Anime Devolpment
- GaavTheDemonDragonKing
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Anime Devolpment
This post is about how far will anime will go in the next 5 to 10 years. In the past 4-6 years ago anime has been increasing alot in the US and other countries. I am just wondering how this will effect Japan with their production in anime. I remember in the newtypes last spring how they were talking about Gundam Seed being a big hit in Japan and then a year later it appears on cartoon network. I just want to know what the future will hold for anime, and with all this intrest in anime would their be more new companies opening up to make anime and other anime related things. I just hope that anime keeps on growing strong and becomes really big
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- DarkPrinceOtaku
- Joined: Wed Jul 21, 2004 10:22 pm
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anime is like another wonder of the world....& there's no reason for it to end in japan or the rest of the world.... anime has come along way since it started almost 100 years ago......people back then were probably asking the same question that you are now my friend.....& just look at how much the industry has grown...& i beleve that it will continue to grow with more companies joining in & more of the world getting involved in what they might realise is better than most normal day/evening tv programmes.....so all we can do now is just sit back, watch & give our full support as anime gets better & better ('',)
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- Harlock7876
- Joined: Sun Nov 30, 2003 11:20 am
- Location: Massachusetts, USA
The only thing about anime that's going to change is the way it is produced. More use of computers. Hand drawn costs time and money so to keep things in budget and on time companies will use the computer in one way or another i.e. coloring, certain effects, etc. You can see a lot of this popping up in more recent productions.