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I looked it up on Urban Dictionary when I made the comment.
The term "mecha musume" was first used for a series of figurines produced by the japanese company Konami. The figures personified old military vehicles, such as tanks and planes, as cute girls. It's not used to refer to a general art style in which the features of historical military warcraft, or more fanciful science fiction mecha designs. The term means, literally, "mecha girls."
It's not cyborg (where the machine is styled similar to the body), its literally parts of their body are machine styled. At least as far as I can work out from this and the images. They are some where between machine and anthropomorphization.
Patrick86
over 14 years agowhats the name of the manga
SciFi
over 14 years agoRadioactive
over 14 years agoSciFi
over 14 years agoIt's not cyborg (where the machine is styled similar to the body), its literally parts of their body are machine styled. At least as far as I can work out from this and the images.
They are some where between machine and anthropomorphization.
Radioactive
over 14 years ago