EmergencyExit wrote:I don't see Americans drawing in the Japanese style as wrong per say, though I might just be saying that cause I have a animeish style. But what I hate is the cooperations doing it just cause they belive it's what's cool, and only do it for that sake. Totally Spies, Teen Titans, ect. I draw animeish because I grew up reading manga and it's how I learned to do comics. I hate it when it's done for shallow reasons, and they don't actually know anything about it and sterotype it complete, and just helps give the anime style a bad rap. But I suppose everyone is allowed to make whatever they want, alot of it will probably sucky either way.
ManyWorlds wrote:EmergencyExit wrote:I don't see Americans drawing in the Japanese style as wrong per say, though I might just be saying that cause I have a animeish style. But what I hate is the cooperations doing it just cause they belive it's what's cool, and only do it for that sake. Totally Spies, Teen Titans, ect. I draw animeish because I grew up reading manga and it's how I learned to do comics. I hate it when it's done for shallow reasons, and they don't actually know anything about it and sterotype it complete, and just helps give the anime style a bad rap. But I suppose everyone is allowed to make whatever they want, alot of it will probably sucky either way.
What he said. Integration of different styles is bound to happen over time. But when somehthing is "anime-style" just for the sake of trying to be cool, or whatever... *shudders*
Teen Titans is the worst offender I've seen personally, though I don't doubt that there are others.
And cartoons are getting less funny because they're trying (badly) to be all deep and angsty to try appealing to older audiences.
DancingChaos wrote:
Have you noticed???!!! America is stealing anime! Cartoons are gradually getting more and more sweatdrops!!! And then cartoons are getting those big eyes... The worst is 'totally spies'... It's so obvious.
TdotOdot2k wrote:Transformers was an anime? Huh. I always thought it was made in America.
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