[PT2021] How Japanese Anime Series Gain Popularity

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Anime is a form of Japanese animation that usually has an overarching
narrative that is comprised of several short, self-contained episodes.

Anime may be a niche field, but it has gained huge popularity throughout
the world. This is due in large part to its unique capacity to evolve with
its audience. The renowned anime expert, Takamasa Sakurai claims that the
genre has been generally accepted due to its unconventional nature. This
blog will cover the various aspects of anime which have helped it stand the
test of time and increase in popularity.

The anime genre is a popular choice for people across the globe due to its
unique qualities that distinguish it from the rest of the pack. One of the
primary reasons anime has survived the test of time and gained popularity
around the globe is due to its unique ability to grow in popularity with
viewers. This article will look at the role the show has played in the
growth of the show's fan base.

In this blog, we will take an overview of the ways in which anime shows
have grown in popularity across the globe. Animation has been popular since
the age of eighty and has been growing in popularity due to its unique
attributes that have been recognized by the general public. One of the
major reasons that anime has become well-known is its capacity to adapt to
its viewers. This blog article will look at the ways this has been possible
using Takamasa Sakurai's knowledge.
10 Benefits of watching Japanese Anime videos

1. It's very rare for it to be cancelled.

There's nothing more frustrating than letting you be completely enthralled
by the TV show only to see the rug pulled out from under you when the
network decides to end it . *cough* Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
*cough* It's not a common thing with anime. The show either ends when the
story does (Fullmetal Alchemist) or it continues in an attempt to catch up
with manga (One Piece). If it were to end up being ended, you can continue
to read the manga.

2. The characters are unique and intriguing.

Anime boasts such vibrancy and variety in its characters. The characters in
anime have vibrant personalities, they're complete people (even when they
aren't human) They have dreams as well as goals, and even more than that,
there's much variance in what they're. Ghosts Detectives, ghouls demons,
pirates, high school students Office staff... this list goes on and there's
no end to what a character could be, or even who they could be.

3. They have flaws, and they die.

One of the facets of #2 is that characters in anime are not immune to the
effects of plot armour. Even a character that is crucial to the plot is not
invincible to fatalities, or even flaws. Perfect characters don't exist in
anime. If they exist, it's usually because they're set up to support a
point of view.

4. Anime is relatable

There's no storyline specifically, but the fact that an animation has been
created does not mean it's real or relatable. Most animes will harbour deep
moral philosophies derived from real-life situations. The concepts of
decision-making, the ability to overcoming losses, as well as the
importance of relationships with family members are the foundation of
nearly every anime you see.

5. There are ENDLESS possibilities

What's the most random tale you can think of? There's probably an animation
for this. School of addicts to gambling? Check. Universe where humans
co-exist with any number of mythological creatures? Check. Adventures of a
man who consumes a fruit that is magical and is trying to be"the Pirate
King? Check. There's no limit to what worlds or characters exist. It's
truly incredible.

6. It will teach you about Japanese culture

The one that's more subtle, but each anime contains information about
Japanese tradition, from commonly used terms and colloquialisms, popular
traditions, holidays and folklore and myths- there's a little something
from a fascinating culture in every story.

7. Strong female characters

There's a bit of a misconception regarding the way that anime portrays
women, but I'm here for you to say that physicality aside, women in anime
don't function as male fans. They are strong, energetic characters. No
damsels-in-distress here (well usually)! Women in anime go toe-to-toe with
males in action scenes and are just as likely to slap and make names for
themselves as men.

8. Fantastic action sequences

And not just fight scenes! Anime is all about the action. The way the story
is written lends itself to action in the story of any story line. Even
filler stories tend to include something exciting. Particularly, fight
scenes can be spectacular, because animation in a way means that the
possibilities are endless in a way you can't get by using live action.

9. It's super easy to consume!

It's that feeling you get when you get super into a TV show and so you
begin from the beginning and then binge-watch for a few episodes... Then
you get caught up? Then you're left to wonder what you're supposed to do
with your time while you are waiting for the next season? Based on the
anime you pick, you've got an extended time until you run out of
episodes--with long running shows like Naruto or One Piece boasting over
700 episodes per season.

10. It's entertaining!

Perhaps the most fundamental of the reasons I have listed however, and
possibly the most important, anime is an absolute blast! It's all about
speed fascinating and thought-provoking stories which are kept alive by
action scenes and enough excitement to keep anyone interested!

There are a lot of viewers who prefer watching English Dub. Watching in
Japanese preserves the originality in Dialogues & the characterizations.
When dubbing anime, sometimes the dubbing studio will alter or trim the
lines (rude/harsh/informal words) and thus removing the originality. If
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