01-29-2005, 12:23 PM
I still need to get around to my more Hajime no Ippo anime petition. I just need to figure out a way of who to address it to and figure out a cool letter in the most formal use of Japanese I can 
Well, I do believe in freedom of petition and speech, but this level is just kinda ridiculous if I say so myself.
Personally, I think American cartoons like Tom and Jerry and Looney Toons are more violent and suggestive then Hokuto no Ken and Dragon Ball. For example, in the Bugs Bunny and Daffy cartoons, you got Elmder Fudd constantly shooting at Daffy with a shot gun and the Wyle E. Coyote always manages to blow himself up with TNT in the end. While with mainstream violent anime like Hokuto no Ken, people blow up at a touch of a finger and DBZ has people shooting fire balls at each other.
Which do you think is the most influencing out of these choices? I'm not saying kids are dumb and are likely to believe this as the opponents of anime are saying, but I think people not dying by getting shot point blank and facing the impact of TNT is more suggestivley violent than let's say people shooting ki balls at each other.
Well, I do believe in freedom of petition and speech, but this level is just kinda ridiculous if I say so myself.
Personally, I think American cartoons like Tom and Jerry and Looney Toons are more violent and suggestive then Hokuto no Ken and Dragon Ball. For example, in the Bugs Bunny and Daffy cartoons, you got Elmder Fudd constantly shooting at Daffy with a shot gun and the Wyle E. Coyote always manages to blow himself up with TNT in the end. While with mainstream violent anime like Hokuto no Ken, people blow up at a touch of a finger and DBZ has people shooting fire balls at each other.
Which do you think is the most influencing out of these choices? I'm not saying kids are dumb and are likely to believe this as the opponents of anime are saying, but I think people not dying by getting shot point blank and facing the impact of TNT is more suggestivley violent than let's say people shooting ki balls at each other.