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...''suki''. ''Miko'' was more often used to refer to the art style of [[Hana Futikata]]'s animations. As the art style arose into popularity in the 1960s, ''miko ...gh Forian) and Shohuanese art. Popularity began to arise in 1926 when Hana Futikata created his first commercially successful animation short, titled (somethin

...r to be the foundation of modern Lugid art. Lugid animation pioneer [[Hana Futikata]] coined the term ''[[miko]]'' to refer to his distinctive (some style 2)-d