Blackrat
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If I was not against anime/manga-hype I'd go all big-eyed and scream "Kawaii"!
Then again, I might do it anyway and laugh at all the people who think they understand what the word means
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If I was not against anime/manga-hype I'd go all big-eyed and scream "Kawaii"!
Then again, I might do it anyway and laugh at all the people who think they understand what the word means
Blackrat
He Who Lurks Beyond The Veil
Oh that comic has some uber moments! I can't stop laughing at this: http://www.vgcats.com/comics/?strip_id=231
Dog Moon
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If I was not against anime/manga-hype I'd go all big-eyed and scream "Kawaii"!
Then again, I might do it anyway and laugh at all the people who think they understand what the word means
Does it mean something besides 'Cute'?
Blackrat
He Who Lurks Beyond The Veil
It has quite a bit broader meaning. It actually stands more to a love of parent towards her child than just "cute".
I think I might be much happier if I hadn't been all japan-fan way before it became popular. I stopped being that when it did
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Dog Moon
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I've never been REALLY big into anime, at least not more than any other TV stuff. I own some series, but I also own some series of American TV. The only thing exceptional that I could say about me and anime is that I bought a plush Tachikoma which is sitting on my dresser atm. That thing is just soooo cool! 
Blackrat
He Who Lurks Beyond The Veil
I was never into the manga/anime either but I was all over the culture and language at one point. I even took few courses of japanese language... Then it became popular and I found it embarrassing.
But that comic you posted is fun way to spend a couple of hours now... I was bored to death here.
But that comic you posted is fun way to spend a couple of hours now... I was bored to death here.
Dog Moon
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I was never into the manga/anime either but I was all over the culture and language at one point. I even took few courses of japanese language... Then it became popular and I found it embarrassing.
But that comic you posted is fun way to spend a couple of hours now... I was bored to death here.
Well, I certainly do try to entertain.
I tend to like anime because there seems to be a larger amount of fantasy and science fiction shows than American TV. We're a nation of Reality Shows, Comedies, and Cop Shows. There isn't much else, but some of the anime currently on covers my needs of the genres I enjoy.
Blackrat
He Who Lurks Beyond The Veil
Well, I certainly do try to entertain.
I tend to like anime because there seems to be a larger amount of fantasy and science fiction shows than American TV. We're a nation of Reality Shows, Comedies, and Cop Shows. There isn't much else, but some of the anime currently on covers my needs of the genres I enjoy.
Well that's certainly true. And as embarrissing it is for me to admit I actually enjoyed Full Metal Alchemist. I had absolutely no idea what it was really about but it was fun nonetheless...
Relique du Madde
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Relique du Madde
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Well, I certainly do try to entertain.
I tend to like anime because there seems to be a larger amount of fantasy and science fiction shows than American TV. We're a nation of Reality Shows, Comedies, and Cop Shows. There isn't much else, but some of the anime currently on covers my needs of the genres I enjoy.
The main problem with American TV is that too many shows are aimed at the 18 - 35 female demographic which is why there isn't fantasy and science fiction for the most part on tv. The other problem is that almost no one wants to produce animation suitable for the 12 - 16 and 16+ demographic which isn't comedic in nature.
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