In Japanese, emu-ji-kaikyaku M字開脚, means a pose: opening one's legs (kaikyaku) like the letter M (emu-ji).
The emu morpheme is a katakanization of the letter M.
Character: Kinutsugai Ririko 絹番莉々子
Anime: Hisone to Maso-tan ひそねとまそたん (Episode 5)
Anime: Hisone to Maso-tan ひそねとまそたん (Episode 5)
- Context: Ririko tries to control a dragon by apparently pretending to play twister inside of its stomach.
This term is typically only used NSFW contexts, e.g. shibari 縛り, for pretty obvious reasons.
Related Terms
For reference, some related terms:
Character: Takagi 高木
Anime: Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san 2, からかい上手の高木さん2 (Season 2) (Episode 6)
Anime: Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san 2, からかい上手の高木さん2 (Season 2) (Episode 6)
- kaikyaku
開脚
Opening [one's] legs. Spreading [one's] legs wide.- ashi wo hiraku
足を開く
To open [one's] legs. - ashi 脚 = always whole leg.
ashi 足 = foot or whole leg.
- bikyaku
美脚
Beautiful legs. (not beautiful feet.)
- bikyaku
- ashi wo hiraku
- heikyaku
閉脚
Closing [one's] legs. (typically refers to jumping with legs closed in gymnastics.)- ashi wo tojiru
足を閉じる
To close one's legs.
- ashi wo tojiru
Character: Nishikino Maki 西木野真姫
Anime: Love Live! School Idol Project (Episode 2, Stitch)
Anime: Love Live! School Idol Project (Episode 2, Stitch)
- ashi wo kumu
足を組む
To cross [one's] legs.
Disambiguation
The following poses are technically M-shaped and have one's legs open, but are called other things instead:
Character: Kuboyasu Aren 窪谷須亜連
Anime: Saiki Kusuo no Psi-Nan, 斉木楠雄のΨ難 (Episode 17)
Anime: Saiki Kusuo no Psi-Nan, 斉木楠雄のΨ難 (Episode 17)
- yankii-zuwari
ヤンキー座り
"Delinquent squat." A squat associated with yankii ヤンキー, delinquents.
Character: Ushio Hinomaru 潮火ノ丸
Anime: Hinomaru-zumou 火ノ丸相撲 (Episode 1)
Anime: Hinomaru-zumou 火ノ丸相撲 (Episode 1)
- sonkyo
蹲踞
Squat used in sumō 相撲 wrestling, with heels not touching the floor, and thighs horizontal.
Character: Yuzuriha Maimai 楪舞々
Anime: Zombieland Saga: Revenge (Episode 7)
Anime: Zombieland Saga: Revenge (Episode 7)
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