Voices of a Distant Star

[Great Rumbler]

Non sequitur. Who says I dislike animé because of variety. American TV shows are a huge, 70 year-old world...it's....it's HUGE! It's like everything, how can one even say they don't like "american TV shows". Animé, despite your best attempts at exaggerating it, is simply a form of Japanese animation, albeit a growing one.

Wrong. Anime IS Japanese animation. Anime ecompasses a very broad range of genres including: mecha, romance, action, adventure, fantasy, sci-fi, comedy, detective, porn, and many sub-genres.

Astro Boy is considered to be one of the first animes and it came out exactly 40 years ago, so anime isn't so new concept.

I'll admit, only Lupin (and I liked it)...well, that and "Little Nemo"...that 10-year old gay kiddie movie. I suppose the dislike of animé stems from a fear of turning into more of a nerd (since it garnishes a Star Trek-like nerdism)...and...well thats all I guess.

Just great. You're excuse for not liking it [depsite only having seen one movie and one series] is that you're afraid that watching more of it will turn you into a mindless fanboy. Hoo boy.

Having only seen two anime shows ever (Little Nemo as in Little Nemo the Dream Master? That happens to not be anime at all if you mean that.)

I think he means Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland, which is sort of anime, it was directed by a Japanese guy and it's country of origin in Japan. But it's original language is English and it was written by Ray Bradbury. So it's kind of hard to tell.