| I think shonen anime especially DBZ has influenced many kids in a bad way. Children actually believe the physics that those kind of series shows and in the process end up killing themselves. I agree with hachiman part. That misunderstanding about him is caused mostly because how his existence is portrayed in a positive light and how someone like hayama's existence is portrayed in a negative one when it's always opposite in real life. I mean, you don't get any beauties in your harem if you are a self pitying loner. |
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| Well Death Note has literally got people into prison- although that can also be said as an overreaction by the legal system. In context it clearly means taht theyre not going to do anything and just wait for it to happen. But rly, I don't know about this one. Now, Voltez 5 is something that was rly popular here b4 I was even born. Apparently that got banned cos some kid tried to imitate the show with an actual knife or cutter- a sharp object I'm sure. Don't know the specifics though or if anyone actually died or got injured. |
| Both Code Geass and Death Note (mostly Code Geass) probably makes people think "The end does justify the means" but you know the end never does justify the means... |
| All of the self insert isekai anime that serve as a power fantasy for lonely hikikomori otaku gamers. |
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| Death Note is sometimes a bad influence 10 Times Teens With Death Notes Scared the Hell out of Adults https://www.inverse.com/article/35589-10-places-death-note-incidents-real-life |
GodUsopp33 said: Actually kids do believe in that stuff. I am taking about children here who are less than 11. There are actually kids in my neighborhood who injured them selves saying "Nothing happened to nobita when he fell off the roof". I doubt they believe it and it could actually be a driver to do musculation/physic training which is a good thing. But it is not the case. Hachiman is isolated and everyone thinks he is a loser in his class while Hayama's popular and the center of the class. It's just that we follow the story through Hachiman's head but nothing validates his way of living You could say that author pov is basically hachiman's pov and rarely anyone thinks they are wrong. In fact, you could say that the whole series kinda portrays introverts in a positive light on how they are kind compared to normal people or how most of the normies are assholes or how cute girls fall for you if you are a quiet gentleman who acts like an anti hero. |
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deg said: Death Note is sometimes a bad influence 10 Times Teens With Death Notes Scared the Hell out of Adults https://www.inverse.com/article/35589-10-places-death-note-incidents-real-life Another reason why NL is superior to BE. What a bunch of fucking edgelords. |
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| Initial D makes people poor by introducing them to the JDM scene without realizing the import and tuning costs. Esquirtit said: Another reason why NL is superior to BE. What fucking edgelords. BE isn't even a real country |
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| I mean hey, I can see shows like Citrus influence people into thinking the best way to make someone gay for you is to just molest them |
 'On-Hold' is another way for a completionist to say 'Dropped' |
| I guess that yuri/yaoi anime make some people have a grossly distorted idea of LGBT relationships, that borderline on a fetish. |
| Jojo tumblr refugees made twitter a hell place with caring about what people are drawing (a recent incident which was disgusting) and skin color of a character, aot fans calling aot goat every month is embarrassing especially if you're on platform like twitter where most says no other manga can be goat like aot (I love aot btw) and one piece fans getting salty over kny success, these might be minor things but they bothers me lately and please don't call your author goda, that sounds so bad and worst part is people say that unironically. |
Ri22rkJan 19, 2020 3:05 PM
| I don't really agree that art can be responsible or influence acts like that directly. People who justify or empathize with a dangerous persons beliefs in the first place already likely believed in them to some degree. Anyone who doesn't have a healthy disconnect from fiction and reality is either a child or has a mental disorder. |
BilboBaggins365Jan 19, 2020 5:07 PM
TolkienFan365 said: I don't really agree that art can be responsible or influence acts like that directly. People who justify or empathize with a dangerous persons beliefs in the first place already likely believed in them to some degree. Anyone who doesn't have a healthy disconnect from fiction and reality is either a child or has a mental disorder. Man, I love your posts. xD BUT YEAH. ALL OF THIS. It's not the anime's fault; people can just be f*ckin' retarded. :/ Or insane. Like I just don't understand why a child would listen to what a story tells them over what their parents/teachers tell them... People criticize Beauty and the Beast for "teaching little girls to put up with abusers". I'm like "Um, I saw that movie when I was seven and I turned out fine because I listened to my mom, thanks?" Lol |
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| Isnt this the case with any type of fiction that is popular enough? Ppl think something they saw was cool and try to do that in real life sometimes with unpleasant results |
| Best ending line in anime history = "My name is Saiki Kusuo. I am a psychic." |
| For those who bring up children: children shouldn't count in such a thread since they will be influenced by anything and it's up to their parents to make sure their spawns don't fall victim to natural selection. We have likely heard the stories about the kid who died jumping off a roof because they saw Ash (as a ghost) fly in that episode of Pokemon, or the kid who somehow got buried alive in a sandbox trying to play Gaara from Naruto. Pretty much anything could lead to an accident if the parent's aren't doing their one job. |
 ☆☆☆ "There's a huge difference between one and infinity. However, compared to the difference between existence and non-existence, one and infinite are nearly the same. I am the child destined to become the best witch... no... The greatest Creator in the world...!" -Maria Ushiromiya ☆☆☆ |
| Honestly, I can't really say stuff to this because I have never really seen people irl or online who are influenced from an anime to do something in a bad way. |
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| I can't really give you any examples, but with over 6 billion people out there, I'm sure there are plenty who have done some fairly stupid things after taking some sort of inspiration from a form of entertainment, not just anime. These people were probably a few sandwiches short of a picnic to begin with though. What I do find strange are the revisionists who like to comb over cartoons that were made decades ago like Snow White in order to look for things to get offended about. i.e The Prince that kisses Snow White without her consent when she's unconscious in order to help her, and now suddenly after 80 years, it needs to be re-made because it apparently promotes sexual assault. |
ExodiaX said: Jojo tumblr refugees made twitter a hell place with caring about what people are drawing (a recent incident which was disgusting) and skin color of a character To be fair JoJo didn't make them that way, those people were already retarded before they discovered it. Antis are a mistake. |
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Mirai said: Antis are a mistake. Heh, I think I just found a new best friend in you. :D Let's start an "Antis Suck Ass" Club. |
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| It isn't really a matter of the anime, but the person. Those who were going to perform certain actions or behaviors were inclined to do so before they watched anything about it (whether murder, theft, assault, sexual assault or harassment, etc.). Those who are already interested in a thing will seek out material showcasing it. In many cases, this can actually serve as a form of therapy allowing them to experience it vicariously by proxy in the fictional world and dampening their need to do it in the real, physical world to directly affect other people. It's a bit like the "chicken or the egg" riddle. But in this case, the desire for the content gives rise to the content and not the other way around. Also, I'm fed up with people insinuating or outright asserting this way of thinking more related to sexual stuff in media than violence. Violence is a daily staple in every crime, action, etc. story, but the amount of people saying it justifies murder or assault is way lower than when any type of sexual behavior is depicted that isn't two mainstream vanilla milquetoast heterosexuals of the same age in consensual missionary position. Everything else is treated a deviance that will corrupt and infect people's minds in the real world and that is a corrosive puritanical attitude. The need for art which explores all dimensions of the human psyche and range of possibilities and behavior, not just majority-approved, state-sanctioned ones, is exactly because many people, even if just confined to their brain and true feelings, cannot be expected to live their lives constrained in such a dull and tiny, sanitized box. |
WatchTillTandavaJan 21, 2020 12:20 PM
Chiibi said: Mirai said: Antis are a mistake. Heh, I think I just found a new best friend in you. :D Let's start an "Antis Suck Ass" Club. The use of the phrase "antis" has started to see a rise on AniTwitter (the good parts of AniTwitter at least). It's nice to see it get used on here too. It's important that there is label for people that complain in a judgmental and vicious way about other people thinking, saying or doing things which break no laws and hurt no one. Disagreement and conversation is fine, but those people are toxic scum and shouldn't be tolerated. They are best example of the paradox of tolerance: To maximize tolerance we must not tolerate intolerant people. Otaku culture has always been about tolerance. It's been a culture that embraced many LGBT themes way before western woke cancerculture. If a persons tolerance doesn't extend to lolis, furries, and whatever else, then they need to fuck off. On-topic: Nisemonogatari influenced me to begin masturbating to 2D girls. Though I'm still not sure if that's a good or bad thing. ... I didn't read OP, just the title, so I'm just assuming that's OT. |
| “In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations and epochs, it is the rule.” -Friedrich Nietzsche Aggregate scoring is bad for the anime fandom |
| Monster is not famous enough to influence people Death note though, how many edgy kids who thought they were genius with a 200 IQ ended up in jail like a week after their crime |
| My youtube channel about music and anime : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_rrNoYApg1VQ-PIT7jZ37Q |
| I agree that anime and its characters can influence the watchers. I vehemently disagree that it can influence people in a bad way however. Every person no matter their age, gender or circumstances are able to think and possess an opinion. How much or in what way you are influenced is limited by your own self. Not by the information you come by, it is your choice if what you come across will influence you in a bad way or not. Not the information itself, but you have only yourself to thank or blame for how you were influenced by something. |
SofiaBulgaJan 21, 2020 5:23 PM
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