How has anime affected you?
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Been watching anime ever since i was five years old.
Favorite at that time was DragonBall Z.
As i grew up, i became more fond of Anime, later on i found out about mangas once i turned eight. I owned my first Dragonball manga at that time. It was also my first manga ever. When i turned ten, i became addicted to video gaming. Did not watch much Anime as before, but did read alot of manga. I owned my first action figure of Goku when i turned eleven. (Which is now stolen, yes it was stolen one night when i arrived home, the window of my house was broken, a $70 Action figure). Weeks later i found out about Trigun, Cowboy Bebop & Big O, i was a big fan of those three animes, and started to collect their mangas. Bought an action figure of Vash ($60), And still have it today. As i continued to grow, at age fifteen i was into Eroge, bought many of its games, straight from Japan, they were nice enough to translate the text within the game for me for an extra charge of $10. Now i am eighteen years old and still in to Eroge, Gaming, Anime, & Manga. Some consider me as an Otaku, so i guess i am one.
Favorite at that time was DragonBall Z.
As i grew up, i became more fond of Anime, later on i found out about mangas once i turned eight. I owned my first Dragonball manga at that time. It was also my first manga ever. When i turned ten, i became addicted to video gaming. Did not watch much Anime as before, but did read alot of manga. I owned my first action figure of Goku when i turned eleven. (Which is now stolen, yes it was stolen one night when i arrived home, the window of my house was broken, a $70 Action figure). Weeks later i found out about Trigun, Cowboy Bebop & Big O, i was a big fan of those three animes, and started to collect their mangas. Bought an action figure of Vash ($60), And still have it today. As i continued to grow, at age fifteen i was into Eroge, bought many of its games, straight from Japan, they were nice enough to translate the text within the game for me for an extra charge of $10. Now i am eighteen years old and still in to Eroge, Gaming, Anime, & Manga. Some consider me as an Otaku, so i guess i am one.
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I have anime/manga to thank for my many projects.
I'm currently writing a book, I'm drawing a manga, I have somewhere to drift off to in boring classes, I've learned quite a lot of Japanese, I've gotten my eyes up for the Japanese culture, It's given me a reason to chat with people whom I normally wouldn't share as much as a word with.
I'm currently writing a book, I'm drawing a manga, I have somewhere to drift off to in boring classes, I've learned quite a lot of Japanese, I've gotten my eyes up for the Japanese culture, It's given me a reason to chat with people whom I normally wouldn't share as much as a word with.
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Hmm. Anime changed me probably a lot. First of all, I sometimes start to use some random japanese words picked up from anime (Yatta! etc.). And since I love learning new languages, I'm now trying to get to the university and study Japanese (along with English literature). I also became interested in Japanese history, especially Tokugawa's and the EDO era.
Oh, and I found myself enjoying imaginating how would real people I know look if they were doing some "anime faces".
Oh, and I found myself enjoying imaginating how would real people I know look if they were doing some "anime faces".
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TheDarkStarAlchemist
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Afroman wrote...
It has made me stay indoors more and masturbate more frequently.
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anime has helped me deal with many different problems and people, there nothing like when you ask a girl if is she is sick, and when you put your hand on her face while looking into her eyes until she blushes and looks away. I use a lot of things I see in anime on girls and other things.
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Anime is constantly affecting my life but It never leaves a permanent mark. Just like a little child watching a scary movie. He is scared as sht the first couple of days and nights but it disappears after a while. An example is after watching school days I couldn't look at a girl the same way for a month. I felt like if i asked one out, did something stupid ( which i do a lot like saying something stupid and durp-like) my ass would be on the line. O_O'' That was the last time i ever watched a romance anime. I curse that person who referred me to that anime.
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Vashy wrote...
Anime is constantly affecting my life but It never leaves a permanent mark. Just like a little child watching a scary movie. He is scared as sht the first couple of days and nights but it disappears after a while. An example is after watching school days I couldn't look at a girl the same way for a month. I felt like if i asked one out, did something stupid ( which i do a lot like saying something stupid and durp-like) my ass would be on the line. O_O'' That was the last time i ever watched a romance anime. I curse that person who referred me to that anime.True, I cant stand watching that anime ever again, it reminds me of my ex gf/stalker. After watching school days, i feel lucky it didn't turn out that way for me.
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Because of my best friend, so i like manga, especially fakku... :p
he like it , i like too.. we are best friend
he like it , i like too.. we are best friend
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I don't watch TV anymore, instead I wait for fansubbed releases each day/week. I used to look forward to the shows on TV, but to me the stuff now is mostly garbage.
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As an artist, my style is ever changing.
I started off watching DBZ and so my style reflected that typical design.
But now, after watching animes like Claymore or Tenjho Tenge, my style has moved from generic to more elegant and heavily detailed. Microns are my life and so I love adding heavy detail to most of my work.
Anime has affected me in a sense, the more detailed and beautiful the anime, the more my work itself begins to change and I utilize a similar style to my graphic designs.
I started off watching DBZ and so my style reflected that typical design.
But now, after watching animes like Claymore or Tenjho Tenge, my style has moved from generic to more elegant and heavily detailed. Microns are my life and so I love adding heavy detail to most of my work.
Anime has affected me in a sense, the more detailed and beautiful the anime, the more my work itself begins to change and I utilize a similar style to my graphic designs.
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Hmm hasn't really affected me that much but maybe changed the way I act a little and also make me think at times what if life were in anime.
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Yorozuya wrote...
Hmm hasn't really affected me that much but maybe changed the way I act a little and also make me think at times what if life were in anime.+1 to that..
