[General] Japan Anima(tor)'s Exhibition
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"You are attacked and ravished by many girls"
Names in the third production of this series include Teddyloid(Panty and Stocking's Fly Away), Hibiki Yoshizaki as animation director(Macross frontier) and Studio Khara(Rebuild Evangelion).
A total of 30 animations are planned to be released weekly, the intention of Japan Anima(tor)'s Exhibition is to promote creativity and produce something interesting with each work.
A list of all animations currently available:http://animatorexpo.com/titlelist/
Names in the third production of this series include Teddyloid(Panty and Stocking's Fly Away), Hibiki Yoshizaki as animation director(Macross frontier) and Studio Khara(Rebuild Evangelion).
A total of 30 animations are planned to be released weekly, the intention of Japan Anima(tor)'s Exhibition is to promote creativity and produce something interesting with each work.
A list of all animations currently available:http://animatorexpo.com/titlelist/
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
FREAK DELIVER SHIT
http://animatorexpo.com/mememe/
http://tinypic.com/r/o5umma/8
Waiting on mirror
http://animatorexpo.com/mememe/
http://tinypic.com/r/o5umma/8
Waiting on mirror
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Carnage released.
http://animatorexpo.com/carnage/
Not as pretty as the other ones but that's the point, very straightforward compared to the last three.
http://animatorexpo.com/carnage/
Not as pretty as the other ones but that's the point, very straightforward compared to the last three.
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http://animatorexpo.com/ibusekiyoruni/
1984 meets Eden of the East. Drafts like these deserve an anime.
1984 meets Eden of the East. Drafts like these deserve an anime.
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In regards to Ibuseki Yoruni, the overt message is that future, Mirai, (or progress) is a whore, the implicit message is that the past, pre-1945, traditional values in Japan, is best girl.
What good is all that rebellion and patriotism when the youth forsakes its past, its pride, its identity?
Nobody can see the future, except perhaps some foreign powers wishing to use this false myth of the future to create a false rebellion. They can be Chinese, Americans, they can be whoever you want. To right wingers in Japan, foreigners only see them as a piece in a chess game.
But they won't be Japanese, because the Japanese nationalists will be looking at their country's past.
What happens to the protagonist is a metaphor for what is happening to the country (also shown on screen), i.e. castrated and no longer able to have children which corresponds to the declining birth rate in Japan.
The faceless dictator is this image of the future that has been imprinted in the rebels' mind. Democracy is an illusion and the short even directly states that enlightened public never existed, merely useful pawns.
You know the director is right wing? He wants a return of pre-1945 values to Japan. Well I'll make the thought process even simpler for you:
Future = Progress = Left wing = Foreign = Bad
Past = Conservation = Right Wing = Traditionalism/Nativism = Good
The next couple of years will be crucial for Japan. With an aging population and China starting to stir to their west, things are going to change for the Japanese like it or not. For example, Prime Minister Abe has been pushing for a proper military instead of the current defense force.
A lot to digest if you know about current Japanese politics, especially with the right wing.
What good is all that rebellion and patriotism when the youth forsakes its past, its pride, its identity?
Nobody can see the future, except perhaps some foreign powers wishing to use this false myth of the future to create a false rebellion. They can be Chinese, Americans, they can be whoever you want. To right wingers in Japan, foreigners only see them as a piece in a chess game.
But they won't be Japanese, because the Japanese nationalists will be looking at their country's past.
What happens to the protagonist is a metaphor for what is happening to the country (also shown on screen), i.e. castrated and no longer able to have children which corresponds to the declining birth rate in Japan.
The faceless dictator is this image of the future that has been imprinted in the rebels' mind. Democracy is an illusion and the short even directly states that enlightened public never existed, merely useful pawns.
You know the director is right wing? He wants a return of pre-1945 values to Japan. Well I'll make the thought process even simpler for you:
Future = Progress = Left wing = Foreign = Bad
Past = Conservation = Right Wing = Traditionalism/Nativism = Good
The next couple of years will be crucial for Japan. With an aging population and China starting to stir to their west, things are going to change for the Japanese like it or not. For example, Prime Minister Abe has been pushing for a proper military instead of the current defense force.
A lot to digest if you know about current Japanese politics, especially with the right wing.
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Tsujoi
Social Media Manager
WideEyedMan wrote...
http://animatorexpo.com/girl/Made by the same group that did me!me!me!
Spoiler:
She don't give a fuck.
That was my favorite part, really liked the animation for this one.
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Tsujoi wrote...
That was my favorite part, really liked the animation for this one.Right? The same people who are doing the NGE:Rebuilds are in charge of these animations so the quality skyrockets, of course there is room for intellectual debate(well Hideaki Anno is guest of honor of Anima(tor)'s Exhibition) but just being here to watch cool shit or get your jam on is more than enough.
Also Anima(tor)'s Exhibition have announced an extension to their originally planned 30 animations, so maybe we will have an Anime Mirai going on and these IPs will get picked up into actual adaptations in the future.
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Japan
Not Japanese
WideEyedMan wrote...
http://animatorexpo.com/girl/Made by the same group that did me!me!me!
She don't give a fuck.
Girls is a worthy follow-up to ME!ME!ME!