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# Anime Commands

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## Hint

Anime Commands are divided into two category
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## <mark style="color:red;">Reactions</mark>

```
/bite [user]
```

Sends random anime bite gif.&#x20;

```
/blush
```

Sends random anime blush gif.

```
/bonk [user]
```

Bonks the mentioned user by sending a gif.

```
/bully [user]
```

Bullies the mentioned user by sending a gif.

```
/highfive [user]
```

Give high five to a user

```
/holdhand [user]
```

Hold hand with the mentioned user by sending a gif.

```
/hug [user]
```

Hug the mentioned user by sending a gif.

```
/kiss [user]
```

Kiss the mentioned user by sending a gif.

```
/slap [user]
```

&#x20;Slap the mentioned user by sending a gif.

## <mark style="color:red;">Image Generation</mark>

```
/shinobu
```

Generate a shinobu girl.

```
/waifu
```

Generate a cute waifu.

```
/wallpaper [option: Anime, Random]
```

Generate anime or random wallpaper.

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