1 Ounce Silver Niue Islands 2022 - Ross Geller - Friends Sitcom (1) - Chibi Coins - 2NZ$

1 Ounce Silver Niue Islands 2022 - Ross Geller - Friends Sitcom (1) - Chibi Coins - 2NZ$

Mintage : 2.000 - Delivery in  Original Packaging from New-Zealand-Mint

SERIEs : 6 Friends in New New York ( Friends ) - 1. Ross Geller

Münzdaten - Coin Data  :

- Niue Islands - 2022 - 2 NZ$

- 1 oz = 31,1 g .999 Silver

- Proof Color -  CHIBI-ART-STYLE

-  36 x 28,4mm

Obverse : Friends actor in chibi art style.

The reverse presents the Ian Rank-Broadley portrait of Queen Elizabeth II as well as face value and year of issue. The edition is limited to only 2,000 copies worldwide.

Origin of Chibi

The term "chibi" is derived from the Japanese verb "chibiru," which means "to wear out" and "to become shorter." To refer to something or someone small or chubby, the term "chibi-debu" is also used.

Here, "chibi" does not simply mean "small", but is used to mean "cute".

"Chibi" refers to the depiction of characters in childlike form.

The "chibi" style is used in anime and manga to illustrate strong emotions such as anger, fear, or moe. Often "Chibi" is used synonymously with "Super Deformed", which refers to an overly distorted drawing style.

Chibi - Art

Chibi is a form of stylized figure drawing that originated in Japan. Chibi figures are usually between two and four heads tall.

They are often used on merchandise for popular anime series. With their large, distinct facial expressions, they are also useful in creating a fun or cute atmosphere.

Most chibi figures are roughly the same size and body shape, regardless of the gender, face size, body size, body shape, and age of the original design.