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1/11/2015 5:45:34 PM
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It's a fandom (that the creators of the work) are able to look at and even mock themselves.
IMO, that's pretty impressive and honest.
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Really? Oreimo condemns anime? Didn't know that, thought it was some rom com about a siscon.
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In the story, it shows and highlights how otaku are disliked and misunderstood by mainstream Japanese culture and are considered "odd, strange and even perverse".
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Huh. Interesting.
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Except for Miyazaki, of course. But yeah, I guess I understand now. There have been a couple good comments.
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The medium doesn't seem to shy away from any social issue (including ones that it allegedly contributes to) such as NEETs and hikikomori.
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Honestly anime is great. I'm a big fan, but being a fan comes with some pretty awful prejudices.
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It's the obnoxious fans who are loud in their presentation of liking anime that give the whole crowd a bad rep.
