CATDOLL: Netizens voted for the "cutest aho-haired male character" and he was the first?

"Aho-ge" is a common feature in Japanese anime, which highlights the character's unique charm. Recently, a Japanese website counted the "cutest aho-ge male characters". Let's see who made the list!

The so-called "Aho-mao" is a small tuft of protrusions on the hair. This style is called "アホ毛" in Japanese, which means that characters with this feature will show a "cute" quality. Based on the different forms of aho-mao, comic fans have also given it many interesting names.

Due to the large number of candidates, it is impossible to list them all, so only the top 10 shortlisted characters are selected. Let's take a look at the glorious list of male characters with aloof hair:

No. 8: Yuya Sakaki from "Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V"

A petite, green-haired boy with a lively and cheerful personality, his aho-hair often flutters in the battle, making the audience feel tense but also a little interesting.

No. 8: Yowamushi Pedal: Mt. Manami

Because the ahoge is very long, it sticks out from the front of the mountain bike helmet, which looks very cute.

No. 8: Ayazaki Sa from Hayate the Combat Butler

In fact, in the first season of Hayate the Combat Butler, Xiao Sa did not have alopecia, and this setting was supplemented in the subsequent plot. With Xiao Sa's swift skills, this inconspicuous blue hair also dances.

No. 7: Haruhiko Ichijo from "The World of Unlimited Colors"

Although it is the latest animation, the male protagonist of "Muji Colors" Ichijo Haruhiko also made the list. When the audience focused on the welfare scenes of the female characters, Ichijo Haruhiko's ahoge was ignored...

No. 5: Kamui from Gintama

Kamui is not just about that iconic braid, his aho-man hair is also an important part!

No. 5: "Hetalia" Italy

With his innocent personality and super cute aho-man hair, Italy is truly worthy of its name.

No. 4: The five brothers of the Matsuno family in "Osomatsu" (except Matsuno Matsuno)

I don't know why the authorities listed the five Matsuno family triplets (except Matsuno Matsuno) as an independent candidate, but they do fit the definition of "aho-hair", even though the two tufts of hair are inconspicuous.

No. 3: Araragi Koyomi from the Monogatari series

When talking about aho-ge, we can’t forget the character from the Monogatari series, Trash-kun. Trash-kun’s aho-ge is not just a decoration, it can also change into various shapes depending on the character’s mood, such as heart shapes, punctuation marks, and currency symbols. Many shots also deliberately do not show Trash-kun’s face, but only show his aho-ge instead.

No. 2: Edward Elric from Fullmetal Alchemist

With golden pupils, three braids and golden alopecia, Edward's handsome image is evident.

No. 1: Edogawa Conan from Detective Conan

Who is the character who topped the list? He is Edogawa Conan, who is known as the "Grandchild of Death"! Conan's ahoge is in a trapezoidal shape (I don't know how much hairspray he used), with a small tuft of hair at the bottom. Unlike other characters, Conan's ahoge grows on the back of his head, not on the top.