Which Korean Animal Face Are You?
Korean animal face type
Rabbit Face
토끼상 tokki-sang
Small body, enormous reactions.
Rabbit face (tokki-sang, 토끼상) is the Korean animal face type for someone who looks bright and adorably surprised: round, wide-open eyes, a small face, and front teeth that show when they smile.
It's you if…
- You gasp at plot twists out loud, even in the cinema.
- You have a ranked list of every dessert café within walking distance.
- People tell you stories just to watch your face while you listen.
The surprise
Rabbit faces are quietly the toughest. You look like you'll startle at anything, but you're the one who stays calm in a real emergency and makes the phone call.
Best matchDinosaur FaceTwo volume knobs stuck on high — every outing becomes a story.Worst matchDeer FaceThey need quiet; you need to tell them about the dessert. Right now.In Korean culture
In Korea the shapes on the full moon are a rabbit pounding rice cakes (dal-tokki, 달토끼), not a man in the moon. In the old tale Byeoljubu-jeon (별주부전), a rabbit taken to the Dragon King's palace for its liver escapes by claiming it left the liver on land — which is why rabbits stand for quick wits as well as cuteness.
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What does tokki-sang (rabbit face) mean in Korean?
Tokki-sang means “rabbit look”: round wide eyes, a small face and front teeth that show in a smile — bright, cute and lively.
Why are front teeth part of the rabbit face?
A smile that shows the two front teeth looks like a rabbit's, so Koreans often name that detail first when they call someone a rabbit face.
Which animal face type looks the youngest?
Rabbit and puppy faces are the two most often described as young-looking, because of round eyes and a soft face line.
Animal face types are a pop-culture way of describing looks, not a science. This quiz asks about vibe and habits only — it never sees your face.