“Shikanokonokonokokoshitanto” appears to be a playful, often confusing phrase associated with the anime and manga series My Deer Friend Nokotan (also known as Shikanoko Nokonoko Koshitantan). The series has garnered attention due to its quirky humor and unique premise, which features a deer-girl hybrid named Nokotan and her interactions with Torako Koshi, a high schooler with a delinquent past.

The title itself is somewhat whimsical. Here’s a breakdown of its meaning:

1. Shika no Ko (“鹿の子”) translates to “deer child” or “a young deer.”
2. Nokonoko (“のこのこ”) is an onomatopoeic expression for “walking casually” or “ambling.”
3. Koshi tan tan (“こしタンタン”) has a more traditional meaning. The “tan tan” portion is derived from a Japanese phrase meaning “to wait for an opportunity,” often linked to a tiger’s patience as it watches its prey. This gives the title a somewhat mysterious, tiger-versus-deer connotation.

Thus, the phrase Shikanokonokonokokoshitanto in the context of the anime might evoke a playful sense of “a deer kid walking carefree while a tiger waits,” reflecting the contrasting yet complementary personalities of the two main characters, Nokotan and Koshitan.

The humor of the series and its use of this quirky title have become popular within the anime community.