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Tempest
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ANN is mentionned in the article, woot! I think this is the first time we've been mentionned in NYT.
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UltimaShadowfax
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Pretty good article. No major mistakes and portraying anime as it should be portrayed.
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space clam
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I wasn't aware that Samurai Champloo was about a "ninja-in-training." Pretty good article, otherwise.
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SuperOnizuka
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Yeah I saw ANN in it and was like...YAY! It was a pretty good and accurate article.
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Mohawk52
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"The dreaded Pokémon"
 Quality.
I must admit that when I first saw the headline I thought, "oh no not another NYT rant about the perversions of Japanese animation". But I was pleasently surprised. 
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nailszz6
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Excellent article! I agree with the above post, I was completely suprised to find them not bashing japanese perversion. A step in the right direction, now they just needed to move it to the front page. Is this same article in the actual NYT newspaper? or just the online version. Cause if it's in the actual paper I'll go buy a copy.
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Tempest
I Run this place. ANN Publisher Posts: 10468 Location: Do not message me for support. |
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It's in print.
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BuffaloStyle
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How about that? NYT giving anime some props. Too many times when a major newspaper has an article about anime, it's usually a bashfest. I know that when I sheepishly opened the file, I expected another negative article filled with mis-information.
This was a pleasant surprise as it was not only positive but it was informative as well. And kudos to ANN for getting some pub in the pages of a media giant. |
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SK DarkDragon
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LOL That's what I was thinking, too. But yeah, overall it was a pretty good article. ^^ |
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noneko_Mamimi
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 Congrats to ANN!!
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Advent_Nebula
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One of the better reads I had over the weekend.
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Toneloak
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I don't really care if sam ploo is said to be about a ninja in training. Good press for anime is always a good thing. LOL i just remembered some men's mag said something about naruto being some ultra violent kiddy show or something. this is a big step in the right direction from that crappy review.
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ashram12
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Finally after years and years of fans telling the rest of the world that anime is not all Pokemon and Legend of the Overfiend, they've found out we were right all along. Sheesh, took long enough!
Personally I've always preferred anime tv series over anime movies. Anime movies have left me wanting more: for instance Ghost in the Shell and Akira were too confusing, Millenium Actress and Vampire Hunter D were light on plot, and personally I found Spirited Away to be too long. With tv series, there's more time to have a complicated story, stronger characterization. So anyway, it's nice to see anime series get the credit it deserves. |
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daxomni
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Congrats to ANN. They even seemed to refer to you as a legitimate news resource instead of just another "fan site".
It's true that anime series could use their time to flesh out all the important details that sometimes get overlooked in the movie productions, but my experience is that many anime series simply squander the extra time afforded to them and just seem to wander from one episode to another before suddenly trying to tie up all the lose ends in the last couple episodes. In other words the extra time allotted to a series is often wasted, at least in part, instead of being planned with care to provide a significantly more satisfying experience. I've seen GitS and Akira, and it's true that it's sometimes hard to keep up with them, but the NGE and Utena series were even more confusing to me. Millennium Actress was groundbreaking for me and Vampire Hunter D is a true classic IMO. Spirited Away is quite possibly my most prized possession among all the anime I have ever seen or ever will see. If Spirited Away was already "too long" in movie form, then how could it have possibly been improved by making into an even longer series? Most series I watch could probably be improved by cutting out roughly 30% of the middle-content (filler episodes) and doubling the amount of time set aside for resolving conflicts and loose ends during the conclusion episodes. At least, that's the way I see it. |
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mangod
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Pretty good article about anime. They really did a good job, it was even better that they mentioned shows like Naruto and FMA. I don't like the part about Pokemon being nothing but an advertisement that kind of pissed me off.
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