If [Insert race other than Japanese] made an anime how would it turn out?
Pretty shit but they manage to make shitton of money on it (see France...)
Anime means Japanese animation. Thus, no one but the Japanese can make anime, as then it would just be a cartoon
And to discuss those you go to >>>/co/
>anime
>other than japanese
it would be a cartoon
kill la kill yourself
>>124972686
It wouldn't be anime since anime is a word in the west that has come to replace japanimation.
Anime simply means animation from japan in the west whereas in japan anime simply means animation.
Cartoons and animated works in general are made worldwide and aren't really unique to japan, so i'm not sure what you're asking OP.
>>124972824
What if it's a Japanese studio but with gaijin staff like Sidonia?
>>124972767
Didn't that guy wind up moving and actually working in anime afterwards?
>>124972914
>you will never make it big with a shitty show about foreheads
>you will never get to work on Aria
>you will never have that much undeserved success
Why is there a girl floating through space?
>>124972686
i've seen arab's anime trailer somewhere but i forgot
>>124974171
ah here it is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZCAkEccr_g
>>124972824
If the animation is subcontracted to Japanese studios is it anime? Or is it only anime if the Japanese in turn sub-subcontract the work to Koreans?
>>124973466
Tragic airlock accident
Anime is made by Koreans.
>>124972686
If China made it, it would be way better
Duh, I wonder
>>124972686
Sure, as long as they still speak gibberish and include english subtitles, because really, I can only talk shit about so many elements at once.
>>124974791
The Chinese Precure ripoff was really something.
>>124972686
avatar, the last airbender
>>124972824
>Anime means Japanese animation
Loving this meme.
>>124972826
>>124972824
>>124979047
>mey
>characterized by highly stylized, colorful art, futuristic settings, violence, and sexuality.
Holy shit.
>>124979047
Western animation has a long way to go if all those mentioned implies exclusivity to anime.
>>124972686
To begin with, all women are either sluts or dykes.
The West at least can't into strong yet feminine heroines. God bless Japan for the Yamato Nadeshiko archetype.
>>124972686
Most of Japanese style animation, "anime" in content and form is so deeply rooted in the country's culture and media that it just wouldn't be the same elsewhere.
>>124974240
Are they just basically copy pasting the plot of Eva
>>124974240
mudslime robot pilot looking forward to it.
>>124974240
I expected an allahu akbar
>>124974240
I'd wanna see a beaner version of this.
>>124972686
Isn't that just called a cartoon?
>>124979387
>siempre pensé sombreros gigantes eran sólo en México .
>Me equivoqué.
>>124974807
Why did they try to make the characters look so shit?
>>124979930
Dunno. Wakfu looks good, totally spies too. Our animé aren't bad but we only make one like once every 5 years
>>124974807
came here to post this.
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The Chinese Precure-ripoff and Monstergirl thing were pretty good for what they were. Chock full of cliches and meh-tier animation everywhere but everybody starts somewhere.
>>124972686
>race other than Japanese
>race
>>124972686
how do people outside of japan make japanese cartoons? whouldn't it just be called a [insert said race here] cartoon?
>>124979047
now this is kekkin
>>124980475
Well, most countries don't really have an "animation" culture for whatever reason (poverty, normalfag supremacy etc.). Would be interesting to know how they'd be able to come out with their own style of anime.
>>124974694
>Airlock accident
Do any anime have scenes where girls get exposed to vacuums?
>>124980250
You know, when you start the game the race choice. You must be an elf.
>>124972686
Like this.
>>124972686
Pretty good, I fucking loved Cory in the house, especially that episode where Cory goes to the void to fight White Cory.
Also
>Race
>>124979387
Someone post the Spanish Knights of Sidonia edits.
>>124980564
Planetes
>>124980979
WORST YURI EVER! WAITO PIGGU GO HOMU
>>124972686
it had pretty good fight scenes
>>124980564
Rinne no lagrange 18
>>124979047
>an-uh-mey
They can't even fucking pronounce the word correctly, why the fuck would anyone with a brain take that definition seriously?
>>124972826
>meanwhile all his chinese cartoons are made by koreans
>>124980564
NGNL.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YplkbpCwvvE
Is this the anime or not?
>>124980233
Chinese know the tropes of anime very well and their culture/understanding of cultural references are equally quite similiar, which is why they would actually be able to produce good anime - IF they werent so cheap with the animation all the time.
Their artists and manga can attest to their quality, and they also bring along quite a unique style and an own sense of aesthetic.
>>124981546
>closing your mouth on the vacuum
Did she want her lungs to explode?
>>124982138
Same with South Korea if Freezing and UnbalanceX2 are something to go by. I dunno about Taiwan's anime and manga scene well enough if there's enough talent to create their own works though.
>>124972686
Wait for Japan to decline into absolute irrelevance in the coming years and see for yourself how well the Chinese do.
>>124982219
I don't think those are for key animation.
>>124982313
If it does happen, it won't be in our lifetime. Despite what economists keep on saying, Japan is far from irrelevant. They're one of the soft power superpowers int he world. China can't even come up with anything original thanks to Mao and his "cultural revolution."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekz-FY_MDGA
Unsurprisingly there are young Chinese animators who are influenced by anime. Some of them can do pretty good work.
>>124982273
Yeah, South Korean Manga already arrived at a point where it is pretty great.
If only they produced animu.
>>124982313
Chinese censors will butcher anything worthwhile.
>>124982801
Most of the ones interested in anime are already working in Japanese studios. Look at the credits.
>>124982417
cultural revolution is probably one of the most overstated events ever.
young creatives that were born after that era arent affected at all.
if anything, the materialistic society of china, which values quick bucks over long-term quality, is what destroyed more culture than the cultural revolution.
in a revolution, people do lip-service to some bullshit ideal, but privately carry on with their own stuff, while in a extreme capitalist and materialistic society, people will do anything for money with all their heart.
>>124983163
Japan is just as if not more materialistic (Thank you USA!) yet can create their own style of content much better than China can. The latter is just obsessed with waiting for stuff to come out and later mass producing it as knockoffs.
Modern China is the very definition of a factory without an R&D. Can create the product in mass quantities, but not much else.
>>124983342
Modern Japan has a balanced economy and isnt a developmental state, where poor people see the extreme wealth of the elite and try everything to climb on top, even if this means that they have to kill each other for that by mixing melanine into the milk.
Also, Japan wasnt all that creative during their developmental/fast-growth phase either (pic related).
Creativity develops only if you have a certain amount of wealth and prosperity for the majority of the people, so that noone is desperate enough to make cheap ripoffs just to survive and feed themselves.
>>124983342
Protip: Mao-era China was much more creative than today.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHEvb4jktzk
The greed for quick money corrupts people's minds.
Not oppression per se.
>>124983477
I'm not denying Japan never copied stuff from others at all, but it also doesn't mean if you're a third world shithole, creativity is at an all time low. Europe is the poster boy for that.
What really keeps China is the blatant censorship its one party imposes on the people with an iron fist. Sure, you can do business, but if you try to publish something that criticizes the current regime, you better prep up your butthole for some flogging. This alone stifles the artistic creativity in the country.
>>124983666
Oppression isnt really killing creativity.
Say, how many anime exist that directly criticize the japanese goverment, their wartime atrocities or any other political no-go-zone?
And how many of them are creative smash hits?
How much anti-goverment was Evengelion? How much was Madoka?
Seriously, political censorship is extremely overstated.
It's just the same shit we heard about the former USSR and how they couldnt produce worthwhile products of creativity.
If anything, their SciFi novels were and still are considered top-tier classics today.
Same with Chinese stuff. IIRC, a Chinese SciFi novel even won the Nebula Award recently - and it was even fairly a bit critical of China's past. And it wasnt banned. Unthinkable? Nope.
http://www.sfwa.org/2015/02/2014-nebula-awards-nominees-announced/
http://en.yibada.com/articles/15570/20150225/chinese-sci-fi-novel-three-body-problem-earns-american-nebula.htm
Political systems have nothing to do with creativity. This is a cold-war era lie to demonize and dehumanize certain nations and people, so that your own people will support a war against them, as they are 'all mindless drones'. But this is a huge fallacy, as creativity in media and popular culture comes from economic and material circumstances.
If most of your population is still dirt poor, tasteful entertainment and creative media are luxury products noone would even tthink about to spend money on.
This changes with the rising wealth, until even the poorest peasant feels economically secured enough to spend his free-time with reading or watching sophisticated and creative media.
>>124983934
Look at this Chink apologist trying to make dirty hacking bootleggers good.
>>124984014
Truth hurts.
Japanese dirty bootleggers were equally bad during their time of fast economic growth.
This calmed down when even the poorest Jap became rich enough to acquire taste and standards.
And this took them 30 years still.
Pretty interesting chinese 'anime' advocating communist glory:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jyPX3PBG7k
>>124983934
But Japanese media does criticize its government. It's just not as in your face as Westerners are accustomed to. Series like Zankyou no Terror, DtB and Akira are just a few examples.
WW2 is a different beast altogether and I'm inclined to agree on that. No one really wants to make an anime that further shakes up the people's confidence in Japan as a nation.
And from that evidence you gave, I'm starting to think China is liberalizing itself to the point it's going to become USA: Asian version. This would never happen if Mao or Deng were still China's premiers.
>>124983934
Three Body Problem is a solid novel. Had my fun with it.
I heard that they will make a movie out of it.
