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I loved this dive into the anime industry. There's so much that goes into our favorite shows.

"Cartoon" is equal to "Anime" only as a general term for animated works. The difference is that Anime includes all forms and styles of animated works, from kid shows to full-length animation features and everything in between. Astro Boy was indeed inspired by Disney, specifically the author was a mad fan of Donald Duck comics and how they came alive as cartoons. We got manga->animation. In contrast, the term "cartoon", as it originated, referred to a time and period-specific animation - simple situational shorts, light, and comedic/satiric in nature. Everything before 1937, when Snow White in 7D became the first "animated musical fantasy film" as a "cartoon" it wasn't. But dictionaries aside, the main difference comes from Japan having a very unique and distinct cultural identity, relationship with hand-drawn arts, and all the other things with region-lock DRM. USSR's animations are another example of "One does not simply copy... ".

You're a silly man. This is a silly video. i like you. i like your video.

Anime in definition means animation/cartoons in Japanese, i forgot but someone literally made a video asking Japanese people what anime is, and over in Japan anything cartoony or animated is anime, for example frozen, minions, SpongeBob are considered anime by Japanese people. The idea of anime being only Japanese is a western idea, but could you blame them anime clearly has a distinct look right? but then when western media starts to look like anime, is it now also anime but not made in Japan? Honestly, and technically everything animated is anime. Argument over. Conclusion, at some point everything will be anime why not just call it anime. Btw it is fine for people to go out of there way to distinguish the two differently, honestly who cares at this point just enjoy what you wanna watch.

I think what defines the term is largely context. The "anime industry" should largely be defined as animation coming from Japan and exclude anime-inspired Western animation like Avatar. There is a greyish line when western studios use Japanese animation studios or international animation, but it's mostly exclusively Japanese. In "I watch anime", I would include animation inspired by the Japanese style of animation, including western cartoons that use the style of anime

I dislike this video, mainly because you spent the first half of the video giving the "Anime is animation from Japan" definition way too much latitude. Clearly from the rest of the video, you at least understand that anime is an art style, and like any other art style (art deco, impressionism, brutalist architecture) there is never going to be a concrete definition that can be used for delineation. The only purpose the first definition serves is for an algorithm to sort shows into anime and not anime baskets. Humans have no reason to think like that or use that definition

at this point I dont care where it originates if it looks like it its anime to me

Cool video.

W video, didn’t expect you to be such a small creator. i’m lucky i found you before your channel explodes lol.

After I watched your video a gigantic frowning triangle surrounded by wheels of fire appeared in the sky, and it keeps shouting "What ISN'T anime, mortals?!" and "Fried chicken is a sandwich!"

Here's the easy answer: We are speaking in english, anime is whatever is primarily produced in Japan, has a Japanese dub, and targeted at a Japanese audience. We are speaking Japanese: Anime includes south park, king of the hill, and spongebob.

Non-japanese cartoons that I like which adopt the anime style -> Not anime, but i wouldn't argue against it. On a case by case basis, I might even agree. Non-japanese cartoons I don't like -> Not anime.

Micheal Cera is Canadian. I just find it funny that he is actually right about Scot pilgrims Cast being mainly American except he pictured the one non-American 😂 No foul , no one pays attentions to Canadian actors

10:41 the info is incorrect. Link Click is based on Chinese comic/manhua "时光代理人" (not donghua. donghua is animation.). Also it is made by LAN Studio which is a Chinese studio. It has a Japanese Dub. But that doesnt make it anime.

Yeah I have this one friend that loves to bring up Avatar whenever I’m talking about anime, he just doesn’t get that it’s not anime. I’m gonna send him this video!

What is water? It's not H2O. I'll tell you one thing, water is information.

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Aniplex owns Half of Crunchyroll LLC, and Sony Pictures aquired Funimation then Aniplex made a deal to transfer there assets outside Asia to Funimation forming Funimation Global Group LLC a joint business between Sony Music Japan and Sony Pictures Television Distribution America that ran Madman Anime, Animelab,, Cynthia Manga UK, and another streaming service in Europe named Wakanim. They aquired Crunchyroll from Warner Discovery and took the brand because it had larger global reach. Aniplex still operates Aniplex of America

I like the idea that there wasn’t much difference at one point, then they diverged, came together, and what might happen next?

It is so useful video

That’s why I said if you want to make money in the anime industry, you should become a manga creator. Mangaka receive 10% royalties for each volume sold. For example, in the case of Jujutsu Kaisen, 100 million copies * ¥480 * 10% = ¥4.8B, or $48M

Actually bilibili from china But japanese is ohter anime channel

STORY FOR ANOTHER TIME””

Thank you for explaining this hope you all have an amazing month 😢❤

5:42 Thats not Japanese😅

5:58 Since Kyoto Animation has more control in the Production Committee than the average Anime Studio, it's easy to see why they give the Committee more creative names like those.

Crunchyroll bought Rightstuf Anime and Now I need to get my blu rays somewhere else

You just casually listed those company names in the intro with sick rhythm and rhyme, then moved on like it was nothing. Nice video.

Curious how Warner Bros is trying to say they will try to make 10 animes per year

Bro deserve more subscribe. Everyone make a subscription to this channel please. ❤

Great video!

Great episode! Looking forward to learning more about the Anime industry!

This vid is so good! Can you make a video on how an anime is produced?

All I’m hearing is ( when American tv buy anime to broadcast they section them into season cause it’s an American thing) cause naruto, bleach never had seasons

why’d you make the stick figures eyes slanted when you turned him japanese lol

now this is professional way to show professional work of anime and btw one punch man s3 is still animated by jc staff studio .

I actually learend a lot from this video, great work waiting for the STORIES FOR AN ANOTHER TIME videoes

This is not unless information you just gave a very entree level business lesson on licensing and publishing. Even show a ad loop whole with the “Netflix original” thing and everything.

This video was a good one!! I learned some of my Animé is tied to a dead company!! Geneon!!

Very informative video with easy to understand explanations. Well done! Hope to see more videos from you about the inner-workings of the anime industry.

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