What makes you say "oh no!" to an anime? — Transcript
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- 0:00you ever start an anime and watch it for
- 0:01a bit and then see a character design
- 0:02that just immediately makes you go oh no
- 0:05i skimmed a synopsis for the dawn of the
- 0:07witch and i was like yeah sure you know
- 0:09what i have room for some generic
- 0:10fantasy nonsense in my anime schedule
- 0:12and at least it's not an ezekie and i
- 0:14made it all of 90 seconds into the first
- 0:16episode when this thing showed up on my
- 0:18screen and you know character design is
- 0:20storytelling whether it's designed to do
- 0:22in-universe lore building or pander to
- 0:23the audience in the real world the way a
- 0:25character is designed tells the story of
- 0:27how the audience is supposed to engage
- 0:29with them it reveals the assumptions the
- 0:31creators have about who's going to
- 0:32consume the media that they make and how
- 0:34and to quote a better essayist in visual
- 0:36language framing and aesthetics
- 0:38supersede the rest of the text always
- 0:40always always when the character is
- 0:43designed to look like that and when the
- 0:44camera introduces them by panning across
- 0:46them like this then regardless of the
- 0:48actual text of the story i know how the
- 0:50show wants me to engage with this
- 0:52character and i know that i don't want
- 0:54to so hey what's the last anime that
- 0:56made you go oh no like that warn the
- 0:58rest of us in the comments
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