Q:

What should our "unofficial" community name and logo or mascot be?

Since we are looking to expand our social circles I think we should have a name for our unofficial SE community. We can change it later on down the like, but I think we should have something that identifies us as a community.
I'd like like to ask for everyone's idea of what our community name and logo should be and look like. The logo does not need to be the finished product. A rough sketch in paint is fine. I'll work with the author of the top rated answer to create a more polished product.
If you want to just propose a name or logo, that's fine as well.
Remember to follow these copyright guidelines when creating the name and logo:

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Don't forget to upvote the answers you like and leave any comments or critiques for the authors.
If possible, use this format: 

Name: [Insert name proposal here]
Reasoning: [Insert name proposal reasoning here]
or
Tagline: [Insert tagline proposal here]

(and/or)

Logo: [Insert logo image concept, if applicable]
[Insert brief summary of the reasoning behind the concept]

(and/or)

Mascot Name: [Insert name of mascot]
[Insert brief summary of the reasoning behind the concept]
[Insert rough concept, if applicable]

A:

Here is my proposal for the community logo. I did it in the style of the Japanese mon (family emblems):
This typographic logo uses the stylized kanji for 画:
 

A:

I suggest that we create a mascot-character, similar to Wikipe-tan or the OS-tans. Our logo should be designed to incorporate that character. This is a pretty common thing on anime-themed websites, though it's certainly not universal. I thought about drawing something myself, but my artwork is worse than Kobayashi Yuu's drawings, so I'm not the best choice.

A:

Name: Ayama
Reasoning: Taken from the first kana of each word in the Japanese translation of "Anime and Manga" (アニメやまんが -> アやま -> Ayama). It's short, easy to remember, and unique to us.

