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	Bifauxnen - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Bifauxnen, a portmanteau of the French faux (false) and the Japanese bishōnen (beautiful boy), is a term used amongst American anime and manga fandom to refer to an androgynous female character who resembles a handsome young boy, especially in shōjo and josei stories.
		Bifauxnen usually embody a fetishized version of various sterotypical lesbian traits, such as a 'rough' or masculine manner of speech (frank opinions, and use of the pronouns boku and ore).
		Bifauxnen are often popular even among straight characters because they embody many attractive traits found in males but have a degree of personal understanding of other women.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Bifauxnen (781 words)

	BrainDex the knowledge source - Free Online Encyclopedia - Bifauxnen
		Bifauxnen, a portmanteau of the French faux (false) and the Japanese bishounen (beautiful boy), is a term used amongst American anime and manga fandom to refer to an androgynous female character who resembles a handsome young boy, especially in shoujo and josei stories.
		Bifauxnen are less used in the bishoujo-laden demographics of shounen or seinen, although sometimes boyish women are used because shows wish to keep a cast strictly female.
		Bifauxnen are contrasted with the other popular yuri archetype, the onee-sama(classically feminine, beautiful, intelligent, and graceful) The latter has become more well known in recent years, and bifauxnen are used less extensively in shoujo, although Utena Tenjou has become a recent poster child for the type.
	www.braindex.com /encyclopedia/index.php/Bifauxnen (576 words)

	bifauxnen - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		Bifauxnen, a portmanteau of the French faux (false) and the Japanese bishounen (beautiful boy), is a term used amongst American anime and manga fandom to refer to an androgynous female character who resembles a handsome young man.
		Bifauxnen are often popular even among straight characters because they embody many attractive traits found in males but have an obvious deep understanding of women.
		Bifauxnen usually embody a (positively) fetishized version of various sterotypical lesbian traits, such as a 'rough' or masculine manner of speech (esp. use of the pronouns boku and ore) and crossdressing.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/bifauxnen (375 words)

	EZGeography - Bifauxnen
		Bifauxnen, a portmanteau of the French faux (false) and the Japanese bishounen (beautiful boy), is a term used amongst American anime and manga fandom to refer to an androgynous female character who resembles a handsome young boy.
		Bifauxnen are rarely used in shounen, a demographic where bishoujo prevail.
		Bifauxnen are contrasted with the onee-sama characterization, who is usually precieved as a more feminine role model: classically beautiful, intelligent, and graceful.
	www.ezgeography.com /encyclopedia/Bifauxnen (449 words)

	yuri - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		This is famously depicted in Marimite, which has a large yuri fandom.
		In other stories, some characters have bifauxnen characteristics and are (relatively speaking) handsome rather than beautiful.
		Lady Oscar of The Rose of Versailles and Tenjō Utena of Revolutionary Girl Utena are famous examples, though the most famous is Ten'ō Haruka/Sailor Uranus of Sailor Moon fame.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/yuri (1613 words)

	Bifauxnen - meaning of word
		Although some shonen and seinen with ensemble casts have a designated tomboy whose behavior is more roughnecked than the others' or seems outright bisexual, the use of bifauxnen is much rarer compared to moé style characters.
		Shōnen style bifauxnen typically swing between sterotyped gender behavior, or wear masculine style clothing over fanservice.
		For example, ''Butch and femme'' is highly loaded slang, especially outside the LGBT community since it is still generally used as an insult.
	wordsonline.org /Bifauxnen (683 words)

	Bishonen
		Lady Oscar from Oniisama E (Brother Dear Brother) would be considered the Bish Girl archetype.
		Another term is bifauxnen, suggesting a woman who is androgynously handsome enough to be a faux bishōnen.
		Bishonen is a Hong Kong film about a gay romance.
	www.knowledgefun.com /book/b/bi/bishonen.html (220 words)

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