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What about racist anime?
http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=FA0611F8355A0C7A8DDDA80994DD404482
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Fan Fiction, Fansubs and Fandubs
Basically, its the kind of freedom the Anime/Manga industry gives its fans that made it this popular. I remember reading about Paramount/Viacom suing people because of their Star Trek fan sites. If they treated people like the Anime/Manga community does then Star Trek wouldn't be in such a sorry state its in now. If Star Trek remained syndicated-only it would have been better off too. TV execs just ruin things when they make the screenwriters do things their way. They kill more shows than poor ratings do every time. That's what happened to SeaQuest DSV, the TV execs wanted it to be more of a sci-fi show and they killed it.
Anyway, I love Anime and Manga. I'm a major fan of Rumiko Takahashi's Ranma 1/2. She also created Inuyasha and Urusei Yatsura. Urusei Yatsura was the manga/anime series that started the "Teenage Sex Comedy/Multiple Love Triangle Comedy" genre we all know and love.
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Re: What about racist anime?
Thank you for being the voice of Japanese anime culture.
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