Most kickass anime moment in history.

[Ayamae]

LOL go watch hentai then

but i only want boobs

[Nickachu]

Airbender isn't an anime, it is considered western animation. It does have a lot of features of anime, but meh, some things don't fit (I look it as a accolade to eastern animation).

@Nick, just finished Plastic Onee-san and that was freaking hilarious

see! totally worth the watch xD

[Gr3yscale]

but i only want boobs

They have that in censored hentai.
Don't ask how I know lol

[Wucas Pls]

@Wucas: I might have to disagree. The definition of Anime: A style of animation developed in Japan. If it's made by Americans it doesn't make it less of an anime. But I do agree Avatar is not quite anime-ish. It just doesn't have the same amount of expression, which has always been kind of a signature for anime.
I mean name an anime that doesn't have these kind of faces in it. I think even Death Note has these:

It depends completely on the context, but in most cases "anime" emanates the idea animation made in Japan.

Anime (Japanese: アニメ, [a.ni.me] ( listen); i/ˈænɨmeɪ/ or /ˈɑːnɨmeɪ/) are Japanese animated productions featuring hand-drawn or computer animation. Anime includes animated television series, short films and full-length feature films. The word is the abbreviated pronunciation of "animation" in Japanese. In English, the term is defined as a Japanese-disseminated animation style often characterized by colorful graphics, vibrant characters and fantastic themes. The intended meaning of the term sometimes varies depending on the context.

I mean if you are going completely by animation style, the French have duplicated a lot of the same styles in multiple of their animation series (a lot better than Airbender I might add). From Wakfu to Oban to Persepolis, they are very similiar to anime, but I would still not say they are anime.

Wakfu

Spoiler!

Persepolis

Spoiler!

Oban

Spoiler!

[Gr3yscale]

It depends completely on the context, but in most cases "anime" emanates the idea animation made in Japan.



I mean if you are going completely by animation style, the French have duplicated a lot of the same styles in multiple of their animation series (a lot better than Airbender I might add). From Wakfu to Oban to Persepolis, they are very similiar to anime, but I would still not say they are anime.

Wakfu

Spoiler!

http://www.wallpowper.com/wallpaper/...deviantart.jpg

Persepolis

Spoiler!

http://www.facecouncil.org/tournees/...EPOLIS465F.jpg

Oban

Spoiler!

https://content1.animepaper.co/thumb...w-94f3f2c5.jpg

Makes sense! Thanks! I've watched Persepolis in class btw and it's pretty interesting.
Isn't Wakfu just a video game though?

[People]

The part where he pushes him by his face and aizen doesnt think he can touch him

[Gr3yscale]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMFTwjj7lO0

The part where he pushes him by his face and aizen doesnt think he can touch him

Haha I absoutely loved that part, it expresses the "shut your face!" line in the best way I've seen! Good moment!!

[Wucas Pls]

Isn't Wakfu just a video game though?

Nah, they made it into a show in 2008-2009

[Farmer Bashy]

It depends completely on the context, but in most cases "anime" emanates the idea animation made in Japan.



I mean if you are going completely by animation style, the French have duplicated a lot of the same styles in multiple of their animation series (a lot better than Airbender I might add). From Wakfu to Oban to Persepolis, they are very similiar to anime, but I would still not say they are anime.

Wakfu

Spoiler!

http://www.wallpowper.com/wallpaper/...deviantart.jpg

Persepolis

Spoiler!

http://www.facecouncil.org/tournees/...EPOLIS465F.jpg

Oban

Spoiler!

https://content1.animepaper.co/thumb...w-94f3f2c5.jpg

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