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Creating Anime

How is creating anime different from creating animation? This question is directed at the "Techniques" section. KyuuA4 09:58, 8 October 2006 (UTC)

The Style Section

Can it be possible to use a list format to describe some style features found in most (or all) anime? Basically, the list would appear like the Genre section. KyuuA4 20:33, 12 October 2006 (UTC)

Criticism

Obviously their are detractors of this genre. What are their claims? I'd like to know.

I join Ned Scott in that. Anime is too general to be criticised as a whole. However, sourced criticism is appropriate in context in the rest of the article. Let me bring up a sentence that I would tag with "what the hell"

Huh? Which quality is referred to here? Lower frame rates would suggest less fluid animation.... --GunnarRene 21:21, 27 August 2006 (UTC)

2 the Ranting Gryphon is the best we can do? Seriously, if we're gonna have a criticisms section, lets get something more reliable than a self-published podcast. Kyaa the Catlord 19:22, 30 August 2006 (UTC)

Anime is childish at times because some anime is aimed for children. Other anime is aimed for an older audience. Plain and simple. Criticisms could be aimed at the conflict of diffrence of culture, between Japan and Western Countries. Really main criticisms could come from Hentai, and it's more questionable forms. (Loli, Shota) Also it could be the frankness of Homosexual relations, which America still isn't comfortable on. A Gigantic Panda 05:52, 11 December 2006 (UTC)

Anime vs Non-Anime

Section moved from article to here:

Distinguishing Anime and Non-Anime

Apparently, there is a distinction among animation differentiating anime and non-anime.

For example, the animated TV series ThunderCats, although animated by Japanese animation studio Topcraft (who would later go on to form Studio Ghibli), is not considered anime. Its creator is Tobin Wolf. It was produced specifically for the English-speaking market. Specifically, the American production company, Rankin-Bass Productions, developed Thundercats. On the contrary, the anime series IGPX was also produced for the English-speaking market. Its creator is Kōichi Mashimo and co-produced by Cartoon Network and Production I.G..

In short, this part of the topic itself is rather confusing indeed. KyuuA4 23:58, 9 November 2006 (UTC)

Is Wonderful Days/Sky Blue (a Korean animated film) an anime? It sure looks like one, but it wasn't created in Japan. Oh, does it count as an anime because it's geared towards adults? I guess "kiddy" shows you see on Saturday mornings are simply cartoons, not animes, because they are geared towards a younger audience. Then I guess that makes Pokemon, Digimon, One-Piece, Sugar: A Little Snow Fairy, etc, cartoons and not animes, right? So, where do we draw the line?

Anime MEANS animation in Japanese, but in English it is to refer to any cartoon produced in Japan. Thus, if it's made in Korea, it's not an anime. Pokemon, Digimon, One Piece, and Sugar are all anime because they were produced in Japan. It is NOT the style of the art that makes an animation an anime. Super Milk-Chan, for example, looks little like traditional anime, but as it is produced in Japan, it is, in fact, an anime.71.100.15.139 10:46, 2 July 2006 (UTC)

Anime should not be restricted to Japanese animation. Instead, more attention should be paid to the style of the animation. If need be, also look into the storyline. Is there criteria to discern animated works as being anime or non-anime? Even so, credit does go to Japan for developing the anime-style. KyuuA4 16:33, 11 August 2006 (UTC)

Just my 2 cents here: I think the definiton boils down to a Japanese company distributing it. The cels themselves might be drawn in Korea or China, to which more of the work is being outsourced. --GunnarRene 22:21, 27 August 2006 (UTC)

So what about when some of the production is done by a Japanese company, such as the case with Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker? A Japanese animation studio (TMS Entertainment) helped with the production. So is Batman Beyond: ROTJ half-cartoon, half anime? What makes something anime and something else not anime? How much must be produced by a Japanese animation studio for people to label it as "anime"? In the future, if this animation-style becomes more widely adopted by producers all over the world, what will the definition of "anime" look like then? Is anime not popular mainly because of its style (both in animation and story), and not the country from which it originated? Or am I gravely mistaken? If a French chef prepares an Italian dish in Paris, would it make any sense to label it as a French dish? 70.115.234.217 22:12, 3 September 2006 (UTC)

Anyway, moving on... I'm reading through these comments... I'm not singling out anyone in particular when I say this... The word in anime means Japanese cartoon and there's really no honest way around that. Period. Actually, I think it was a mistake for other countries to adopt the word "anime", because now people think they can get nearly anything qualified as an anime, when the word was intended as the label for Japanese cartoons. Perhaps "Japanime" sounds crude, but it sure would keep people from using "Teen Titans is an anime because of the way it looks" arguments. Fiction Alchemist 04:27, 4 September 2006 (UTC)

- I'm going to use caps.

Anime means animation; or more correctly, it is how the japanese SAY animation by shortening the word(its written in katakana ). ANIME by the CORRECT definnition are CARTOONS. the word should not ONLY applied to cartoon that come from Japan, the correct word would be JAPANESE ANIMATION. MANGA just is the word for comic book in Japanese. An AMIERCAN COMIC could be called manga (american manga correctly). Yes i did put empthasis between america and japan.

Lets face it. Americans tend to twist Japanese words (otaku, manga, anime, hentai etc.) to make it only apply to Japanese pop-culture, and vice versa(I think) or simply, its a japanese word thats cool-sounding (and vice versa), but dont know the real definition, or language (to be fluent or partly.)

Yes. Avatar: The Last Airbender is an anime.Angelofdeath275 03:15, 15 September 2006 (UTC)

One of my favourite catchphrases on the difference between cartoons and anime:

All anime are cartoons, but not all cartoons are anime.

--Ppk01 14:47, 2 October 2006 (UTC)

Avatar is not an anime, it is a cartoon produced by two Americans, in America, for Nickelodeon. Likewise, Van Von Hunter and Megatokyo are not manga, they are American comics done in a manga style, and published in digest format. Is Runaways manga simply because they publish it in digest format as well?

Even though "anime" is literally "animation" in JAPANESE, I don't have a huge problem with it being taken to other countries. When they overexagerate the japanese style, such as in Shuriken School, or Kappa Mikey, that goes a little overboard. But Avatar is okay, because it sticks more to the somewhat orignal style, even if the style does vary. The question "is it okay for Americans to make anime?" is basicaly the same as "Are dubs okay?" I don't like dubs, but I don't have a problem with them. Same with American anime and such. - Lightbeam911

History and Synonyms sections

I was just passing by and thought I'd comment that your history section seems somewhat lacking. It goes right from the 20's to the 70's, completely skipping over the 50's and 60's, Tezuka, Astroboy, Kimba, etc. It says nothing about the various waves of popularity in America and so forth. You might want to do some expanding there.

Also, in your Synonyms section, since when has "Manga" been confused with "Anime?" Anime is the Japanization of animation, and Manga is the Japanization of magazine, meaning comics. Has anime fandom truly fallen into such disarray that fans have forgotten the distinctly different meaning of the two words? Perri Rhoades 05:44, 12 July 2006 (UTC)

Sweeping Image Revisions

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