unfortunately, in romania, most of the adults will dismiss comics or cartoons/anime as strictly for children and you’ll only get questions of “just how old are you?” if you confess to any of them your passion for such things. i greatly dislike these individuals, not because they despise comics/cartoons/anime, but because they just refuse to sit down and watch an anime (or read a comic) before they judge them – the word “shallow” now pops into my mind. unfortunately there are two such persons who i’m very close to. to the first one i am related by blood (no further comment here) and the second one is my bro’s gf (girlfriend, not guardian force). i can only hope that maybe one day they’ll have the patience (and the broad-mindedness) to watch “grave of the fireflies” or “lain” or “perfect blue” or “ghost in the shell” and maybe realize that an anime can indeed convey a serious message (even an ideological or philosophical one)…
oh, and the second thing i like about the french is the “moutarde forte de
1 comment:
Don't you wish she was a Guardian Force? That would be fun. Except you'd have to watch a 10 minute cut scene any time she walked in the room. :-)
I got into anime by watching Akira and Spirited Away. The second one (forgive my sexism) is good to get girls interested in the genre.
Best of luck converting an entire country! :-)
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