Question: Why aren’t there any anime about Japanese sports? As you discussed in previous articles, there are plenty of shounen anime glorifying American sports, yet there’s a noticeable
Question: Why are anime so overt with their messages? It’s always been very visible to me that a lot of anime intentionally carry strong messages that are mainly
Question: I was wondering why, in certain anime, when the main character or a supporting character are short, they have a major issue with any mention of their
Question: Lucky Star seems to have hit the Japanese fan community by storm: ads are everywhere in Akiba, many stores play the anime on their screens, the limited
Question: In one of your previous columns, you mentioned how Production I.G. was a fan-favorite studio. Just what does the term “fan-favorite” mean, and what would you say
Question: In Lucky Star and Azumanga Daioh I noticed when the teenage cast goes on a non-scholastic trip, their homeroom teacher acts as a chaperone for the group.
Question: Not that it’s really all the important, but are any celebrities openly anime fans. I’ve seen celebrities admit to being Star Trek geeks or comic book nerds,
Question: I’ve watched many bad anime over the years & always noticed a lot of the same traits, e.g. limited frame rate, very angular character designs & bad
Question: Why does so much anime take place in high school? Is it because the targeted audience of these shows is high-school-age? Is high school supposed to be