CATDOLL: Netizens formulate "Three Principles of Double Ponytails" How to make the best ponytail

Yesterday (February 2) was the twice-a-year "Twintails Day" (the other day is November 22), and Japanese netizens on Twitter also had a heated discussion on the composition of twintails, and even developed a strict "Twintails Standard Rules" illustration.

In order to stir up the atmosphere, many netizens uploaded their favorite "twin tails" characters, ranging from games to animations. At first glance, these characters all tie their hair on both sides, which meets the general impression of the definition of "twin tails", but some netizens protested, saying that "twin tails are not just grabbing the hair on both sides and tying it", and used illustrations to further interpret "twin tails".

Illustration of the "Three Principles of Double Ponytails"

Three principles of double ponytails:

1. Tie all your hair into two bunches and let them hang down symmetrically on both sides.

2. The length of the hair ends must be longer than the shoulders.

3. The hair must be tied above the ears.

Only those that meet these three principles can be called double ponytails! If the hair on both sides is tied up and the back is let down, it can only be called a "double princess head"; if the hair ends do not reach the shoulders after being tied up, it is called a "short ponytail"; if the hair is tied below the ears, it is called a "low ponytail".

If we use this principle to review the popular twin-tailed characters on Twitter——

Kaname Madoka's hair ends not reaching her shoulders, she is out

Asuka was not completely tied up and was out

Only Hatsune Miku meets all the requirements perfectly!

It's too harsh! And if we continue to screen like this, how many characters will be left who are perfect for "twin tails"?