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Updated Twisted and Stereotypes, explict suggestions for Plot Continuity voting.
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=Subcategories= | =Subcategories= | ||
==Plot Continuity== | ==Plot Continuity== | ||
Plot Continuity indicates the presentation pattern of the anime (episodic vs serial), as in | ''Plot Continuity'' indicates the presentation pattern of the anime (episodic vs. serial), as in: | ||
* Are all the episodes part of the big story?<br>→ Complete plot continuity, a '''serial''', vote: *** | |||
* Or do some episodes contain a separate story and some (in most cases the final episodes) continue the same plot?<br>→ The more serial elements the anime has, the more stars (*) you should use, vote: + to **+ | |||
* Or do all the episodes contain a separate story?<br>→ The anime is strictly '''episodic'''. Do '''not''' set the category at all! | |||
==Stereotypes== | ==Stereotypes== | ||
Stereotypes indicates | ''Stereotypes'' indicates that there are many characters with known and stereotypical personalities in the anime, e.g. there is the klutz, the quiet girl, the intellectual girl with glasses, the rich arrogant girl, etc. Generally this is seen in bishoujo (harem) anime to satisfy fetishes, but not always so. The category has no connection to plot elements, only to characters. | ||
==Twisted== | ==Twisted== | ||
Twisted | ''Twisted'' indicates more than one abrupt change in plot or story. This derivation from strict linear storytelling usually makes these anime hard to follow, and at times even very confusing when several parallel plots intertwine. | ||
[[Category:Definitions]] | [[Category:Definitions]] | ||