An Introduction to Japanese Anime Culture and History
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This document summarizes the key points from a lecture about anime. It discusses the history of anime, including its origins in early 20th century Japan and its evolution through different eras. It also outlines several common stylization techniques used in anime, such as character designs with large eyes and wild hair colors. Additionally, it lists different genres of anime like mecha, supernatural, horror, and slice of life genres. Finally, it provides suggestions for how to legally watch and explore anime through websites, rental stores, and community groups.
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An Introduction to Japanese Anime Culture and History
- 5. Ways You Can Enjoy Anime
- 6. Q&A
- 8. “The mind can absorb only what the rear-end can endure.”
- 9. Save Questions for Q&A
- 10. Set all mobile devices to vibrate or turn them off.
- 11. Be patient with my pronunciation of Japanese.
- 19. Pokemon
- 20. Yu-Gi-Oh
- 22. Hobby anime
- 23. OVA (original video animation)
- 29. Mysticism
- 31. Mysticism
- 32. Culture
- 34. Mysticism
- 37. Mysticism
- 39. Ethics (or How to Live)**
- 44. For the spirit
- 46. For the spirit
- 47. For the ego
- 49. For the spirit
- 50. For the ego
- 56. I promise it won't hurt
- 59. I promise it won't hurt
- 60. Close your eyes, clear your mind. I'll say a word. Tell me what you see in your mind's eye.
- 63. Images speak to the deepest aspects of our psyches.
- 65. Aside from the 200+ episode series, like Bleach, Naruto, and Reborn, most anime is between 12 and 26 episodes.
- 66. (roll clip)
- 68. Ryuji Takasu is embarrassed to look like his father
- 69. Ryuji is a neat freak
- 70. The large apartment building next door is new and darkens Ryuji's home, causing mold issues.
- 71. Ryuji takes care of his mother who appears to be a hostess
- 72. Ryuji's father was a deliquent
- 73. Ryuji is perceived to be a delinquent when in fact he isn't at all
- 74. It's Spring and the opening ceremony is today
- 75. Ryuji is in his second year of high school in class 2-C
- 76. Kitamura is a friend of Ryuji's and sees past his appearance
- 77. Ryuji has a crush on Kushieda Minori
- 78. Kushieda is very energetic and optimistic
- 79. Aisaka Taiga is called the “Palm-top Tiger”
- 80. Taiga is considered a delinquent too, only in her case, there's good reason for people to be afraid of her.
- 83. Momotaro no Umiwashi (1943)
- 84. Tale of the White Serpent (1958)
- 85. Mitsu no Hanashi (1960)
- 86. Astro Boy (1963)
- 89. World Classics
- 93. Miyazaki Hayao
- 94. Ranma 1/2, Wings of Honneamise, Akira
- 96. Truly an otaku thing
- 97. Anime as a marketing platform
- 98. Late-night Anime
- 100. Artwork
- 110. Wild hair colors
- 113. Wild hair colors
- 116. Darudere
- 118. Darudere
- 119. Dojikko
- 121. Darudere
- 124. Darudere
- 125. Dojikko
- 126. Hetare
- 128. Darudere
- 129. Dojikko
- 130. Hetare
- 131. Osanajimi
- 133. Darudere
- 134. Dojikko
- 135. Hetare
- 136. Osanajimi
- 137. Tsundere
- 139. CG
- 141. CG
- 142. Limited Animation
- 144. Gurren Lagann
- 145. Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
- 146. Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo
- 147. Full Metal Panic: The Second Raid
- 149. Death Note
- 150. Mushi-Shi
- 151. Bakemonogatari
- 152. Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
- 154. Baccano!
- 155. Higurashi no Naku Koroni Kai
- 156. When They Cry – Higurashi
- 157. Elfen Lied
- 159. Nodame Cantabile
- 160. Honey and Clover II
- 161. Aria the Origination
- 162. Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
- 164. Bakemonogatari
- 165. Nodame Cantabile
- 166. Gurren Lagann
- 167. Hajime no Ippo: New Challenger
- 169. Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2
- 170. Cowboy Bebop
- 171. Bakemonogatari
- 172. Gurren Lagann
- 174. Kawaii Kawaii Anime (http://www.kawaii-kawaii.co.nr)
- 175. Anime News Network (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com)
- 177. The Anime Network (http://www.theanimenetwork.com)
- 179. Austin Anime Meetup Group (www.meetup.com/anime-501/)
- 181. Get out there and learn about it yourself
- 182. There's a genre for everyone