Takkun (タッくん?, Takkun) is a stray kitten that Mamimi adopts in episode 2 but he eventually abandons her to be with a white cat. He is one of many pets of Mamimi's to share this name, though he is around for the longest. He is 4 months old at he time she adopts him.

Naota Nandaba (ナンダバ・ナオ太?, Nandaba Naota), or Ta-kun (タッくん, Takkun) as he is called by Mamimi and Haruko, is the protagonist of the first season of FLCL, obsessed with appearing mature and nonchalant. He idolizes his older brother, Tasuku, who represents for Naota what it means to be an "adult...

2022年9月19日 · To conclude, in the last episode, Mamimi finally says "sayonara naota kun", which means she finally realized who he is and that he is becoming an ideal adult too. She then goes away to find her own ideal adulthood in photography, according to what Naota teached her during this whole show.

Mamimi Samejima (サメジマ・マミ美?, Samejima Mamimi) is a high school truant and Tasuku's ex-girlfriend. She is a lonely and depressed chain-smoker, and a pyromaniac. She adopts several pets and names them all "Ta-kun" (タッくん, Takkun) as a replacement for Naota's brother, including Naota himself, but...

2017年7月13日 · Mamimi constantly calls Naota Ta-kun. I presume this is what she called his brother (Tasuku). But then she begins calling the dog Ta-kun, and then I believe eventually calls Naota by his real name, Naota.

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The "-kun" suffix is an informal and intimate honorific primarily used when addressing males of equal or junior status. Mamimi is likely using Naota as a substitute for Tasuku and therefore refers to him as "Ta-kun" which can be short for both Naota and Tasuku.

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Ta-kun ist der kleine, süße, etwas hyperaktive schwarze Streuner, den Mamimi Samejima bei sich aufgenommen hat. Quelle: www.anisearch.de/character/3596

2025年3月14日 · Ta Kung Pao is regarded in Hong Kong as a mouthpiece for Beijing, and has been praised by Xi Jinping, China’s top leader. But in case anyone missed the point, ...