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Category: Anime

Free Anime at the Library

Posted on November 10, 2013May 25, 2014 by Chris Kincaid

As Zach mentions in another article, there are many ways you can watch anime online for free. He briefly talks about using public libraries as a source for anime. Well, I am going expand on that theme and tell you how to find anime for free using various library resources in this article. WorldCat WorldCat…

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Are Fansubs and Scanlations Piracy?

Posted on October 27, 2013May 23, 2016 by Chris Kincaid

Fansubs and scanlations have been around since the late ’70s. Back then, Americans would record shows like Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica and exchange them with Japanese fans for anime. Over time, the VHS recordings would be translated and further shared with fans. Fansubbing and scanlations are the reasons why anime and manga became widely…

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Yaoi: Hate for Boys’ Love

Posted on September 15, 2013May 23, 2016 by Chris Kincaid

As a librarian, I firmly believe people should have access to information and literature of all types. Yaoi isn’t a genre I have any interest in reading, but many of you will say the same about my beloved Roman history books. It is okay to like and not like something; that is what makes each…

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Missing Miyazaki

Posted on September 8, 2013 by Chris Kincaid

At the age of 72, Hayao Miyazaki announced his retirement from film making. For those few of you who don’t know, Miyazaki is one of the most influential anime film maker with titles like Princess Mononoke, Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind, and Castle in the Sky. Many people think Miyazaki’s films are overrated….

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Kaze no Stigma

Posted on September 1, 2013May 23, 2016 by Chris Kincaid

Mafias of magic users? Sounds like a war waiting to happen…only it wasn’t. Kaze no Stigma (Stigma of the Wind) is an alright anime. Kazuma Kannagi was a useless heir to the fire family considering he, well, couldn’t use fire magic.  He left the family be become a Contractor, a person who makes a contract…

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Reality Virtual. Sword Art Online and the Subjectivity of Reality.

Posted on August 4, 2013May 23, 2016 by Chris Kincaid

Anime, despite the Western view of cartoons as being childish, addresses difficult and looming concepts. Beneath the virtual facade and wonder of the anime Sword Art Online, there dwells many heavy concepts. For those who haven’t watched SAO, it deals with concepts of reality with depth rivaled by Ghost in the Shell. Unlike Ghost, SAO…

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