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1_vampire_princess_2 wrote: i stopped watching bleach because it became really boring. =.= i agree with Tsuruyasan. O.o this is the manga section. there are no fillers int the manga (unlike the anime). I switched to the manga from the anime, and believe me, it's really good  Really? I liked the story even after that happened, it made it interesting and unconventional. Turnerzero wrote: A whole bunch of stupid ecchi shonen crap. Don't get me wrong, I love Shonen manga, but I can't stand it when it just has a whole bunch of fan-service thrown in there for nothing. I want my action manga to be serious dammit. Try reading more Seinen, my friend. Relatively uncommon in the west due to the emphasis on the male teen market, "seinen" is a demographic indicator for anime and manga aimed at a young adult male (college-aged) audience. As such, this kind of anime tends to be much more sophisticated than shounen anime. There are many of the same basic themes/subgenres as shounen but they are more psychological, satirical, violent, sexual, etc. In other words they are intended for a more mature audience. There is a stronger focus on plot and consequently less focus on action. Characters and their interactions are also often more developped than in shounen anime. Because of this, seinen material is frequently misidentified as shoujo because it isn't very well known outside of Japan and because fans correctly recognize the character development, relationships and romance typical of shoujo. However, seinen anime usually deals with these subjects with a greater realism. Where shoujo will have an idealized love story, seinen will have more grays and uncertainties dealing with the practical give-and-take realities of a relationship. Overall, seinen anime tends to be more strongly rooted in reality, with many incidental details added to heighten the sense of realism and even fantasy elements being subject to a strong "realistic" logic. Of course, it should be noted that those stylistic guidelines are a generalization of the genre and even an anime that has none of those characteristics can be classified as seinen if that was indeed the target audience. In fact, hentai (not including yaoi) is mostly targeted at the seinen demographic. It should be noted that many of the works of anime most acclaimed for their depth and maturity (such as Patlabor, Maison Ikkoku and Ghost in the Shell) hail from the seinen genre. |
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h4x0rz wrote: 1_vampire_princess_2 wrote: i stopped watching bleach because it became really boring. =.= i agree with Tsuruyasan. O.o this is the manga section. there are no fillers int the manga (unlike the anime). I switched to the manga from the anime, and believe me, it's really good ok. i'll consider it. thanks. XD |
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