Personally, I would get nothing out of it, but if other people enjoy that stuff, then yeah, why not make one?
I've also noticed that. Anime and video game fans seem to have a pretty big overlap. My guess is that since, as the Game Overthinker says, video games come from Japan, a lot of people who play video games get introduced to anime through some related means (for me it was Pokemon).Gyrefalcon said:Anime and gaming have a definite intersection of fans. More so when games and anime have cross-overs such as games based on anime shows(Naruto and Ruruoni Kenshin games) and vice versa (like book of Ys).
It happens more often than even movies making it into games so I think it would be nice.
......scotth266 said:I really want an anime forum. I like Betherond's idea: that of making a sub-forum in Off-Topic to handle anime threads. Making a whole new section for it on the other hand might be a bit extreme.
way to generalise an entire genre, and as such an entire sub culture of people. actually an entire culture, since adults watching anime is common place in japan and japanese culture.Tich said:Secondly, it's cartoony and idiotic.
...I thought that you were trying to make one of those into a sub-forum.berethond said:......scotth266 said:I really want an anime forum. I like Betherond's idea: that of making a sub-forum in Off-Topic to handle anime threads. Making a whole new section for it on the other hand might be a bit extreme.
That wasn't my idea.
My idea was to, instead of making an Anime forum, to split Forum Games & RP.
That works too, I guess.scotth266 said:...I thought that you were trying to make one of those into a sub-forum.berethond said:......scotth266 said:I really want an anime forum. I like Betherond's idea: that of making a sub-forum in Off-Topic to handle anime threads. Making a whole new section for it on the other hand might be a bit extreme.
That wasn't my idea.
My idea was to, instead of making an Anime forum, to split Forum Games & RP.
My mistake then, it was my idea (inspired by your idea.)
As do I. Clannad is one of my favorites. Same goes for the romantic comedy Toradora.RavingPenguin said:There are many of us here who like to diversify what series we watch. I myself have a soft spot for romance type anime, I know weird.
yes you do.slevin8989 said:Yay i get to sleep while you run off for some i love slacking off huzzah and yeah i just said Huzzah
Haha, some people say the same thing about video games.BlindTom said:Anime is not something to be celebrated or shared. It is to be watched in a dark room and used to troll forums that have gone past the point of no return.
It would be okay if it was HEAVILY moderated.
Well when does the teaching start because i have to say i pretty much learned all i can about sleepingla-le-lu-li-lo said:yes you do.slevin8989 said:Yay i get to sleep while you run off for some i love slacking off huzzah and yeah i just said Huzzah
a well rested brain is a quick learning one! and saying huzzah is quite alright.
lesson 4. don't drink skunked beer. it sucks. *drinks skunked beer* ugh.slevin8989 said:Well when does the teaching start because i have to say i pretty much learned all i can about sleeping
Japanese live-action films are also extremely different from English ones. Just like French horror flicks are much less bearable than their American counterparts. See, the style is also very different, but there's no special name for it. I don't know how well you know japanese cinema, but just take the flick 'Gozu' for example. No western director would make a movie this crazy - not even David Lynch, and that's saying a lot.A random person said:Anime is considered distinct because of its relative prominence combined with its differences from western animation and distinct stylistic differences, or at least that's my guess. People would want a different word to talk about this animation that's not like typical western animation.Gladion said:Yeah, probably, but I think that was the point. Why? We don't have another word for japenese, german, french, australian etc. films. Why is the word 'anime' neccessary here? It just gives a lot of people the impression 'anime' was a genre, which it is not, it's a form of art, like books, films and even a few video games. Which brings me to another point: how can someone 'hate anime'? There's so fuckin many and they're so fuckin different there's gotta be something you can enjoy.A random person said:Probably just a convenient word to refer to it separately from western animation.Gladion said:As far as I'm concerned, Anime is just the japanese word for 'cartoon' and japanophile pricks just started using the term for... whatever reason.Souplex said:Just because it is from Japan does not mean it is better, it should not even have its own unique name! Canadian animation does not have its own title so why should Japanese?
Maybe they still are scared the Japanese (I've recognized many Americans 'hating' anime)? Like, WW-II style? Or it's just loving to piss people off.A random person said:As for people hating all anime, they're just stupid, somewhat elitist (like that "I'll never succumb to watching anime" post I responded to earlier), or most likely trolling. I just recommend then Cowboy Bebop, since it has a superior English dub and lacks a lot of the things people hate about anime. Also the Miyazaki films since nobody can really hate them and they also lack the things people hate about anime.
Whoa whoa whoa what's skunked beer first of all it sounds amazingla-le-lu-li-lo said:lesson 4. don't drink skunked beer. it sucks. *drinks skunked beer* ugh.slevin8989 said:Well when does the teaching start because i have to say i pretty much learned all i can about sleeping
This is the INTERNETGladion said:Western labels don't make it easy for us to find stuff we like.