anime
anime is japanese cartoons. thats like all. love levi ackerman, bakugo katsuki, ken kaneki, kenma kozume, dazai osamu and more 🤪🤪 marry me already 🙄
anime
the japanese word for animation, simply cartoons that japanese people make, which lot's of people misinterpret as some perverted way of legalizing child-porn, or frog-eyed people etc. People also for some strange reason think that all japanese are anime-freaks... which is as stupid as thinking that all americans are cartoon-freaks. because that's literally what anime is--domestic cartoons. Anime lovers or "otaku" are treated in Japan the same way that star wars or hannah montana fans are treated in the states. It's something most people grow out of. anime could be innocent japanese cartoons for 2yr. olds, it has nothing to do with drawing saucer-sized eyes & colorful hair.
anime by where did I forget my wallet February 18, 2009
anime
The japanese word for cartoons. If those japanese cartoons are dubbed or translated into english it is no longer considered anime.
When translated into english by companies like 4Kids or Funimation, most of the blood scenes, cigerettes, and other stuff are removed or replaced, (example: Sanji's cigerette from One Piece anime is replaced by a lollipop). It is also considered to be trash if dubbed into english by many anime fans.
In Japan, anime is watched by mostly teenagers rather than in America cartoons are watched by children. So when companies like 4Kids or Funimation translate the anime, the words they say are changed and made more childish. (example: Naruto says "believe it" like 5 times in every episode, in japanese he nevers says "believe it" or anything like that)
When translated into english by companies like 4Kids or Funimation, most of the blood scenes, cigerettes, and other stuff are removed or replaced, (example: Sanji's cigerette from One Piece anime is replaced by a lollipop). It is also considered to be trash if dubbed into english by many anime fans.
In Japan, anime is watched by mostly teenagers rather than in America cartoons are watched by children. So when companies like 4Kids or Funimation translate the anime, the words they say are changed and made more childish. (example: Naruto says "believe it" like 5 times in every episode, in japanese he nevers says "believe it" or anything like that)
anime by CrissyCrisCris July 3, 2009