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It disnt take off untill like 2000s
When all that moe and kawaii bullshit infected it
anime has been a big thing in Japan for a long while, long before 2000s--unless you are referring to 2000s as when it really boomed in the west, in which case carry on I can't comment on that
However, what prevented it from going down the same route as furries or DND or other types of โnerd cultureโ was the fact it didnโt receive as much early criticism here in the West, which probably had to do largely with the dubs basically altering the original material heavily for Western audiences and the fact most of the content that became widely popular in the West were relatively benign.
It wasnt that big in japan until recently either
no, that's not correct
In the 2000s companies started using anime to market
That didnt happen before
yea but it was still big
look at Evangelion, for example, it was and *is* huge in Japan, and that is before 2000
But there was a burst in japan to go along with the one in the west
Not in the West, no. It became extremely big starting in the late 1980โs.
It was likely the internet that helped
yes, it got a boost, but it was still sizable
before said boost
Pre-1989?
No, it was very small.
Most media of the 1980โs was dominated by American cartoon shows such as Thundercats or He-Man.
When Furry get their media out and its not degenerate they might not get made fun of
idk about that, Ehzek, Japanese people even now aren't as keen on the Internet and personal computers as the west, I don't think the internet is a (big) reason for Japan's increase in interest in anime
Maybe
But there werent too many large anime prior to 2000
Good thing I have Ehzek blocked.
yea but that is also because anime got a late start
Like there are more out this year than almost everything before 2000
it is exponentially increasing yes
That late start was because it was quite niche.
Then when the big 3 took off it exploded everywhere hard
no the late start is because it took until friggin' WW2-times imperial Japan to start making anime
It wasnโt until Sailor Moon came out and you had the 4-Kids dubs of animes that it became ridiculously popular.
Naruto Bleach and One Piece made anime what it is now
As in the West.
DbZ Eva and Gundam laid the ground work
and then it took until after the japs got rekt by America to start making "modern" anime
Japanese animeโs beginning is less relevant than itโs spread in the West.
not really
it's not irrelevant, at least
For this conversation, Inmean.
not when you are talking about
Anime dub companies struggle hard
the early, beginnings of the two groups
Funimation is just barely doing well now
Furries began in the 1970โs.
And they were a branch-off of DND stuff.
He is basically they are both nerd fandoms and he is upset furries are looked down on
Despite furries doing nothing to ever further a positive image
also a reason that anime is large and furry...dom(?) isn't is because furries are a small offshoot, an inherently niche group
anime had an entire *country* to back it up
^^^
and a productive country at that
Anime is a countries culture Furry is a degenerate sexual preference
what with their crazy work-centricness
But isnโt that the origin of most fandoms? A small odd-shoot of one genre that eventually takes off and grows?
Anime isnt a fandom
Furries got it bad mainly because the media conflated it with โbeastiality.โ
Its an entire countries animated media
as Ehzek just said, anime is not a fandom
anime is an entire country's form of entertainment, it is an extension of Japan's culture
furries are just a weird group of people who like anthros
Its like the difference between NFL and Fantasy Football
which is something that could never be mainstream, or larger than it is
NFL has fans
FF is a fandom
Anime is a fandom as well because they are a weird group of people obsessing over another countryโs animation.
in the west maybe, but the west isn't important to Japan and anime
as I went over already
You can be an anime fan and not in a fandom
if an anime bombs in Japan, even if it is a huge hit in the west, companies don't care and will stop
You cant be a furry fan and not in the furry fandom
But it is important when considering the fact that weeaboos are not from Japan and are from other countries.
That is the key difference
Without furry fandom there are no furry at all
yea but weaboos / western fans aren't all anime fans, a majority are actually Japanese
Or european or russian etc
No, that would not make sense.
how do
so*
A weeaboo is a term for someone from the west who is obsessed with anime.
You cannot be Japanese and a weeaboo.
Just like you cannot be British and a teeaboo or Korean and be a koreaboo.
no, weaboos are people who obsess over anime *to the point they hold Japan on a pedestal*
but anyway
I never said Japanese fans are weaboos
I said weaboos and western fans are not all anime fans
Japanese people are the majority of anime fans
But all weeaboos are into anime.
Weebs are hardly a fandom
Get that shit out of here
...y-yea? just like all furries are into furry stuff
Weebs are superfans
idk what your point is lmao
Weeb might as well be a mental illness
that's like saying "Japanese people are from Japan"
yea cool you stated a fact, congrats?
If weebs are what you are talking about you just lose
My point is that weeaboos are a fandom.
Weebs arent even an anime fandom
yea and they are a minority of a minority of fans
Anime is not a fandom
They are japan fans
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