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manga Write this topicThe tropes of manga that determine success in the westAnalyse the uses of common tropes in manga series' that have garnered major influence in western pop culture to determine what works and what doesn't |
America's Next Top Monster | |
This was certainly fun to read! thanks! | Superheroes: Are They Really Heroes? |
I feel like the only reason the love angle was useful was as a “KRILLIN NOOOO! power up trope” | Love in Masashi Kishimoto’s Naruto |
Films like Holes come to mind when thinking of great adaptations but of course with a lot of source material, consent can’t be given because they are gone. Their is something to say about transitioning mediums in that it isn’t always wise to have an author direct or even envolve themselves too much in the filming process… Frank Miller anyone? | Do We Need the Author's Approval in a Film Adaptation? |
Very awesome piece! I would like to point out though that the monsters of fairy tails were actually intended to represent real people. The wolf in Red Riding Hood was meant to represent common men to young girls where the huntsmen represented the ideal man who is safe and boring… the point of the tail was cautionary in concerns with virginity and purity…
I was very much hoping to hear a comparison to reality TV stars but ehh… I can dream… maybe I’ll write about it!