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I'm perfectly aware that Panty and Stalking looks a lot like Power Puff Girls. And in my view, both look like shit. South Park looks like shit too. And I couldn't care less what name they were given, nor do I want to watch them in a music video here or anywhere else. Hahaha... to be honest, that wa...

1. Read the definition of " Slippery Slope " before you use the term again. 2. Learn to read the whole post (here, I'll give you the key point): I did not start watching Anime because it was produced in Japan, and I seriously doubt most of your members were inspired to create music videos from them ...

Ah. No wonder you're offended. It was you making the slippery slope argument: The only thing I have a problem with are the exceptions given to original animation. It's in direct conflict with the rules you have written out and provides slippery-slope style arguments to let anything else in. Here's a...

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Meant to clean up a little bad grammar and include a point of reference to that last sentence, since it's rather vague.

Well, I suppose that makes sense to a certain extent. I had actually thought the reasoning was based on something more substantial, like copyright laws. I don't really know where the silent majority of this site stands, but judging from the thread you mentioned, I am clearly not the only one who has...

Now, I'm not trying to get people upset on my first post... :sweat: but I really must ask. Is this thread still the general consensus for "Avatar: The Last Air Bender"? In Japan, the term anime does not specify an animation's nation of origin or style; instead, it serves as a blanket term to refer t...