Doro is a fan-created derivative character based on Dorothy from the game Goddess of Victory: Nikke. The name "Doro" is derived from the abbreviated English name of Dorothy.
The character is distinguished by its pink hair and dog-like appearance. Originating from Dorothy's in-game design, Doro was created by simplifying her head into a highly stylized form featuring large round eyes and expressive, multifaceted facial expressions, which are a hallmark of the character.
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International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML) 2024 Spotlight
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Nature Communications 2023
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