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Posted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 8:53 pm
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JigokuShoujosRevenge Can you fake anime? i mean can you pretend to like anime and get away with it? And why would anyone in the first place? I've mentioned my brother in a different thing. But the point is he says he loves anime yet he's seen only a few episodes of one series or hasn't watched another for the last 20 episodes. Plus he hasn't seen some of the popular anime, like Death Note. Not to mention i think hes barely read manga of any kind.
Yes and no... I mean obviously the issue comes in when you realize that everyone has a different definition of fan. I think the big difference is that while many people see fan as someone who's obsessed with something, there are many people who simply see a fan as being someone who likes or even just thinks something is good. If you look at It in this technical sense that you could be a fan of something, for example anime, with having hardly any exposure to it. However I personally think this is a bit far fetched. If the ladder where the case then it could also be said that I am a fan of... say... popcorn. I have had it a few times and I like Kettle corn, but It's not a food that I enjoy to the point that I eat even once a week, I hate the kernels, and I cant eat a lot of it without getting sick of the taste but I am still a fan. On the other hand, If fan where to mean what some take it to mean: that you know the thing like the back of your hand, only talk, only think about that thing you are a fan of, then there would be very few fans of everything. I think that fan is really somewhere in between closer to this last idea. I think that if you are going to say you are a fan of something you should at least know what your talking about but you don't have to have seen and experienced every bit of what you claim to be a fan of. I think It's helps that in the case of anime we have the term otaku, but in your brothers case I apologize to him but I simply cant say he is a fan of anime. Maybe he could claim to be a fan of the one anime he likes, but I doubt he knows all the terminology and if he hasn't seen at LEAST 5 different series I simply can't say he is really a fan. And I see where you could argue if he hasn't read a manga he is not a fan and for the most part agree, but it could be argued that that is unnecessary to be a fan of anime because they really are as different as television/movies, and books. I hope this helped! Sorry it was a bit long. 4laugh
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