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Eddy120876 510 cr points Send Message: 36 / M / Bronx Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/2/13 Yowa29 wrote: I'm glad I do not live in your city. I know several ladies that love anime and I even know quite a few cosplayers. Well I live in NYC a city of 8 million badly counted but as any HUGE CITY people tend to keep to themselves unless theres a convention,show etc etc
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Yowa29 6261 cr points Send Message: 21 / M / Atlanta, Georgia Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/2/13 Eddy120876 wrote: Yowa29 wrote: I'm glad I do not live in your city. I know several ladies that love anime and I even know quite a few cosplayers. Well I live in NYC a city of 8 million badly counted but as any HUGE CITY people tend to keep to themselves unless theres a convention,show etc etc That is true, I live in Atlanta and have met quite a few at Dragoncon but I have also met several at University. I guess you can say that I am lucky.
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Eddy120876 510 cr points Send Message: 36 / M / Bronx Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/2/13 Yowa29 wrote: Eddy120876 wrote: Yowa29 wrote: I'm glad I do not live in your city. I know several ladies that love anime and I even know quite a few cosplayers. Well I live in NYC a city of 8 million badly counted but as any HUGE CITY people tend to keep to themselves unless theres a convention,show etc etc That is true, I live in Atlanta and have met quite a few at Dragoncon but I have also met several at University. I guess you can say that I am lucky. Thats true in NYC we have so many things going at once that sometimes you feel like theres nothing for you unless you dig deep. For example we used to have the big Apple con at the New yorker hotel(right in front of Madison Square Garden) before ComicCon came in. So Anime fest was at the end of comicCon. So it was a 1,2 3 extravaganza(Big Apple con,ComicCon and then Anime fest) . But Thing weren't handle correctly, whether it was money or time and in the end Anime fest got added into ComicCon now you have to divide yourself and your time so you can get all the comic's,panels and extra and even with 4 days now is not enough. My brother and Me had to divide our self so we could at least attend a few panels and signings and yet we never manage to get all the stuff we want. Sometimes I wish Anime fest had its own thing so i can just dedicate my time to it. I do agree with the extra of ComicCon anime fest get more and it helps but sometimes its too much.
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Kurenai_Taka 418 cr points Send Message: 19 / F / Canada Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/2/13 Personally, I tend to stick with manga rather than anime, but I still really enjoy watching anime (I will almost always read a series before watching it though...) I started to really get into manga in high school (with Inuyasha and Naruto) but I didn't have much opportunity to become a diehard fan cause I couldn't find anyone who shared my interest and with whom I could discuss / find new series... it wasn't till college that I found another girl friend who was into manga even more than I was and with whom I could share my passion and make it grow. From there we found several other people in my program who were into anime and manga and my reading / watching really diversified. It was thanks to them that I went to my first Con last summer, and they got me onto Crunchyroll. I realised I much prefer being part of a wider community and being able to have people with whom to discuss my passion and discover new things. ^.^
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moonwitchcartridge 4094 cr points Send Message: 20 / F Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/2/13 Eddy120876 wrote: moonwitchcartridge wrote: Out of all of my friends, the few that like anime happen to be girls. I don't know. Or if a guy that I know like anime, he pretty much sticks to Bleach. I can't discuss anything else, so... thats what some of guys been talking here that some guys or girls stick to one genre or anime and thats it. If you try to show then anything new they go "but is not as good as (insert popular series here) Yeah definitely. There are different types of anime fans though. I just got back into anime and I started watching shows i never heard of because they sounded good, not based off of popular ones.
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Bashcraft 1017 cr points Send Message: Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/2/13 I have met and know alot of girls who are into anime. I guess it's different depending on age and where you are?
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Eddy120876 510 cr points Send Message: 36 / M / Bronx Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/2/13 Kurenai_Taka wrote: Personally, I tend to stick with manga rather than anime, but I still really enjoy watching anime (I will almost always read a series before watching it though...) I started to really get into manga in high school (with Inuyasha and Naruto) but I didn't have much opportunity to become a diehard fan cause I couldn't find anyone who shared my interest and with whom I could discuss / find new series... it wasn't till college that I found another girl friend who was into manga even more than I was and with whom I could share my passion and make it grow. From there we found several other people in my program who were into anime and manga and my reading / watching really diversified. It was thanks to them that I went to my first Con last summer, and they got me onto Crunchyroll. I realised I much prefer being part of a wider community and being able to have people with whom to discuss my passion and discover new things. ^.^ Wow thats great and glad to see you went to your first con. Also i do agree i tend to read the manga first and then get into the Anime. Only exceptions were Naruto and Bleach(watch it first and then got into the manga). I like your response
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Eddy120876 510 cr points Send Message: 36 / M / Bronx Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/2/13 moonwitchcartridge wrote: Eddy120876 wrote: moonwitchcartridge wrote: Out of all of my friends, the few that like anime happen to be girls. I don't know. Or if a guy that I know like anime, he pretty much sticks to Bleach. I can't discuss anything else, so... thats what some of guys been talking here that some guys or girls stick to one genre or anime and thats it. If you try to show then anything new they go "but is not as good as (insert popular series here) Yeah definitely. There are different types of anime fans though. I just got back into anime and I started watching shows i never heard of because they sounded good, not based off of popular ones. I look for whats out theres wether is here in CR,HULU,NETFLIX or Manga so i can get into a new Anime or manga. Right now I just finish season one of Big windUP and i love it . I wish CR had season 2 and that the creators make season 3. After seen Cross Game i got back into the sport Anime an I couldn't get enough. Specially about Baseball one of the few sports where Manga and Anime can get behind since it has no time limit and you can get deep into a character or a whole team with just one game and take it from there.
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Eddy120876 510 cr points Send Message: 36 / M / Bronx Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/2/13 Bashcraft wrote: I have met and know alot of girls who are into anime. I guess it's different depending on age and where you are? Thats true specially if your city doesn't has too many events then you know the concentration it will be greater.
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Kurenai_Taka 418 cr points Send Message: 19 / F / Canada Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide Eddy120876 wrote: Kurenai_Taka wrote: Personally, I tend to stick with manga rather than anime, but I still really enjoy watching anime (I will almost always read a series before watching it though...) I started to really get into manga in high school (with Inuyasha and Naruto) but I didn't have much opportunity to become a diehard fan cause I couldn't find anyone who shared my interest and with whom I could discuss / find new series... it wasn't till college that I found another girl friend who was into manga even more than I was and with whom I could share my passion and make it grow. From there we found several other people in my program who were into anime and manga and my reading / watching really diversified. It was thanks to them that I went to my first Con last summer, and they got me onto Crunchyroll. I realised I much prefer being part of a wider community and being able to have people with whom to discuss my passion and discover new things. ^.^ Wow thats great and glad to see you went to your first con. Also i do agree i tend to read the manga first and then get into the Anime. Only exceptions were Naruto and Bleach(watch it first and then got into the manga). I like your response :D Thanks!!
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Bashcraft 1017 cr points Send Message: Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 Thats true specially if your city doesn't has too many events then you know the concentration it will be greater. Actually in my case, I live in the northern parts of sweden, where there are not that many events. But I've been to many events in Uppsala and such. And alot of girls in my art class that I attended were into anime, so I was lucky I guess haha!
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DatBoiGMO 5013 cr points Send Message: 27 / M / Austin, Texas Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 You guys are funny. Have loved Anime since I was 12 now 27. My wife doesn't get my hobby but i also never mentioned it while we dated it wasn't till we moved in together. Plus i also love sports so it evens out but yup, can say i watch Anime everyday and my kids now love it too.
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KiwiKoala 55 cr points Send Message: 17 / F / Laying ontop of a... Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 I know some girls who are into anime , and video games aswell. I guess, It depends where you're looking for them.
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Eddy120876 510 cr points Send Message: 36 / M / Bronx Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 Kurenai_Taka wrote: Spoiler Alert! Click to show or hide Eddy120876 wrote: Kurenai_Taka wrote: Personally, I tend to stick with manga rather than anime, but I still really enjoy watching anime (I will almost always read a series before watching it though...) I started to really get into manga in high school (with Inuyasha and Naruto) but I didn't have much opportunity to become a diehard fan cause I couldn't find anyone who shared my interest and with whom I could discuss / find new series... it wasn't till college that I found another girl friend who was into manga even more than I was and with whom I could share my passion and make it grow. From there we found several other people in my program who were into anime and manga and my reading / watching really diversified. It was thanks to them that I went to my first Con last summer, and they got me onto Crunchyroll. I realised I much prefer being part of a wider community and being able to have people with whom to discuss my passion and discover new things. ^.^ Wow thats great and glad to see you went to your first con. Also i do agree i tend to read the manga first and then get into the Anime. Only exceptions were Naruto and Bleach(watch it first and then got into the manga). I like your response :D Thanks!! My pleasure
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Eddy120876 510 cr points Send Message: 36 / M / Bronx Offline	Permalink Reply Quote Posted 1/3/13 Bashcraft wrote: Thats true specially if your city doesn't has too many events then you know the concentration it will be greater. Actually in my case, I live in the northern parts of sweden, where there are not that many events. But I've been to many events in Uppsala and such. And alot of girls in my art class that I attended were into anime, so I was lucky I guess haha! Well my friend you are one lucky fellow
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