The US/World Made Anime Thread: For all things considered (from comics, art, video games, and why out west, it's only a perpetual blip and mostly miss - IT'S JUST LIKE MY JAPANESE ANIMES..... not

[Marissa Moira]

You mean those soulless "waifu" games that perfectly imitate each other?

Nah they made knockoff versions of Free! and other gay boy crap.

Genshin Impact is also a big deal

 

[DungeonMaster]

Melissa Prosser, or Melissa Wong as she's known today, made quite a few of them

 

[Atatata]

There's webcomics I'd wish would get adaptions, though considering how long they take, its probably impossible.

Oh boy wait to you see what abominations China has made.

Mo Dao Zu Shi season 1 was pretty good, imo though I haven't caught up with it since.

 

[Antarctic Hellbeast]

Oh boy wait to you see what abominations China has made.

such as?

 

[Marissa Moira]

such as?

The King's Avatar is a tv show based around imaginary e-sports. It's awful and has constant CCP dick sucking.

 

[Save the Loli]

The King's Avatar is a tv show based around imaginary e-sports. It's awful and has constant CCP dick sucking.

I've seen worse, it's just boring and has a bunch of forgettable characters. At least the parts where they're gaming are fun to watch. Where was the CCP worship in the show though?

 

[Stoneheart]

French anime is okay.

 

[Rezza]

As people have answered it before, the simplest answer is the difference in culture. Japan has quite big "free of speech/creativity" mentality one their creatives industry, so much so its equal with the US perhaps. The difference then is in the Comiket culture Japan has. Sure they might also have strict copyright enforcement like in the US, but through places like Comiket they have the ability to freely make things using people's IP, as long as they still respect the original owners wishes. Comiket Culture, or rather Asian cultures, also favors collaboration and teamworks with other people. By competing with, learning, and at the same time helping others, Japanese creators has the ability to improve their crafts more so than other countries. So far the only place I can think of that has the relatively similar culture is just South Korea.

 

[Cedric_Eff]

Foreign anime always looks really off to me compared to actual anime imo

It’s more or less misunderstandings in cultural tastes