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Apr 17, 2011 @ 22:21
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Apr 17, 2011 @ 22:24
what do you mean by into? :-) "fan of" or "working in"?
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Apr 17, 2011 @ 22:47
what do you mean by into? :-) "fan of" or "working in"?
Apr 17, 11 22:24
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Apr 17, 2011 @ 22:57
Well I like a lot for my part... :-)
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Apr 17, 2011 @ 23:19
There is a group for anime on glocals that ive made a while ago. Would be good to collect a bunch of members...
What stuff do you like?
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There is a group for anime on glocals that ive made a while ago. Would be good to collect a bunch of members...
What stuff do you like?
Andrew I, Apr 17, 2011 @ 23:19
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Apr 17, 2011 @ 23:25
classic one's like Akira, Ghost in the shell, Miyazaki stuffs, Immortel from Enki Bilal, Blood: The Last Vampire, ...
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classic one's like Akira, Ghost in the shell, Miyazaki stuffs, Immortel from Enki Bilal, Blood: The Last Vampire, ...
Kev303, Apr 17, 2011 @ 23:25
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Apr 17, 2011 @ 23:36
classic one's like Akira, Ghost in the shell, Miyazaki stuffs, Immortel from Enki Bilal, Blood: The Last Vampire, ...
Apr 17, 11 23:25
Yes those are some very good things. I see a theme there as well. Cyberpunk fan then?
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Yes those are some very good things. I see a theme there as well. Cyberpunk fan then?
Andrew I, Apr 17, 2011 @ 23:36
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Apr 17, 2011 @ 23:52
I'm a Miyasaki' s fan 
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Apr 18, 2011 @ 00:32
Check out the anime group on glocals:
http://www.glocals.com/#/groups/geneva/geneva-anime-group.htm
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Check out the anime group on glocals:
http://www.glocals.com/#/groups/geneva/geneva-anime-group.htm
Andrew I, Apr 18, 2011 @ 00:32
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Apr 18, 2011 @ 00:30
Yes those are some very good things. I see a theme there as well. Cyberpunk fan then?
Apr 17, 11 23:36
Well I also like a lot of others anime's non asian, but Akira for example is not a simple one it was a real revolution technically but artistically also... I like cyberpunk environment in general...
Miyasaki is very poetic that's why I like, and his work is also very representative of Japan society. Their culture, fears, dreams and suffering...
I think that european and amercian animes doesn't have the same taste of creativity and expression. They are made to push propaganda and so are always politically corrects, which makes them uninterresting for adults. I can appreciate the artistic work but usually the background is very poor and 1 million time already seen as in movies...
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Well I also like a lot of others anime's non asian, but Akira for example is not a simple one it was a real revolution technically but artistically also... I like cyberpunk environment in general...
Miyasaki is very poetic that's why I like, and his work is also very representative of Japan society. Their culture, fears, dreams and suffering...
I think that european and amercian animes doesn't have the same taste of creativity and expression. They are made to push propaganda and so are always politically corrects, which makes them uninterresting for adults. I can appreciate the artistic work but usually the background is very poor and 1 million time already seen as in movies...
Kev303, Apr 18, 2011 @ 00:30
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Apr 18, 2011 @ 01:06
Well I also like a lot of others anime's non asian, but Akira for example is not a simple one it was a real revolution technically but artistically also... I like cyberpunk environment in general...
Miyasaki is very poetic that's why I like, and his work is also very representative of Japan society. Their culture, fears, dreams and suffering...
I think that european and amercian animes doesn't have the same taste of creativity and expression. They are made to push propaganda and so are always politically corrects, which makes them uninterresting for adults. I can appreciate the artistic work but usually the background is very poor and 1 million time already seen as in movies...
Apr 18, 11 00:30
It sure is true that Japanese don't seem to be afraid to express strong criticisms on their on society in anime which you dont see so much in the west..
I am a big cyberpunk fan, and I also highly appreciate the works of Makoto Shinkai. That is quite a poetic something.
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It sure is true that Japanese don't seem to be afraid to express strong criticisms on their on society in anime which you dont see so much in the west..
I am a big cyberpunk fan, and I also highly appreciate the works of Makoto Shinkai. That is quite a poetic something.
Andrew I, Apr 18, 2011 @ 01:06
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