Actually I was referring to the first post in here, not yours. I gotta learn to properly use the quotes..El Banana wrote:
I have not heard of Fritz, but what I wrote was by no means my pov. I am into animation and comics a whole deal, which is why I'm annoyed by the general attitude towards comics and cartoons not only in america, in many other places too. Of course I know that not all animation was or is geared towards children.
Reasons for some animes...
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Heavy Metal anyone? The old and new versions... 
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The funny thing about all this. Most anime isn't aimed at adults but teenagers.
Its like a 5 year difference between our target age group (North America) and Japans and yet it changes everything.
I do think North American cartoons that are aimed at a higher age (I should point a difference to aimed at lower ages as compaired to aimed at everyone like Disney) try a bit too hard to make certain no one can mistake it for a kiddy story. I don't think most animes are adult oriented (not including the porn ones) but I do think it asks a lot more from an audience than your typical movie or TV show.
Take Cowboy Bebop, it has only 5 of 26 episodes related to the Spike/Vicious life is a dream storyline. Yet everyone seems to want to write their own theory on what happened before when Spike and Vicious worked together and theories on what the story meant.
Its like a 5 year difference between our target age group (North America) and Japans and yet it changes everything.
I do think North American cartoons that are aimed at a higher age (I should point a difference to aimed at lower ages as compaired to aimed at everyone like Disney) try a bit too hard to make certain no one can mistake it for a kiddy story. I don't think most animes are adult oriented (not including the porn ones) but I do think it asks a lot more from an audience than your typical movie or TV show.
Take Cowboy Bebop, it has only 5 of 26 episodes related to the Spike/Vicious life is a dream storyline. Yet everyone seems to want to write their own theory on what happened before when Spike and Vicious worked together and theories on what the story meant.