Thanks, I try my best, and don't worry, Naruto's kind of a laughing stock among anime fans.mega48man said:i love the fact that i can have a normal conversation with you on the topic of anime without having to deal with someone who's gonna get up in arms and ready for a flame war the second i dis naruto for being dumb.
yes, you do have a point, eye shape leads to characterization over time. like the hero i assume would have normal eyes and the nerd companion who makes the hero look good has squinty eyes from staring at the computer screen for days on WoW.
now who's chuck jones? sounds mildly interesting
Eye characterization can be observed by what people think of animals; many people find small mammals, who have eyes relatively big for their size, adorable, while snakes have been historically repulsive. This even carries over for actually-pretty-dangerous mammals like raccoons and possums in opposition to non-venomous snakes (though I still find the latter cute myself). Hell, the term wide-eyed is used to denote someone who's exceptionally idealistic and innocent.
As for Chuck Jones, he was a Loony Toons animator, one of his more well-known works being "What's Opera, Doc?" Supposedly his Roadrunner cartoons were sub-par (I wouldn't know, I never kept track of that), but otherwise he made the better Loony Toons shorts.