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Jun 19, 11:46 AM
#51
Because, considering anime meaning as animēshon, or animation, Hayao Miyazaki -- and Studio Ghibli -- stands for his -- and its -- authority. Cannot deny Gravity. |
Mene, mene, tekel, parsin |
Jun 19, 12:02 PM
#52
Reply to ProudElitist
@nyugvo6 EVAs have nothing to do with Nauusica, they're Ultramen in mecha form. I have no idea why you think otherwise. I own the friggin' things in Lego form (including a giant 001 EVA), they have nothing of Miyazaki in it. Otherwise, if I put my Ultraseven/Ultraman Tiga/Ultraman Cosmos in Corona mode/Ultraman Gaia Action Figures next to them you can clearly see what originated what. That said, the thing about Miyazaki critizing animes because they gather to a certain public instead of being "an art form" has already been told by other people (particularly the chara designer of the harem leaning and absolutely not gathering to male otakus series such as Kimagure Orange Road Akemi Takada) and it is plain ridicolous coming from the guy who has a merchandise empire comparable to the one of George Lucas and whose products have always been cutesy because they tried to gather to a certain public from the very beginning, the children. Which is the reason why, the two exceptions I pointed out permitted, I've never liked the guy. Too purposedly childish for my tastes, and not even in a remotely good/enjoyable way like the episode of Bycrosser about the child having problems about pissing in the bed.
@ProudElitist I don't like miyazaki or ghibli either, at all. I'm also aware that the original eva series including the eva units were inspired by ultraman. they have the orb where the limiter is on ultraman, they are flesh and blood underneath, there is a time limit AND they planned to make the units the same height as the 1st ultra, but the eva sizes fluctuate in the show. the christian imagery was also borrowed from ultra. the fake trailer at the end of rebuild 2 featuring "giants of light" and ultraman symbols. it goes on. anno straight up recreated some scenes from the show. now tell me why were the proportions of the eva units altered for the rebuild series? my bet is on anno fellating himself. >anno animates god warrior in nausicaa >makes a joint work with ghibli to make a toku version of god warrior, anno credited for screenplay and as a producer >later anno directs shin godzilla, turns it's tail into god warriors. >the rebuild evas have god warrior proportions >adam is now a god warrior this is just a theory, but I don't see anno not referencing himself, just like how he referenced eva in nadia, and how rebuild 3 referenced nadia. |
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Jun 19, 12:08 PM
#53
I am not an expert at anime, so I can't judge whether Miyazaki is an authority or not. In my honest opinion, it does not matter the reputation of a creator. It is the result of his content that matters; nothing else. |
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Jun 19, 12:10 PM
#54
Because he's one of the most popular anime creators of all time, behind many movies that are famous worldwide. Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, Howl's Moving Castle, Ponyo, his recent movie The Boy And The Heron recently won an Oscar for best animated movie. It's why people treat Akira Toriyama as a father of animanga. |
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Jun 19, 12:18 PM
#55
Reply to nyugvo6
@ProudElitist I don't like miyazaki or ghibli either, at all. I'm also aware that the original eva series including the eva units were inspired by ultraman. they have the orb where the limiter is on ultraman, they are flesh and blood underneath, there is a time limit AND they planned to make the units the same height as the 1st ultra, but the eva sizes fluctuate in the show. the christian imagery was also borrowed from ultra. the fake trailer at the end of rebuild 2 featuring "giants of light" and ultraman symbols. it goes on. anno straight up recreated some scenes from the show.
now tell me why were the proportions of the eva units altered for the rebuild series?
my bet is on anno fellating himself.
>anno animates god warrior in nausicaa
>makes a joint work with ghibli to make a toku version of god warrior, anno credited for screenplay and as a producer
>later anno directs shin godzilla, turns it's tail into god warriors.
>the rebuild evas have god warrior proportions
>adam is now a god warrior
this is just a theory, but I don't see anno not referencing himself, just like how he referenced eva in nadia, and how rebuild 3 referenced nadia.
now tell me why were the proportions of the eva units altered for the rebuild series?
my bet is on anno fellating himself.
>anno animates god warrior in nausicaa
>makes a joint work with ghibli to make a toku version of god warrior, anno credited for screenplay and as a producer
>later anno directs shin godzilla, turns it's tail into god warriors.
>the rebuild evas have god warrior proportions
>adam is now a god warrior
this is just a theory, but I don't see anno not referencing himself, just like how he referenced eva in nadia, and how rebuild 3 referenced nadia.
@nyugvo6 strange because they don't seem that different from the series versions. The ones I own are from the Rebuilds (which I've never watched and I don't intend to do, never) simply because they were the only ones available when I bought them, they're almost the same of the originals. |
Jun 19, 12:43 PM
#56
thewiru said: Which is false and is just him repeating Miyazaki's doomerism. False? Why is it false? You don't say why it's false, you just proclaim it as false. You're not presenting an idea, you're not engaging in any sort of discussion: "I say, this is false", and that's where you end it. Please, tell us why this is false. Tell us why Gatcha games, despite being made outside of Japan, employ anime aesthetics - and not any aesthetics, mind you, they don't employ the same visual language of Studio Gainax, Yuasa, Miyazaki, Oshii, Satoshi Kon, oldschool anime, 1990's, 2000, 1980's and so on. thewiru said: See? You're doing the exact thing I described So what part of what Miyazaki says you don't disagree with? 1) Do you think that the objectification of children in anime doesn't exist and that lolicon media isn't part of anime culture that became to get more and more mainstream with the start of the new century? 2) Do you just think that lolicon media doesn't exist? Media that is made for people who want to see cute children for the cuteness? 3) Are you going to say that certain shows like Is the order a rabbit aren't made specifically for the kind of people who want to see lolies instead of saying something to a wider audience? I had thought that your point of contention was the use of the word "Otaku" since it has a different connotation in today's word, but if you yourself don't think that there was (and still is) a growing market in the anime genre specifically made for people who only engage with anime as a form of escapism and a power fantasy, I dunno, I think you're just... blind? Insincere? thewiru said: BZZTTTT, WROOOOONG! Watch this video, he explain how this exact quote is mischaracterized "You are wrong" *procedes to post a 4 hour reaction video* My guy, what's hurting your fingers so much to not be able to actually type yourself the reason why? I'm spending my time here actually typing, letter by letter, a reply to whatever point you raise. If you truly wish to have a discussion, can you at least have the decency of constructing an argument yourself? thewiru said: Therefore his criticizing something that doesn't exist. Why? Because you say so yourself? Should I make a thread on "...why is @thewiru treated like anime authority?" thewiru said: I'm sorry, it was such an unfunny and out of place joke, I thought you were actually trying to say something.It was a joke, I was joking about the fact that games by Activision-Blizzard are so bad that they cause you physical and emotional distress and make you not want to buy them. thewiru said: The fact that you so wrong here makes me not want to leave anything you say seriously. Playground arguments. You can't actually provide a counterargument, so you just say "You're wrong" so you get to feel good at the end of the day. Pity. thewiru said: The fact that you so wrong here makes me not want to leave anything you say seriously. I've linked the video, there are fake quotes there. Okay, please provide proof of your own. You posted a 4 hours video; I had the decency of actually linking all the quotes. They're not fake, I litterally gave you the source. You're just being the master of the parade right now. thewiru said: the video isn't about otaku, it's just about one of the three pillars that form what being an otaku is One of the three pillars? Is this a dogma? Church of the anime? The holy Rei, the saint seasonal isekai, and the 30$ spent on pulling for a titillating anime girl? I'm explaining to you that Otaku has a different connotation in 1990's, early 2000 Japan compared to what it does today in globalized culture. How is that an appeal to purity? Anyway, let me add more animals to this parade, because you deserve them. ~ ~ ~ 🎷🐅 🎷🐘 🎷🐘 🎷🐅 🎷🐘 🎷🐘 🎷🐅 🎷🐘 🎷🐘 🎷🐅~ ~ ~ There you go, tiger. |
Jun 19, 1:05 PM
#57
🙌 All praise the Holy Rei, Mother of Moe, Goddess of Anime. Blessed be her Name, for we all bask in her Sacred Light. 🙌 |
Prophetess of the Golden Era |
Jun 19, 1:26 PM
#58
Reply to Deathko
🙌 All praise the Holy Rei, Mother of Moe, Goddess of Anime. Blessed be her Name, for we all bask in her Sacred Light. 🙌

@Deathko I was thinking of purchasing a Daki of her because someone in the comments of other treads mentioned it (in insulting terms, but they mentioned it nonetheless), but even with all the merchandise of her I have bought (I have her on my wallet, for christ's sake) I still don't find her that 100% attractive for buying her Daki for now. Maybe in the future, but not now. There are more urgent characters I wish I had a daki than her (my wife Haruka Ten'ou/Sailor Uranus, for example) |
ProudElitistJun 19, 1:31 PM
Jun 19, 1:45 PM
#59
You are trolling right? Because he is one of the good sense animation directors alive, and a good mangaka. Technically, a lot of people that worked under him went to the industry, so you can't separate him, even if his work ethics and current industry techniques are moving in different branches. I like how he picked the right things from Moebius art too. That later influences a lot of good anime works too. Last, and actually the worst, his panty shot of Kiki and other stuff, adds him in the lolicon pantheon. Would you consider Date Hayato an authority? https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/2099019/ |
Jun 19, 1:50 PM
#60
Reply to ItachiDeltaForce
FINALLY!! a decent looking sane post by wiru i can actually work with
That dude is way over-rated by u zoomers, i mean i respect his contribution to anime ... but creators like Satoshi Kon are the true pioneers & were way ahead of people like Miyazaki
i have absolutely no interest in ghibli or their works, iv never been a fan at all, his stuff looks boring
That dude is way over-rated by u zoomers, i mean i respect his contribution to anime ... but creators like Satoshi Kon are the true pioneers & were way ahead of people like Miyazaki
i have absolutely no interest in ghibli or their works, iv never been a fan at all, his stuff looks boring
@ItachiDeltaForce i agree with the satoshi kon thing. finally someone said it. |
Jun 19, 1:57 PM
#61
Reply to DropOfLove
thewiru said:
Which is false and is just him repeating Miyazaki's doomerism.
Which is false and is just him repeating Miyazaki's doomerism.
False? Why is it false? You don't say why it's false, you just proclaim it as false.
You're not presenting an idea, you're not engaging in any sort of discussion:
"I say, this is false", and that's where you end it. Please, tell us why this is false.
Tell us why Gatcha games, despite being made outside of Japan, employ anime aesthetics - and not any aesthetics, mind you, they don't employ the same visual language of Studio Gainax, Yuasa, Miyazaki, Oshii, Satoshi Kon, oldschool anime, 1990's, 2000, 1980's and so on.
thewiru said:
See? You're doing the exact thing I described
See? You're doing the exact thing I described
So what part of what Miyazaki says you don't disagree with?
1) Do you think that the objectification of children in anime doesn't exist and that lolicon media isn't part of anime culture that became to get more and more mainstream with the start of the new century?
2) Do you just think that lolicon media doesn't exist? Media that is made for people who want to see cute children for the cuteness?
3) Are you going to say that certain shows like Is the order a rabbit aren't made specifically for the kind of people who want to see lolies instead of saying something to a wider audience?
I had thought that your point of contention was the use of the word "Otaku" since it has a different connotation in today's word, but if you yourself don't think that there was (and still is) a growing market in the anime genre specifically made for people who only engage with anime as a form of escapism and a power fantasy, I dunno, I think you're just... blind? Insincere?
thewiru said:
BZZTTTT, WROOOOONG!
Watch this video, he explain how this exact quote is mischaracterized
BZZTTTT, WROOOOONG!
Watch this video, he explain how this exact quote is mischaracterized
"You are wrong"
*procedes to post a 4 hour reaction video*
My guy, what's hurting your fingers so much to not be able to actually type yourself the reason why?
I'm spending my time here actually typing, letter by letter, a reply to whatever point you raise.
If you truly wish to have a discussion, can you at least have the decency of constructing an argument yourself?
thewiru said:
Therefore his criticizing something that doesn't exist.
Therefore his criticizing something that doesn't exist.
Why? Because you say so yourself?
Should I make a thread on "...why is @thewiru treated like anime authority?"
thewiru said:
It was a joke, I was joking about the fact that games by Activision-Blizzard are so bad that they cause you physical and emotional distress and make you not want to buy them.
I'm sorry, it was such an unfunny and out of place joke, I thought you were actually trying to say something.It was a joke, I was joking about the fact that games by Activision-Blizzard are so bad that they cause you physical and emotional distress and make you not want to buy them.
thewiru said:
The fact that you so wrong here makes me not want to leave anything you say seriously.
The fact that you so wrong here makes me not want to leave anything you say seriously.
Playground arguments. You can't actually provide a counterargument, so you just say "You're wrong" so you get to feel good at the end of the day. Pity.
thewiru said:
The fact that you so wrong here makes me not want to leave anything you say seriously.
I've linked the video, there are fake quotes there.
The fact that you so wrong here makes me not want to leave anything you say seriously.
I've linked the video, there are fake quotes there.
Okay, please provide proof of your own. You posted a 4 hours video; I had the decency of actually linking all the quotes. They're not fake, I litterally gave you the source. You're just being the master of the parade right now.
thewiru said:
the video isn't about otaku, it's just about one of the three pillars that form what being an otaku is
the video isn't about otaku, it's just about one of the three pillars that form what being an otaku is
One of the three pillars? Is this a dogma? Church of the anime? The holy Rei, the saint seasonal isekai, and the 30$ spent on pulling for a titillating anime girl?
I'm explaining to you that Otaku has a different connotation in 1990's, early 2000 Japan compared to what it does today in globalized culture. How is that an appeal to purity?
Anyway, let me add more animals to this parade, because you deserve them.
~ ~ ~ 🎷🐅 🎷🐘 🎷🐘 🎷🐅 🎷🐘 🎷🐘 🎷🐅 🎷🐘 🎷🐘 🎷🐅~ ~ ~
There you go, tiger.
DropOfLove said: False? Why is it false? You don't say why it's false, you just proclaim it as false. You're not presenting an idea, you're not engaging in any sort of discussion: "I say, this is false", and that's where you end it. Please, tell us why this is false. Because not only it is a false-dichotomy to begin with, as if "emotional and vulnerable stories" are mutually exclusive with "escapist fantasies and fanservice", there's also the fact that anime, since the days of Tezuka, was always a commercial thing to begin with. He seems to invert the logic: He never proves such "degeneration" in anime, but rather starts from the conclusion of "Well, commercialization tends to lead to those things, so it must have happened here, right?" DropOfLove said: Tell us why Gatcha games, despite being made outside of Japan, employ anime aesthetics Genshin does because MiHoYo was formed by otaku and for otaku, it just so happened that it killed two birds with one stone here, since at the same time there was being a wave of other Korean and Chinese gacha which employ such aesthetics because: 1: Styles usually used in chinese and korean media never achieved the same level of success or recognizability. 2: This would allow them to not only sell to their own people the product they were previously buying from the Japanese, but also sell the Japanese themselves that Not sure why you're bringing that up, since it isn't the part I disagree with? DropOfLove said: objectification Buzzword, means absolutely nothing. DropOfLove said: lolicon media isn't part of anime culture that became to get more and more mainstream with the start of the new century? This is correct That's not the point DropOfLove said: 2) Do you just think that lolicon media doesn't exist? Media that is made for people who want to see cute children for the cuteness? It does and it is Not the point either DropOfLove said: 3) Are you going to say that certain shows like Is the order a rabbit aren't made specifically for the kind of people who want to see lolies instead of saying something to a wider audience? Are you gonna stop attacking a strawman of what you think I'm saying instead of watching the video I've posted? My point is that the quote in specific was taken out of context so Moon could imply things that were not the point of that quote. You would've known that. IF YOU HAD WATCHED THE VIDEO This whole thread is about a 2 hour video to begin with, why is THIS the line you draw? DropOfLove said: My guy, what's hurting your fingers so much to not be able to actually type yourself the reason why? I'm spending my time here actually typing, letter by letter, a reply to whatever point you raise. If you truly wish to have a discussion, can you at least have the decency of constructing an argument yourself? Okay, okay, mama bird will chew the worms for you and spoonfeed them, happy? https://www.youtube.com/live/w33PBHtoinQ?si=ZSCrPIQkINSbBLR1&t=7583 Here's the timestamp, it's only ten minutes now. Watch it in 2x and it becomes five. DropOfLove said: Why? Because you say so yourself? Because he provides zero examples of something that's "just sold as a product" as opposed to having any artistic qualities or merits. DropOfLove said: I'm sorry, it was such an unfunny and out of place joke, I thought you were actually trying to say something. "...why is DropOfLove treated like a comedy authority?" DropOfLove said: Playground arguments. You can't actually provide a counterargument, so you just say "You're wrong" so you get to feel good at the end of the day. Pity. I literally posted a source that proves that those are wrong DropOfLove said: Okay, please provide proof of your own. You posted a 4 hours video That IS the proof of my own, dingus. DropOfLove said: One of the three pillars? Is this a dogma? Church of the anime? The holy Rei, the saint seasonal isekai, and the 30$ spent on pulling for a titillating anime girl? Once again: You would've know if you had watched the video. It's the point about the otaku community and the three C's: Creativity, community and collecting. DropOfLove said: I'm explaining to you that Otaku has a different connotation in 1990's, early 2000 Japan compared to what it does today in globalized culture. How is that an appeal to purity? I'm talking about the same definition of otaku. Or at the very least, the criticisms would apply to both definitions. |
Jun 19, 1:58 PM
#62
Reply to Sasori56483
You are trolling right?
Because he is one of the good sense animation directors alive, and a good mangaka. Technically, a lot of people that worked under him went to the industry, so you can't separate him, even if his work ethics and current industry techniques are moving in different branches. I like how he picked the right things from Moebius art too. That later influences a lot of good anime works too.
Last, and actually the worst, his panty shot of Kiki and other stuff, adds him in the lolicon pantheon.
Would you consider Date Hayato an authority? https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/2099019/
Because he is one of the good sense animation directors alive, and a good mangaka. Technically, a lot of people that worked under him went to the industry, so you can't separate him, even if his work ethics and current industry techniques are moving in different branches. I like how he picked the right things from Moebius art too. That later influences a lot of good anime works too.
Last, and actually the worst, his panty shot of Kiki and other stuff, adds him in the lolicon pantheon.
Would you consider Date Hayato an authority? https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/2099019/
Sasori56483 said: Date Hayato Never heard of them. .................... |
Jun 19, 3:54 PM
#63
Reply to sadakiyoshi
@ItachiDeltaForce i agree with the satoshi kon thing. finally someone said it.
@sadakiyoshi Satoshi Kon is an embarrassment to the industry. |
その目だれの目? |
Jun 19, 4:08 PM
#64
get @zoomerReviewer in here to shit up this thread and start fights. Your conversations are fucking boring. |
Jun 19, 6:29 PM
#65
because we need to hide behind someone else's trash takes. |
Jun 19, 6:41 PM
#66
Ghibli has had a profound impact on animation worldwide, and certainly Japan too, knowing it is well-respected and that many in the industry grew up on the films. His ability as a director and animator should make him an important voice, but sure, there are people who have most experience "in the industry". Miyazaki is an authority, but not the only one. |
Jun 19, 7:58 PM
#67
Whether people like the guy or not, some of the Anime movies the dude worked on basically helped shaped the West get interested in Japanese Anime as a medium beyond just being seen as foreign cartoons for kids. Two extremely notable examples would be "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind", and "Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro" in the early 80s. It's very likely if these films would have never made it in theaters in the West in the early 1980s and had their success, chances are films like "Akira" to "Project A-ko" would have never had Western interest in the 80s for distribution either. Streamline Pictures use to be one of the only major western distributors for Japanese Anime beyond just entertainment being distributed just for children such as what Harmony Gold tried to be prior. Without such success with early titles aimed beyond just for children being distributed for Western distribution for the 1st time, U.S. Renditions, AnimEigo, ADV Films, Manga Entertainment, and even Central Park Media would have likely never been inspired to get involved in mass western distribution either. There is a high chance Japanese Anime would have broadly never been massively distributed over seas the way it was in the 80s and 90s without the existence of such titles like "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind" and "Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro". Where indirectly, chances are high, even people who do not like Miyazaki, would have never been initially exposed to Japanese Anime in their life in the 1st place in the West if such western distributing companies never even existed before either. |
ColourWheelJun 19, 8:36 PM
Jun 19, 8:46 PM
#68
Reply to ItachiDeltaForce
FINALLY!! a decent looking sane post by wiru i can actually work with
That dude is way over-rated by u zoomers, i mean i respect his contribution to anime ... but creators like Satoshi Kon are the true pioneers & were way ahead of people like Miyazaki
i have absolutely no interest in ghibli or their works, iv never been a fan at all, his stuff looks boring
That dude is way over-rated by u zoomers, i mean i respect his contribution to anime ... but creators like Satoshi Kon are the true pioneers & were way ahead of people like Miyazaki
i have absolutely no interest in ghibli or their works, iv never been a fan at all, his stuff looks boring
@ItachiDeltaForce always a person with itachi pfp with retarded opinions |
Jun 19, 9:10 PM
#69
Reply to removed-user
@ItachiDeltaForce always a person with itachi pfp with retarded opinions
@based_anime_fan always a retard with an empty troll account |
ItachiDeltaForceJun 20, 12:00 AM
Jun 20, 1:27 AM
#70
For the same reason Gordon Ramsay's seen as an authority on food and Martin Scorsese's seen as an authority on cinema. He's a master who's been dedicated to his craft for literal decades. |
Take care of yourself |
Jun 20, 4:19 AM
#71
Reply to Lucifrost
@sadakiyoshi
Satoshi Kon is an embarrassment to the industry.
Satoshi Kon is an embarrassment to the industry.
@Lucifrost right, an embarrassment. inception totally didn't copy the entirety of the paprika movie. perfect blue inspired movies like black swan and requiem for a dream. |
Jun 20, 5:27 AM
#72
Why is Jesus a Top Tier religious figure, guys? I mean...what did he do for Relegion? o.O |
Jun 20, 5:31 AM
#73
Because he made anime that people consider great classics. |
Jun 20, 6:40 AM
#74
So what kind of anime is Miyazaki an authority of? Please tell. |
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Jun 20, 7:24 AM
#75
Miyazaki is very overrated. Old man makes boring cartoons for children and talks something about real anime. What he does does not look like anime at all, its looks like Disney. |
Jun 20, 7:29 AM
#76
Reply to x_scolopendra_x
Miyazaki is very overrated. Old man makes boring cartoons for children and talks something about real anime.
What he does does not look like anime at all, its looks like Disney.
What he does does not look like anime at all, its looks like Disney.
@x_scolopendra_x how is anime any different from Disney, please explain? |
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Jun 20, 7:40 AM
#77
Reply to DesuMaiden
@x_scolopendra_x how is anime any different from Disney, please explain?
@DesuMaiden Like, do i really need to explain this? You can just turn on Disney cartoon and anime and compare. They are completely different things. Anime is a completely different kind of animation that looks and feels different. First of all anime has different drawing style. Disney makes animation for children, a lot of anime is for adults. Anime has its own unique features: character archetypes, plot cliches, variety of genres and of course a big influence of japanese culture and lifestyle... No, really, is this a serious question or trolling? |
Jun 20, 7:48 AM
#78
Guys, Guys..... Who the hell is LeBron James? What did he ever do for Basketball? 🤭 |
Jun 20, 7:58 AM
#79
For the same reason Walt Disney is the Father of the animation industry, Because without him, what you consider anime today would likely not exist. |
Jun 20, 8:14 AM
#80
Reply to Merve2Love
Why is Jesus a Top Tier religious figure, guys?
I mean...what did he do for Relegion? o.O
I mean...what did he do for Relegion? o.O
@Merve2Love Actually he tried to warn us against it. But did anyone listen??? |
Jun 20, 8:40 AM
#81
DropOfLove said: So what part of what Miyazaki says you don't disagree with? 1) Do you think that the objectification of children in anime doesn't exist and that lolicon media isn't part of anime culture that became to get more and more mainstream with the start of the new century? 2) Do you just think that lolicon media doesn't exist? Media that is made for people who want to see cute children for the cuteness? 3) Are you going to say that certain shows like Is the order a rabbit aren't made specifically for the kind of people who want to see lolies instead of saying something to a wider audience? I had thought that your point of contention was the use of the word "Otaku" since it has a different connotation in today's word, but if you yourself don't think that there was (and still is) a growing market in the anime genre specifically made for people who only engage with anime as a form of escapism and a power fantasy, I dunno, I think you're just... blind? Insincere? While it is pretty clear that wiru has no idea what he's talking about, because he thinks that you can only quote someone if everyone "uses" his traditions and smaller references should be ignored, which is pretty bad interpretation of what influential means, but you actually sound reasonable, so let's discuss this part. Miyazaki definitely acts as a regular old person. When he doesn't like something, then it's not possible that he has different taste. It's only possible that the whole industry is wrong. That's how these quotable takes came to life. 1.1) It depends. We need to either say that EVERYONE is objectified, because even the male characters are regularly portrayed as sex symbols, or no one if we say that, because everyone is portrayed this way, this is normal. Personally I'm on the "noone" side in this question. 1.2) Without actual numbers, I wouldn't say that. 30 years ago they released like 20-30 anime a year or something like that and now they release 200+ per year. It probably just feels more mainstream because there are more shows. That's all. 2.1) Depends on the definition, because the second part of this point is not the traditional loli definition. Traditionally it's about oversexualized little "girls" - not necessarily children. If we are talking about the traditional definition, then no. You don't really see more hentai, for example, with loli characters. 2.2) That's not the traditional definition and if we go with this definiton, then your previous point doesn't make sense. For example, Kanna from Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon is a cute character, but not objectified or oversexualized. She's just a cute girl. 3) Again, that's definitely not for the loli subculture. But it is pretty normal to create shows for just part of the whole society and when you choose a genre for your new show, you already exclude people from your potential audience. People have their own preference, so if someone does not like sci-fi, they likely won't watch a new gundam show. So this is definitely a bad argument for or against a type of show. As for your last question/take, again, it depends. Significantly more people watch anime today than like 20 years ago. So it is also true that there's growing market for deep, slow-paced stories in the anime community. If we talk about percentage-wise, then probably no. Like let's not pretend that Dragon Ball wasn't popular like Solo Leveling today. If anything I would say that it's the opposite. Generally speaking 20 years ago the anime culture was mostly popular among boys, while today the female audience is - more likely - bigger, because it grew faster. Again, Miyazaki doesn't like certain types of shows and he cannot imagine that there are good shows or genres that he doesn't like. |
Jun 20, 9:34 AM
#82
Reply to sadakiyoshi
@Lucifrost






right, an embarrassment. inception totally didn't copy the entirety of the paprika movie. perfect blue inspired movies like black swan and requiem for a dream.
right, an embarrassment. inception totally didn't copy the entirety of the paprika movie. perfect blue inspired movies like black swan and requiem for a dream.
@sadakiyoshi Nobody cares about those movies that copied Kon. |
その目だれの目? |
Jun 20, 9:48 AM
#83
I think Miyazaki is an authority on anime, without a doubt. And what exactly does that accomplish? Anime is nothing godly nor virtuous. Anime is nothing to be proud of. Anime is Satanic/evil stuff lol. That much is obvious. |
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Jun 20, 12:34 PM
#84
Reply to Animegayshit420
A wise man once said: "Anime was a mistake." That wise man was Hayao Miyazaki.
@Animegayshit420 Man, self hating dysphoria rooted from deep seated racist mentalities really is a psychological problem in western anime fans. You need to see a shrink there. |
Jun 20, 12:40 PM
#85
I love how everyone is praising Miyazaki when he's really secretly bitter that not everyone is turning to his work and ultimately, buying his merchandise. Have any of you seen the merchandise Studio Ghibli pushed out? Even for works like Ponyo and Princess Mononoke? They aren't even high class top notch made of prestigious materials levels of merchandise, I'm talking plastic reproductions and action figures and plushies and stationary. If he was anything the levels of Evangelion tier merchandise like his apprentice (ie Hideaki Anno), I wouldn't doubt he'd go full throttle on that. I love Studio Ghibli stuff, but this is the point where I went "Grandpa, please retire to the living room and have a drink please". I don't even want to get into the cultural divide and interpretation subject of this topic. Plus, for everyone raving and going on about Miyazaki doing the whole environmentalism and world harmony thing, Osamu Tezuka did it first. He did it with Apollo's Song, Bander Book, and Phoenix. |
HokutoMumyoZanJun 20, 12:52 PM
Jun 20, 12:51 PM
#86
Reply to HokutoMumyoZan
@Animegayshit420 Man, self hating dysphoria rooted from deep seated racist mentalities really is a psychological problem in western anime fans. You need to see a shrink there.
@HokutoMumyoZan Man, doing drugs give you a many psychological problem as soy anime fan. You need to see a addiction specialist there. |
"Anime was a mistake" Hayao Miyazaki |
Jun 20, 12:57 PM
#87
Reply to Animegayshit420
@HokutoMumyoZan Man, doing drugs give you a many psychological problem as soy anime fan. You need to see a addiction specialist there.
@Animegayshit420 I see you can't even spell right. Are you one of those fuckhead morons who buy "easy t" supplements because you feel you're not "adequate" enough? Too much testosterone destroys your brain cells. I guess that explains why you're eager to lap up that "true American" horseshit thinking you'd get back to 80 cent gas and less inflation on the USD and thinking you can wing it in life like a slacker. I was worried about the state of the world, wars and assassinations going on right now and all, but I can say that people like you deserve it. Get back to dreaming about yellow cabs and tradwifes while you pray on your knees for "the good old days", asswipe. At least I can be proud about being an anime fan than you, cocksucker. |
Jun 20, 1:05 PM
#88
Nobody wants to be involved in anime. Anime is very lousy stuff. Anime is the lowest of the low. That much is obvious. |
Here is my Pixiv account of my hentai drawings..... https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/104739065 Here is my blog.... https://theendofindustrialcivilization.blogspot.com/?m=1 |
Jun 20, 1:09 PM
#89
Reply to DesuMaiden
Nobody wants to be involved in anime. Anime is very lousy stuff. Anime is the lowest of the low. That much is obvious.
@DesuMaiden Bitch, toxic waste slurries of arsenic and mercury to mine gold are more consistent and potent than you, fuck off |
Jun 20, 1:16 PM
#90
Reply to HokutoMumyoZan
@Animegayshit420 I see you can't even spell right. Are you one of those fuckhead morons who buy "easy t" supplements because you feel you're not "adequate" enough? Too much testosterone destroys your brain cells. I guess that explains why you're eager to lap up that "true American" horseshit thinking you'd get back to 80 cent gas and less inflation on the USD and thinking you can wing it in life like a slacker. I was worried about the state of the world, wars and assassinations going on right now and all, but I can say that people like you deserve it.
Get back to dreaming about yellow cabs and tradwifes while you pray on your knees for "the good old days", asswipe. At least I can be proud about being an anime fan than you, cocksucker.
Get back to dreaming about yellow cabs and tradwifes while you pray on your knees for "the good old days", asswipe. At least I can be proud about being an anime fan than you, cocksucker.
@HokutoMumyoZan I was just quoting Miyazaki when this unhinged lunatic suddenly started spewing shit. These junkies get high on drugs then throw Molotov cocktails at people calling it a 'peaceful protest'. Good thing we're on a forum and not in real life. Kids, don't do drugs. |
"Anime was a mistake" Hayao Miyazaki |
Jun 20, 1:20 PM
#91
Reply to Animegayshit420
@HokutoMumyoZan I was just quoting Miyazaki when this unhinged lunatic suddenly started spewing shit. These junkies get high on drugs then throw Molotov cocktails at people calling it a 'peaceful protest'. Good thing we're on a forum and not in real life. Kids, don't do drugs.
@Animegayshit420 Yeah, it's called I got a fuckin' attitude problem and this is called "consequence of your actions". I'd say something about your parents giving you some discipline, but it appears no one really did. I hope someone really gives you the beatings you never had with interest, you fuckhead piece of racist shit. |
Jun 20, 1:32 PM
#92
Reply to HokutoMumyoZan
@Animegayshit420 Yeah, it's called I got a fuckin' attitude problem and this is called "consequence of your actions". I'd say something about your parents giving you some discipline, but it appears no one really did.
I hope someone really gives you the beatings you never had with interest, you fuckhead piece of racist shit.
I hope someone really gives you the beatings you never had with interest, you fuckhead piece of racist shit.
@HokutoMumyoZan It’s good that you realize you have issues. Maybe next time, before hitting ‘send,’ you could pause, take a few deep breaths, reread your message, imagine if someone sent it to you, and realize you need to be a bit kinder to people. And why do you keep calling me racist? Ask my friend @Fentanylfloyd he’ll confirm I’m not racist. |
"Anime was a mistake" Hayao Miyazaki |
Jun 20, 1:35 PM
#93
Reply to joemaamah
For the same reason Walt Disney is the Father of the animation industry, Because without him, what you consider anime today would likely not exist.
joemaamah said: For the same reason Walt Disney is the Father of the animation industry ...getting credited for work that other people did? |
Jun 20, 1:41 PM
#94
Can I ask a question? About 2Pac and Biggie.... Why the fk are they considered legends in rap history? o.O What have they ever done? 🤭 |
Jun 20, 1:43 PM
#95
Reply to thewiru
joemaamah said:
For the same reason Walt Disney is the Father of the animation industry
For the same reason Walt Disney is the Father of the animation industry
...getting credited for work that other people did?
@thewiru For being the creative genius that directed others to create works that are timeless. And went on to inspire others to create even greater works. Try not to be obtuse, eh? |
Jun 20, 2:37 PM
#96
Reply to DesuMaiden
Nobody wants to be involved in anime. Anime is very lousy stuff. Anime is the lowest of the low. That much is obvious.
@DesuMaiden if that were true you wouldn't have nearly 10,000 posts here |
Jun 20, 3:16 PM
#97
Reply to thewiru
joemaamah said:
For the same reason Walt Disney is the Father of the animation industry
For the same reason Walt Disney is the Father of the animation industry
...getting credited for work that other people did?
@thewiru Which works are you suggesting Disney is unfairly credited for? |
その目だれの目? |
Jun 20, 3:38 PM
#98
Reply to Lucifrost
@thewiru
Which works are you suggesting Disney is unfairly credited for?
Which works are you suggesting Disney is unfairly credited for?
@Lucifrost I don't actually recall, but I remember reading this claim multiple times. IIRC, he wasn't even the creator of Mickey Mouse. |
Jun 20, 3:45 PM
#99
Why does anyone believe that he isn’t? Weird thing to be in denial about given how clear his position is. |
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Jun 20, 3:55 PM
#100
Reply to cyandaqil
Why does anyone believe that he isn’t? Weird thing to be in denial about given how clear his position is.
@cyandaqil A good chunk of the western fandom has a massive hateboner against him because they feel Miyazaki would judge them for their loli dakimakuras and shit favorites. |
Prophetess of the Golden Era |
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