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Anonymous No.725590510 [Report] >>725592179 >>725592440 >>725595001 >>725595492
Why did so many people start calling Japanese anime artstyle "asian artstyle"?
Anonymous No.725591117 [Report]
lol you advertise youtube videos for free
Anonymous No.725591210 [Report]
Lol op does advertise youtube videos for free
Anonymous No.725592179 [Report]
>>725590510 (OP)
Probably because South Koreans have been making their games more anime than the Japanese have for a few decades now.
Anonymous No.725592440 [Report]
>>725590510 (OP)
Like 6 years ago China was like that meme of being handed anime and saying "I invented this"
Anonymous No.725594254 [Report]
It's very frustrating because these chinkslop games are so incredibly soulless wearing anime like a skinsuit, but they're also far more technically impressive than the shit Bandai Namco or Koei Tecmo churn out.
Anonymous No.725594815 [Report]
Chinks are desperate for a piece of that anime soft power and they know they can't hijack the aesthetic directly, so they are pushing that "anime is not japanese but an east asian aesthetic" angle so they can lump themselves with japs despite creating inferior products.

it will fail anyways because outside of delusional wumaos nobody thinks anime is chinese or will be because you make a perfect looking bootleg.
Anonymous No.725595001 [Report]
>>725590510 (OP)
The average westerner can't see the diference between East Asian nations, and they are all smart enough to take advantage of that.
Japan should retaliate by making J-Pop pretend to be K-Pop.
Anonymous No.725595403 [Report]
Because anime has conquered Asia.
Anonymous No.725595492 [Report] >>725596325
>>725590510 (OP)
Chinks steal everything.
Anonymous No.725596146 [Report]
What's wrong with this? Half of animators that work on anime are probably Chinese or Korean anyway
Anonymous No.725596325 [Report]
>>725595492
Yeah just like they stole traditional Japanese painting style and calligraphy. Nintendo invented both of those in 12th century