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These are cars that are covered in illustrations from anime or games. It's a blatant way for [[otaku]] to represent their interests. | These are cars that are covered in illustrations from anime or games. It's a blatant way for [[otaku]] to represent their interests. | ||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
The main mecha in [[Hikounin Sentai AkibaRanger]] is an itasha called Machine Itasshaa. It's decorated with an illustration from the anime [[Z-Cune Aoi]]. | [[File:Itashaarobo.png|thumb||Itashaa Robo from AkibaRangers]]The main mecha in [[Hikounin Sentai AkibaRanger]] is an itasha called Machine Itasshaa. It's decorated with an illustration from the anime [[Z-Cune Aoi]]. | ||
==Variations== | ==Variations== | ||
Latest revision as of 06:12, 27 March 2013
痛車 From the kanji for Ita/pain and Sha/car. Sometimes referred to as a "pain car".
These are cars that are covered in illustrations from anime or games. It's a blatant way for otaku to represent their interests.
Examples
The main mecha in Hikounin Sentai AkibaRanger is an itasha called Machine Itasshaa. It's decorated with an illustration from the anime Z-Cune Aoi.
Variations
痛ちゃり Ita-chari or "Pain bike".
In Oreimo, Kyousuke borrowed an itachari to get home from an Akiba midnight sale. The bike was decorated with the girl from the Onipan game series that he was picking up at the sale.