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ever heard of the word marketingThis focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me.
ever heard of the word marketingThis focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me.
Ever heard of the word pedophiliaever heard of the word marketingThis focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me.
yes, the libertarians must be stopped.Ever heard of the word pedophiliaever heard of the word marketingThis focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me.
Anime is made for kids primarily. The adults who obsess over anime were unfortunate accidents that have since become a big enough market. Also adulthood for normal people in Japan there's supposed to be no fooling around and the last time you are supposed to have adventures or fun with friends is high school so naturally there is more focus on high school or high school aged people in Japanese cartoons.This focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me. Of course there is some seemingly normal anime like Fist of the North Star or Vampire Hunter D, but the bulk of the popular stuff depicts children - and I don't just mean the "lolicon" but also boys.Console games are meant mainly for kids, but I don't think computer games were meant for them. They're more for teens or older. Also, console-damaged adults and weebs continue to play JRPGs even when they grow up and never really drop anime. By contrast, non-weeb adults don't tend to watch things like Hey Arnold.In before you realize that computer games and shounen shows are meant for kids first and foremost.This focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me. Of course there is some seemingly normal anime like Fist of the North Star or Vampire Hunter D, but the bulk of the popular stuff depicts children - and I don't just mean the "lolicon" but also boys.
That said, just because a show is aimed at kids doesn't mean it should be about kids. In white countries, shows aimed at small kids tend to feature kids, while shows aimed at late 0s and early 10s generally feature adults. E.g.:
When they added kids to Conan, they really ruined it.
Anime is made for kids primarily. The adults who obsess over anime were unfortunate accidents that have since become a big enough market. Also adulthood for normal people in Japan there's supposed to be no fooling around and the last time you are supposed to have adventures or fun with friends is high school so naturally there is more focus on high school or high school aged people in Japanese cartoons.This focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me. Of course there is some seemingly normal anime like Fist of the North Star or Vampire Hunter D, but the bulk of the popular stuff depicts children - and I don't just mean the "lolicon" but also boys.Console games are meant mainly for kids, but I don't think computer games were meant for them. They're more for teens or older. Also, console-damaged adults and weebs continue to play JRPGs even when they grow up and never really drop anime. By contrast, non-weeb adults don't tend to watch things like Hey Arnold.In before you realize that computer games and shounen shows are meant for kids first and foremost.This focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me. Of course there is some seemingly normal anime like Fist of the North Star or Vampire Hunter D, but the bulk of the popular stuff depicts children - and I don't just mean the "lolicon" but also boys.
That said, just because a show is aimed at kids doesn't mean it should be about kids. In white countries, shows aimed at small kids tend to feature kids, while shows aimed at late 0s and early 10s generally feature adults. E.g.:
When they added kids to Conan, they really ruined it.
The age of main characters in anime tend to correspond to the primary age groups they are marketed at.
True, but games and anime for adults are much more fun. Its wasted on kids.In before you realize that computer games and shounen shows are meant for kids first and foremost.This focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me. Of course there is some seemingly normal anime like Fist of the North Star or Vampire Hunter D, but the bulk of the popular stuff depicts children - and I don't just mean the "lolicon" but also boys.
Officer, I swear I didn't know !14, believe it or not.She never struck me as underage. Young, yes, but underage ? How old is she ?
Of course there is some seemingly normal anime like Fist of the North Star or Vampire Hunter D
JRPGs generally seem quite paedo. Even the average protagonist seems to be a teenager of some sort.
This focus on children in anime has always appeared quite odd to me. Of course there is some seemingly normal anime like Fist of the North Star or Vampire Hunter D, but the bulk of the popular stuff depicts children - and I don't just mean the "lolicon" but also boys.
"You, FBI, and 23 others liked this post."These are a dime a dozen in jRPGs, but what western RPG examples are there? All I can think of are Spark (Ultima 7) and Mission Vao (KotOR). Are there any others that are full fledged party members (not escortees, not part of a prologue)?
Rhin was actually one of the better elements in Tides of Numenera. She had a special skill, but was downright normal compared to all the exhaustingly crazy shit that filled 99,99% of the game. She behaved pretty much like a pre-teen taken away from her family would and was largely useless in combat (except for using cyphers), which made it satisfying to protect her.
Exactly, that's what the childhood for Japanese boys is all about after all.Bob maybe a schoolboy, but he's a japanese schoolboy. And as we know japanese schoolers are usually have a latent superpowers or the abilities to control the giant humanoid mechs.- Bob the 12 year old boy. He's 12 and technically should still go to school, but he wants to join up with an adventurer party instead. What skills does he bring to the table? None. He's 12. What the fuck do you expect him to be an expert at. Nagging? Lol.
Exactly, that's what the childhood for Japanese boys is all about after all.Bob maybe a schoolboy, but he's a japanese schoolboy. And as we know japanese schoolers are usually have a latent superpowers or the abilities to control the giant humanoid mechs.- Bob the 12 year old boy. He's 12 and technically should still go to school, but he wants to join up with an adventurer party instead. What skills does he bring to the table? None. He's 12. What the fuck do you expect him to be an expert at. Nagging? Lol.
And let's not forget female sidekicks with breasts big enough to hide weapons.
Saerileth.
And its just as bad as a normal, mentally developed person would assume.
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Dunno, that beast Zaalbar killed the poor thing in one of my playthroughs. Revan is a good boy, he dindu nuffin.Mission would disagree if she were still alive.
14, believe it or not.