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porupo @porupo Ajouter une nouvelle offre d'emploi in Culture
2025-11-09 20:44:25 · Traduire

A Look Back at Toonami: How Western TV Created a Generation of Anime Fans

For millions of people in the West (America and Europe), the word “anime” wasn’t learned online. It came from a single source: a programming block on Cartoon Network called Toonami. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Toonami was, for many, the only gateway to shows like Dragon Ball Z, Sailor Moon, and Gundam Wing. But its legacy runs much deeper than its lineup. It...

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AraAraMagazine @porupomag Ajouter une nouvelle offre d'emploi in Gacha
2025-12-05 04:52:58 · Traduire

From Anime to Mobile: The Best Gacha Games Based on Series

The Gacha genre (named after the Japanese Gashapon vending machines) and anime have a perfect symbiotic relationship. For studios, it's a gold mine that capitalizes on brand loyalty; for fans, it's a way to follow the story of their favorite characters, collect alternate versions, and participate in the series' universe. Here, we highlight five Gacha games that have not only been commercial...

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AraAraMagazine @porupomag Ajouter une nouvelle offre d'emploi in Autre
2025-12-09 03:39:38 · Traduire

Spin-Offs and Shared Universes in Anime

Although the concept of a Shared Universe is popularly associated with Western comics, large anime franchises have been interweaving timelines and secondary narratives for decades. In this medium, spin-offs are not just extra stories but often essential narrative pieces that redefine the main work. We analyze how anime uses this expansion to create rich and enduring worlds. I. The Classic...

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2025-11-09 21:08:43 · Traduire

Subs vs. Dubs: A Fair Look at Why Both Have Value

This is the "Eternal War" of anime fandom. The "Subs vs. Dubs" debate has raged since anime first became popular in the West. Both formats (subs and dubs) not only have value but are critical to the global health and growth of the anime industry. An informed, modern fan understands when and why to use each. Subs vs. Dubs: Why Both Have Value The oldest "Fandom War" is the choice of how to...

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AraAraMagazine @porupomag Ajouter une nouvelle offre d'emploi in Autre
2025-11-29 04:51:41 · Traduire

The 10 Most Broken and Illogical Power-Ups in Anime History

A "broken Power-Up" is an ability or transformation that drastically disrupts the pre-established power balance within a narrative. These sudden increases in strength are often introduced as a Deus Ex Machina or lack logical progression, guaranteeing the protagonist immediate victory at a high narrative cost. These 10 examples represent the most illogical and disruptive power increases in...

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2025-11-29 04:53:47 · Traduire

The 10 Most Influential Japanese Animation Studios and Their Masterpieces

An animation studio's influence is measured by technical innovation, cultural impact, and production quality consistency. The ten studios listed below have defined the evolution of Japanese animation (Anime) from its origin to the digital era. Their methodology and filmography set the global industry standard. 1. Pioneers and Foundations (1960 - 1980) This stage laid the...

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2025-11-04 16:42:39 · Traduire

What is "Goku Day"? (5/9): How One Character Became an Anime Ambassador

Happy "Goku Day"! How One Character Became a Global Ambassador for Anime Every May 9th, social media and fan communities around the world celebrate "Goku Day." It is an annual celebration of Son Goku, the protagonist of Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball franchise. But this day is more than just a celebration of a character. It's a recognition of how a fictional, spiky-haired hero became the...

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