the last sentence ) (FIXED: Serious --> series, sorry)
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For characters with their eyes closed upward: ^_^. Not downward: v_v. Does not have to be smiling; mouth expression or emotion should also be tagged if applicable.
 
 
===Waitress===
 
A servant in a cafe, or restaurant. Can be distinguished with the apron, which only protect the skirt contrary to the maid or a round serving tray. ( TO BE VERIFIED ) ( Merun approves )
 
 
 
===Wand===
 
For miko, mahou shoujo, and magic wands.  Not for use with staffs.
 
 
 
===Warrior===
 
If it doesn't fit "ninja" "samurai" "valkyrie" or "soldier". Can be used for people wearing armor.
 
 
 
===Waterfloat===
 
Both for circular waterfloats or board waterfloats (kickboards).
 
 
 
===Witch===
 
Requires a witch-like appearance.  Hat, broom, etc.
 
  
[[Category:Tags]]
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[[Category:Tags]] [[Category:Tutorial]]

Revision as of 09:58, 31 May 2020

This page aims at providing a quick reference on tags which people usually have problems with. For a list of all of the tags, see Theme Tags. It's important to tag what you see. This guide will be here for the hardest of tags.

4koma

For four panelled manga only. Does not require the manga tag.

:3

For characters with their mouths in the '3' shape, like a cat.

Ahoge

An intentional piece of hair that sticks up.

Anthropomorphism

Creatures or objects personified as humans.

Ao dai

Vietnamese clothing.

Bloomers (gym shorts)

Gym shorts, not the fluffy undergarment.

E-Chuuchuu

Require no other tags. For more information see E-chuuchuu.

Gyaru

Style of fashion. Possibly tanned skin, gaudy jewellery, vibrant nail polish, loose clothes, blonde hair, etc. Also for gyaruo (male gyaru) and ganguro (fake tan, bleached haired gyaru) fashion.

Hakana

A traditional pleated skirt that goes from the waist to the ankles, often worn over a kimono and tied with a bow at the front.

Hanbok

Traditional Korean clothing.

Heterochromia

A character with each eye a different colour. Eye color must still be tagged.

Kotatsu

A low wooden table covered by a blanket or futon, with a tabletop above. Underneath is a heat source, often built into the table itself.

Lolita fashion

An outfit that often consists of a bell-shape, knee-length, frilly dress/skirt with a Victorian influence. Not for actual Victorian clothing.

Mahou Shoujo

For girls with magic girl appearance. Frilly clothing, wands, etc. Not for someone casting serious magic. For spell casting, you can add "magic"

Megane

For eyeglasses. Not the same as the goggles or sunglasses tags.

Miko

For shrine maidens or shrine maiden outfits.

Mimi

Ears. Tags include:

Mizugi

Swimsuit. School swimsuits should instead be tagged with school mizugi (often dark-blue or white one-piece swimsuit with a name tag on the chest).

Musume

Girl or daughter. Used in the mecha musume tag.

Odango

Hairbuns, one or two.

Onsen

Hot springs in which people bath. It's generally outdoor. It should not be confused with household bathtubs.

Qipao

Chinese dress. Not meant for Chinese pants/outfits. For dresses!

Race queen

Models for automotive events. May be posing next to a vehicle.

Randoseru

School backpack with a curved top used for primary/elementary school. Usually red.

Sakura

Cherry blossoms. Can be on a tree or floating through the air.

Seifuku

A school/sailor uniform. Does not need skirt or ribbon tag if they are part of it. However, jacket, hat, and tie should be added when seen. If a seifuku is also a dress, both tags may be added.

Sarashi

Chest Bandages.

Tenshi

Angel. Should be used for white wings, and/or halo.

Teru Teru Bozu

Rain doll.

Trap

Biologically male, cross-dressing to look female. Only allowed if they canonically cross-dress. Also applies to girls that look like boys ('reverse trap').

^_^

For characters with their eyes closed upward: ^_^. Not downward: v_v. Does not have to be smiling; mouth expression or emotion should also be tagged if applicable.