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Columnist III
The Idol Phenomenon in Japan and Anime | |
I can’t believe I forgot vocaloid! http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/315756 | The Idol Phenomenon in Japan and Anime |
I guess that’s the same question of why particular product sells over others. It is a difficult question to answer as it isn’t easy to predict the market/fan reaction. Obviously the combination of cute girls/boys and catchy, upbeat music seems to appeal to a large number of people in Asia. | The Idol Phenomenon in Japan and Anime |
Thank you. 🙂 | The Idol Phenomenon in Japan and Anime |
You make good points. I’ve just had one of the admins remove a number of the in text citations to make it easier to read. The “Calbraith and Karlin” one is referencing a website. | The Idol Phenomenon in Japan and Anime |
Someone did give me this feedback when it was pending for publication, and I tried changing the referencing style to something different, but it didn’t quite work, so I wasn’t sure what to do. If you can think of something else (maybe just remove some of them?) I’d like to know. I struggle with removing in text citations because my University is very strict about referencing. Thanks! | The Idol Phenomenon in Japan and Anime |
I think someone from a different cultural background would have to write it. US culture perpetrates all over the world so I don’t think I could write it and make it seem authentic, but thank you for the suggestion. | What the West Learned About Japanese Culture from Anime |
Yes, definitely try Tamers. I’m not sure but I think the Italian version was adapted from the US? I think the soundtrack, etc are similar. Let me know how it goes. | Digimon: Analyzing the Impact of the Monster Franchise |
There have been idol characters in anime for a long time, but it has only become incredibly popular in the past few years to have anime based solely around idol groups.