To what degree anime culture can affect youth’s psychology and behaviors

1. To what degree anime culture can affect youth’s psychology and behaviors?

Tatamanova Zukhra, 11 C

2. Anime Culture is…

3. Manga

4. Fan Arts

5. MANGA

6. “Zukhra, why are all the anime fans weird?”

STEROTYPES

7. 2D world

8.

Dr Amy McNulty:
“Teenagers who watch
anime have several
common interests with
other anime fans, so they
share their common
connection with each
other. In this way, they
without any shyness can
find a lot of friends who
will understand them and

9.

Do not limit children's interests!

10.

11.

Entertainment
Stress reliever
My
brother/sister/friends
also interested in it

12.

Does anime culture have the behavioral effect on you? Why? Could you give some examples, please?
Common effects/changes:
The number of respondents that answered in that way:
Motivation and encouragement
5
Love cute things/acting cute
3
Make me happy
4
Started to learn a language/culture, a new interest in it
4
Widen my horizons
10
Helps to cope the stress
3
New hobbies (voice acting, drawing, music - AMV)
3
No any effects
7
It depends/it is difficult to answer
5
I became more sociable
6
Formulated my personality
8

13.

14. Anime vs Cartoon

Anime
• Anime is a style of Japanese films and
television animation
• Anime focuses less on the animation of
movement, it focuses more on settings,
background, and characters.
• Anime targets both children (teenagers)
and adults
• Anime often contains somewhat complex
subject matters
Cartoon
• Cartoons is a film television which is
made using sequential drawings
• Focus on the animation of movements;
focus less on settings, background, and
characters
• Mainly targets children
• Often contains humorous and
adventurous themes

15.

16.

17. We are different, we have different tastes and interests

18. References:

Kazuaki Nagata. „‘Anime’ Makes Japan Superpower: Culture Extended From Manga Finds EverIncreasing Global Fans“. (2010, September 7). The Japan Times News. Retrieved from
https://Www.Japantimes.Co.Jp/News/2010/09/07/Reference/Anime-Makes-JapanSuperpower/#.Wnldq59-Riv
Olga Vlasenko. „Anime-otaku attacks“. (2009). Expert Online. Retrieved from
http://expert.ru/kazakhstan/2009/01/kosobaev/
Oxford Academic Dictionary Online. “Anime”, “Manga”, “Otaku”, “Cosplay”, “Escapism”. (n.d.)
Retrieved from https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/
„Hayao Miyazaki: Japan’s Godfather of Animetion?“. (2015, December 3). BBC News. Retrieved from
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-38074088
Dr. Amy McNulty. (n.d.) Retrieved from http://www.amymcnultyphd.com/
Денисова, А. (2009). “Семантика субкультуры «аниме»”. Retrieved
from http://www.analiculturolog.ru/journal/archive/item/394-article_22-6.html
Хасьянов, В. Б., Зайцев, А. С. (2014). “Субкультура аниме как культурно-информационный
феномен (на примере деятельности молодежных объединений Иркутской области)”. (p. 75–88).
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