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Should Avatar: The Last Airbender Be Considered Anime?

PostPosted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 4:30 pm
by steenajack
Choices:

A) YESSS!!! Who cares if it wasn't made in Japan? This show IS an anime by many definitions.

B) No. I'm a purist, and I believe anime should be made in Japan.

C) Who cares if it's an anime or not?!?! It's a GREAT SHOW!!!!

D) You do know that in Japan, they call all animation anime anyway. So in Japan, it technically would be considered anime.

E) What's Avatar: The Last Airbender anyway? What's all the hype about?

F) I thought Avatar was a CGI movie by James Cameron about tall blue aliens on a paradise planet. :eyebrow:




So this is a poll about, pretty much what the title says. So, go ahead and choose away and have fun! XD! Besides, I like to see what everyone thinks about this show. I haven't decided quite yet. I'm stuck between choice A and choice C. But, don't let that stop you. :lol: Go ahead and have fun with this. :jump: (oh, and please no fighting or flaming. This is just for fun, and not meant to be all that serious. Want to keep the piece here is all)

PostPosted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 4:38 pm
by wildpurplechild
Ummm.. I don't really watch it but I have seen one or two episodes. Looks like a legit anime to me, even if it is American.

PostPosted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 4:45 pm
by AnimeGirl
Haven't seen it myself. But if it's anime style in story and animation quality, than it could be called an American anime. XD

PostPosted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 4:49 pm
by steenajack
Okay guys, I've submitted an alternate poll. So If you guys would like to make your votes/ voice your opinions, please go ahead and post there. Oh, and could a moderator maybe lock/delete/merge this thread please?

PostPosted: Thu Nov 10, 2011 8:35 am
by Gigavine
This is a tough choice. I have seen most of the episodes including the last ones, and though it was made in America, there are pretty obvious Hindu elements mixed in. Even Aang's title of "Avatar" is a Hindu term describing a reincarnation of one of the Hindu gods. Therefore I would be mostly towards B, but I could consider A. The producers might have taken some ideas from the sacred Hindu epic called the Mahabharata, the longest piece of literature in the world.

PostPosted: Thu Nov 10, 2011 9:52 am
by FllMtl Novelist
Er, this is a gravedig, Shielduserof777. Posting to a thread that's 6 or more months old is generally discouraged, and the last post here was 20 month ago.