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Anime bears various qualities distinct from western animation, a few of which are easily recognizable even to the uninitiated westerner. Anime's more recognizable characteristics include, but are not limited to the following: | Anime bears various qualities distinct from western animation, a few of which are easily recognizable even to the uninitiated westerner. Anime's more recognizable characteristics include, but are not limited to the following: | ||
*An | *An distinctive artstyle, often characterized by [[BESM|big eyes and a small mouth]]. | ||
*A varied emotional iconography, including (in)famous symbols such as the cross-popping temple vein and the lascivious nosebleed. | *A varied emotional iconography, including (in)famous symbols such as the cross-popping temple vein and the lascivious nosebleed. | ||
*High detail, but low framerate. | *High detail, but low framerate. | ||
*A wide range of genres and topics, everywhere from shows starring [[Loli|preteen female superheroes]] who | *A wide range of genres and topics, everywhere from shows starring [[Loli|preteen female superheroes]] who put on frilly dresses and smite evil to shows starring testosterone-drunk, hot-blooded [[mecha]] pilots, to [[Promotions|hardcore pornography]]. | ||
Mainstream western animation has started to take cues from anime within the last decade or so, with shows like ''Avatar: The Last Airbender'' and ''Teen Titans''. | Mainstream western animation has started to take cues from anime within the last decade or so, with shows like ''Avatar: The Last Airbender'' and ''Teen Titans''. | ||
Revision as of 23:44, 26 September 2015
Anime are, to put it simply, cartoons from Japan. However, anime fans often object to the use of the word "cartoon", as it really doesn't conjure the right image.
Anime bears various qualities distinct from western animation, a few of which are easily recognizable even to the uninitiated westerner. Anime's more recognizable characteristics include, but are not limited to the following:
- An distinctive artstyle, often characterized by big eyes and a small mouth.
- A varied emotional iconography, including (in)famous symbols such as the cross-popping temple vein and the lascivious nosebleed.
- High detail, but low framerate.
- A wide range of genres and topics, everywhere from shows starring preteen female superheroes who put on frilly dresses and smite evil to shows starring testosterone-drunk, hot-blooded mecha pilots, to hardcore pornography.
Mainstream western animation has started to take cues from anime within the last decade or so, with shows like Avatar: The Last Airbender and Teen Titans.
Being a fan of anime does not necessarily make one weeaboo under the stricter definition of the term, but if you are weeaboo you are almost certainly an anime fan, so most normalfags do not bother to make the distinction. A very, very large proportion of 4chan's userbase are anime fans, including many of the denizens of /tg/. As a result, anime-related images are frequently posted to /tg/. They also generally have very little to do with the topic itself.
Here is a list of some /tg/-approved anime.
Many, if not most Drawfags will draw their females in a vaguely or obviously animooted style this tends to increase "fappable levels", if only just to make it more appealing to the general crowd weeaboos. Since 4chan's userbase is, as noted above, composed of 90% weeaboos, no one really complains about this.
See Also
- Manga: Anime for /co/
- Horo: See Spice and Wolf
- Lolicron: A 'Cron what is loli
- Loli: What is loli?
- DFC
- The Warhammer anime
- The 4chan anime: Related to Board-tans
- Touhou, which is not anime, and thus only slightly /tg/ related.
- Approved anime, Anime that /tg/ likes.
Gallery
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An accurate description of Miyazaki's major works.
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