| Display title | No Cartoon Fish |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In Anime and Manga, and to a lesser extent in all animation, fish tend to be drawn hyperrealistically. Their movements are naturalistic, and they never exhibit any trace of personality, even when other animals or Mons are very iconic and anthropomorphic. This also applies to fish being eaten, when compared to other food items. |
