Is Anime Trash?

NaTsu879 said:
So, Just as the topic says ,Why do I think this way ? I finished 300 or so animes but after reading Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen I just witnessed something that`s truly above masterpiece.

Ok ,so this feeling is specifically because after reading 138 chapters I feel like this manga is almost complete . But what will the others think if they just watch the anime adaptation .It`s just another incomplete story and product and we have to wait about like more than a year or two to get the next season .

In fact there are tons of animes like this that are just incomplete .So, isn`t it just like judging a book by it`s cover .we never come to know what will happen in the ending but we say it`say bad or good .

Now this problem is basically solved by reading manga or light novel but almost 50% people new to anime or anime fans actually don`t read the mangas or light novels of these incomplete animes .So,technically many masterpieces are getting buried into the ground .So,what if there was no anime at least I think it would turn out better.

so what do you people think ? (Though I personally can`t accept the fact that anime are trash)

3243259424 said:
I predict that literal Chinese cartoons will literally be a major subculture in the West by the early 2020s.

Some Chinese cartoons really are there visually. Look at the success of K-Pop and how it has become overlapped with weebery—I see it at every con I go to now. It won’t take long until the same type of people begin watching literal Chinese cartoons.

China’s economic rise will convince some people to look at their art in order to peer behind the curtain. Once enough trendsetters begin watching Chinese media then you’ll see it take hold among teens. That's how youth subcultures form.

On a slightly unrelated note, it’s already acknowledged that China are doing things in film that Hollywood can’t match. It won’t be long until that type of energy and epic productions spreads into the cartoons they make as well