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Question: In your opinion, how is it that certain ideas in anime can last generations without becoming stale while others fall by the wayside? What separates something like

Question: we were exposed to a number of good and bad anime for almost a decade that I called them hit and miss some eventually became American live

Question: What animators – Japanese or not – are worth following? The only contemporary, populist director I can think of who’s work is higher-quality-than-it-needs-to-be but still makes “normal”

Question: If you had a time machine set to 2000 and could use it to address all the heads of the anime distribution industry in America then what

Over the past ten years I’ve annually compiled a list of the annual new anime TV and web anime productions that I considered the finest of the year.

Question: I was curious what your thoughts were on the short film / music video ME!ME!ME! feat. daoko / TeddyLoid? What is your view on the social commentary

Question: As someone who has not watched anime in five years or so, could you tell me what you consider some of the best films or short series

Question: As we all know by now, Dear Brother/Oniisama e was successfully crowdfunded at Anime Sols with time to spare. What makes its success unusual, besides its age,

Question: Looking back, were the 1990s a bad influence on the anime industry?

Question: What are some anime titles you are surprised haven’t made it to America yet? They are titles that have been out in Japan for quite some time

Question: Did hentai suddenly become mainstream when I wasn’t looking? First, you hear them casually discuss it in The Internship. Now, you see a giant robot with tentacles

Question: It might be politically incorrect, but would it be inaccurate to attribute the early-to-mid-2000s domestic anime bubble -and its subsequent bursting- to wishy-washy American fangirls who treated

Question: What, in your opinion, are the best “monster of the week” anime series?

Question: I consider myself a “returning anime fan.” I grew up on anime, but after I started college in 2005 I got out of it due to real

Question: I understand that anime studio Gainax released its owning gaming series “Princess Maker” which, while popular internationally, has never seen an official English release. What I’m curious