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Old 09-11-12, 12:25 PM
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So people that are into Anime are potential sex offenders??
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Someone 'shop a helmet on Captain Howdy for me. He's in his TT tuck.


David Clinger is close enough.

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Nah, take a look at the quads in his avatar. He can easily make those crazy leaps of logic.
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Anime - cartoons for immature adults
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Anime - cartoons for immature adults
Have you actually seen a good, serious anime, or are you just going on some sort of hype and stories you've heard about weird hentai stuff? My guess is the latter.
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Have you actually seen a good, serious anime, or are you just going on some sort of hype and stories you've heard about weird hentai stuff? My guess is the latter.
I saw one about robots and a floating castle once. I quite enjoyed it.
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Originally Posted by himespau
Have you actually seen a good, serious anime, or are you just going on some sort of hype and stories you've heard about weird hentai stuff? My guess is the latter.
No. I have seen anime on occasion as I was changing the channel and it is pretty much crap. I have no idea what hentai is. As far as hype and stories...I have yet to actually speak to someone who has ever mentioned anime. So I don't know of any hype or stories pro or con. I tend to hand around mature adults though who talk about politics, life, science, philosophy, etc... The topic of cartoons doesn't ever come up. Maybe I should hang around more people who live in their parent's basements.
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Originally Posted by slowandsteady
No. I have seen anime on occasion as I was changing the channel and it is pretty much crap. I have no idea what hentai is. As far as hype and stories...I have yet to actually speak to someone who has ever mentioned anime. So I don't know of any hype or stories pro or con. I tend to hand around mature adults though who talk about politics, life, science, philosophy, etc... The topic of cartoons doesn't ever come up. Maybe I should hang around more people who live in their parent's basements.
Generalize much?
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Originally Posted by I <3 Robots
Generalize much?
Generalizations exist for a reason.
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Originally Posted by slowandsteady
Generalizations exist for a reason.
To weed out the uneducated, ignorant, closed-minded, pre-judgemental, biased individuals?
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Originally Posted by tagaproject6
To weed out the uneducated, ignorant, closed-minded, pre-judgemental, biased individuals?
Win
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Originally Posted by slowandsteady
Generalizations exist for a reason.
They sure make life easy for pretentious asses who don't have to broaden their horizons that way.

I'm not saying all anime is good. And some of it sure is juvenile and/or weird. But to say all anime is for kids and immature adults is like watching a 15 second clip (or the whole movie for that matter) of something by Michael Bay and saying that all cinema is just a mass of explosions and is for kids and adults with ADHD and there's no possibility of it being used to elevate discourse of topics relevant to the filmmaker.
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im not a good example since im immature in several aspects but yeah...

anime and videogames aren't just for kids. it's become a legit form of entertainment for adults as well.
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Originally Posted by slowandsteady
No. I have seen anime on occasion as I was changing the channel and it is pretty much crap. I have no idea what hentai is. As far as hype and stories...I have yet to actually speak to someone who has ever mentioned anime. So I don't know of any hype or stories pro or con. I tend to hand around mature adults though who talk about politics, life, science, philosophy, etc... The topic of cartoons doesn't ever come up. Maybe I should hang around more people who live in their parent's basements.
So you guys don't talk about art/music/film ever? BORING!

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im not a good example since im immature in several aspects but yeah...

anime and videogames aren't just for kids. it's become a legit form of entertainment for adults as well.
Average age of PC gamers in 2010? 42.
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Originally Posted by tagaproject6
To weed out the uneducated, ignorant, closed-minded, pre-judgemental, biased individuals?
Aren't you generalizing generalizers here?
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A black jersey with this.
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Originally Posted by tagaproject6
To weed out the uneducated, ignorant, closed-minded, pre-judgemental, biased individuals?
Originally Posted by I <3 Robots
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Originally Posted by DXchulo
Aren't you generalizing generalizers here?
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Meh. These generalizers are all the same! ... uh...
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Originally Posted by Commodus
I saw one about robots and a floating castle once. I quite enjoyed it.
Laputa, Castle in the Sky.

For those film lovers who aren't familiar with anime and would like a decent, mature base to form some new opinions upon, I would strongly suggest the films of Hayao Miyazaki (Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind), Satoshi Kon (Tokyo Godfathers), Mamoru Oshii (Ghost in the Shell), and Studio Ghibli (anything).

As mentioned before, unlike America, where cartoons are considered 'kid stuff' (though I would strongly recommend anyone who's grown up with Animaniacs to watch it again to find all of the risque jokes you would have missed as a child), in Japan, animation is an art form enjoyed by all ages. While this does make it a grab bag of everything from kiddy shows to porn, one of the benefits is that you'll find some absolutely astounding films with incredible storylines, music, and cinematography disguised as cartoons.

Also, if you haven't looked it up on youtube, go find The Thief and the Cobbler. It hasn't aged well...until you realize that every single frame was hand-drawn.

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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Average age of PC gamers in 2010? 42.
Not the question I was looking for.
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I keep meaning to watch The Grave of the Fireflies, but I'm never ready for that much depression.
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This one is currently free in youtbe. One of my favorites:

The Castle of Cagliostro (Miyazaki):

https://www.youtube.com/movie/the-castle-of-cagliostro
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This one is currently free in youtbe. One of my favorites:

The Castle of Cagliostro (Miyazaki):

https://www.youtube.com/movie/the-castle-of-cagliostro
lupin III is one of my all time favs.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
So you guys don't talk about art/music/film ever? BORING!



Average age of PC gamers in 2010? 42.
They talk about important stuff, like watts, Strava scores, which Crabon is the bestest, and how to Dope for Gran Fondos.
And why women don't ride more.
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