Getting the family into anime
- J-0080
- Joined: Thu May 01, 2003 7:37 pm
- Location: Mid-West Side Laying On: Fangirls
I have yet to show my parents any, still not sure what would be best for that.
My sister had only glanced at certain scenes of shows, she refers to all anime as those dumb Japanese cartoons. When we were on a trip I watched Vampire Hunter D bloodlust in the car so she saw like the first half of that before she got bored. But she didn't care much for them before that.
One of my younger cousins does like Lupin the 3rd though, jigen is her favorite character, I just might get her the movie for her birthday or something.
My sister had only glanced at certain scenes of shows, she refers to all anime as those dumb Japanese cartoons. When we were on a trip I watched Vampire Hunter D bloodlust in the car so she saw like the first half of that before she got bored. But she didn't care much for them before that.
One of my younger cousins does like Lupin the 3rd though, jigen is her favorite character, I just might get her the movie for her birthday or something.
paizuri wrote:There's also no need for introductions because we're generally a friendly bunch and will welcome you with wide open arms anyway.
- Cyanna
- Super Rad!
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My parents really have no idea.
But I do not want them to see what I see.
They know that I am old enough to watch what I want to watch and they trust my judgement. But they would definately raise a few eyebrows if they saw me watching something like Eva. Between the religious references and soft nudity...it would not be good.
But I do not want them to see what I see.
They know that I am old enough to watch what I want to watch and they trust my judgement. But they would definately raise a few eyebrows if they saw me watching something like Eva. Between the religious references and soft nudity...it would not be good.
- Hotta_Bushi
- Joined: Mon May 06, 2002 11:15 pm
- Location: Formly: So. Cal Now: Guam
Hmmm.... My mom's most recent boyfriends had bigger collections then I did and even introduced me to Slayers (this was about 3 years ago). So I never converted had my mom. Anyway, she's half Japanese so it's not like she doesn't understand it or anything and she enjoys a lot of different veraitity.
As for my dad, I told him to buy the Cowboy Beebop/Metropolios Double pack and keep the later. I'm want to show him Pricess Monokee. I think both him and my step mom would like it. Don't know about my step-sisters though...
As for my cousin, he showed me FLCL and Big O.
(I don't watch a lot of TV being in the military and constantly on the move.)
As for my dad, I told him to buy the Cowboy Beebop/Metropolios Double pack and keep the later. I'm want to show him Pricess Monokee. I think both him and my step mom would like it. Don't know about my step-sisters though...
As for my cousin, he showed me FLCL and Big O.
(I don't watch a lot of TV being in the military and constantly on the move.)
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- Propyro
- Joined: Tue Mar 11, 2003 9:09 am
- Location: Ontario
i don;t really care about getting my parents into anime ... my dad loves scifi, star treck and star wars were some of his favorites ... i'm sure i could get him hooked on Eva, Cowboy Bebop and Hellsing. My mother's an idiot sometimes ... so i jsut consider her a lost cause for this. Every now and then when i used to watch anime down stairs my sister would come down stairs finish watching whatever episode i was watching and bitch at me till i gave her the tv ... now i just watch anime in my room on my laptop alone. no one can bitch at me for it ... no one can criticize me for it ... i'm left alone in peace to watch whatever i want. i love it. if i were to get the whole family into anime that would mean i'd have to come down stairs and watch it with them ... something i don't really want to do.
yes ... i'm antisocial ... big fucking deal ...
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- Propyro
- Joined: Tue Mar 11, 2003 9:09 am
- Location: Ontario
hmmm i wonder why ...Otohiko wrote:I have a friend who's scottish, and his family is... weird.
They care absolutely nothing for violence of any sort, but they go berserk over any tiny sexual suggestion.
Sucks to be him since he's been obsessed with Love Hina
almost reminds me of the contrast between american and european tv ...
american tv ... Violence = good, sex = bad
european tv = !american TV
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- J-0080
- Joined: Thu May 01, 2003 7:37 pm
- Location: Mid-West Side Laying On: Fangirls
- Propyro
- Joined: Tue Mar 11, 2003 9:09 am
- Location: Ontario
maybe it is ... but frankely i don't give a flying rats ass ... i don't have any friends near me that are into anime ... and i hate having to compeat with other people for the TV ... plus the criticism sucks ... which is why i seldom listen to music around my mother ... her musical incompetance makes me want to hit something.
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- CaTaClYsM
- Joined: Fri Jul 26, 2002 3:54 am
Well I have one good idea of what to hit, but it wouldn't fly with the other forum mebers.Propyro wrote:maybe it is ... but frankely i don't give a flying rats ass ... i don't have any friends near me that are into anime ... and i hate having to compeat with other people for the TV ... plus the criticism sucks ... which is why i seldom listen to music around my mother ... her musical incompetance makes me want to hit something.
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- J-0080
- Joined: Thu May 01, 2003 7:37 pm
- Location: Mid-West Side Laying On: Fangirls
angelx03 wrote:That's a VERY immature attitude, young man.J-0080 wrote:Sitting alone
in a small cuttered room
watching anime on a tiny laptop screen.
Seems kinda gay.
Whatever you say, slightly-not-so-young-man.
paizuri wrote:There's also no need for introductions because we're generally a friendly bunch and will welcome you with wide open arms anyway.