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 | A reference to the 1993 movie 'Crayon Shin-chan: Action Mask vs. Leotard Devil', haigure is the act of forcing subjects to wear a [[leotard]], perform embarrassing poses(most often [[squatting]] with hands pointed towards the crotch to form a "V" shape), use comical equipment, and/or repeat the word 'haigure' over and over.
Neither leotards, joke tech nor silly poses qualify for the tag by themselves; use context from the source or the presence of other elements to determine if the image counts. Updated by BugmenotEncore Tue, Jul 23 '24, 21:42 | Version 7 |
| A reference to the 1993 movie 'Crayon Shin-chan: Action Mask vs. Leotard Devil', haigure is the act of forcing subjects to wear a revealing [[leotard]], perform embarrassing poses(most often [[squatting]] with hands pointed towards the crotch to form a "V" shape), use comical equipment, and/or repeat the word 'haigure' over and over.
Neither revealing leotards, joke tech nor silly poses qualify for the tag by themselves; use context from the source or the presence of other elements to determine if the image counts. Updated by BugmenotEncore Tue, Jul 23 '24, 03:12 | Version 6 |
| A reference to the 1993 movie 'Crayon Shin-chan: Action Mask vs. Leotard Devil', haigure is the act of forcing subjects to wear a revealing [[leotard]], perform embarrassing poses(most often [[squatting]] with hands pointed towards the crotch to form a "V" shape), use comical equipment, and/or repeat the word 'haigure' over and over.
Neither revealing leotards, joke tech nor silly poses qualify for the tag by themselves; use context from the source or the presence of other elements to determine if it counts. Updated by BugmenotEncore Mon, Jul 22 '24, 12:59 | Version 5 |
| A reference to the 1993 movie 'Crayon Shin-chan: Action Mask vs. Leotard Devil', haigure is the act of forcing subjects to wear a revealing [[leotard]], perform embarrassing poses(most often [[squatting]] with hands pointed towards the crotch to form a "V" shape), and/or repeat the word 'haigure' over and over.
None of the above qualify for the tag by themselves; use context from the source or the presence of other elements to determine if it counts. Updated by BugmenotEncore Mon, Jul 22 '24, 12:57 | Version 4 |
| A reference to the 1993 movie 'Crayon Shin-chan: Action Mask vs. Leotard Devil', haigure is the act of forcing subjects to wear a revealing [[leotard]], perform embarrassing poses(most often [[squatting]] with hands pointed towards the crotch to form a "V" shape), and/or repeat the word 'haigure' over and over.
Not every instance of a character being put into a leotard is haigure; use context from the source or the presence of other elements to determine if it is. Updated by BugmenotEncore Mon, Jul 22 '24, 12:56 | Version 3 |
| A reference to the 1993 movie 'Crayon Shin-chan: Action Mask vs. Leotard Devil', haigure is the act of forcing subjects to wear a revealing [[leotard]], perform embarrassing poses(most often [[squatting]] with hands pointed towards the crotch to form a "V" shape), and/or repeat the word 'haigure' over and over. Updated by BugmenotEncore Mon, Jul 22 '24, 12:53 | Version 2 |
| The subject is [[squatting]] with hands pointed towards the crotch in a "V". Updated by OperationTransport Fri, Aug 02 '13, 05:29 | Version 1 |