Ah—!
That thingy on your waist looks like a face, doesn't it?!
A faaaaace!
You think so?Well, if you put it that way, doesn't yours look like one too?
You're riiiiiiight!
This is pareidolia.
It refers to a phenomenon where people interpret shapes as faces, like three spots arranged in an inverted triangle.
The Japanese uses "Simulacra Effect", which in some sources (net/urban dictionaries) is defined as a certain type of pareidolia, specifically "three spots arranged in an inverted triangle". In some others it's considered synonymous.
Oooooohh!
I see, I seeeeee!!
So they just look like faces despite not being faces, ahaaa!
Ah—!
That thingy on your waist looks like a face, doesn't it?!
A faaaaace!
You think so?
Well, if you put it that way, doesn't yours look like one too?
You're riiiiiiight!
This is pareidolia.
It refers to a phenomenon where people interpret shapes as faces, like three spots arranged in an inverted triangle.
The Japanese uses "Simulacra Effect", which in some sources (net/urban dictionaries) is defined as a certain type of pareidolia, specifically "three spots arranged in an inverted triangle". In some others it's considered synonymous.
Oooooohh!
I see, I seeeeee!!
So they just look like faces despite not being faces, ahaaa!
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