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Some of the central structural elements in anime are:  
 
Some of the central anime structural elements are:  
;Plot Continuity  
;Plot Continuity  
:How does the plot or several plots unfold. Are they a strictly linear retelling of one big continuing story, a serial, possibly with several side stories, or is the content chopped into a set of unconnected episodes, only sharing the same setting and characters?
:How does the plot or several plots unfold. Are they a strictly linear retelling of one big continuing story, a serial, possibly with several side stories, or is the content chopped into a set of unconnected episodes, only sharing the same setting and characters?
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;Plot Twists
;Plot Twists
:Finally there is the question of how complex the plot / the story unfolds. Are there side-plots that merge into the main plot leading to unexpected plot twists, or is the anime quite predictable? The latter would not be appropriate for detective stories. In harem anime on the other hand a foreseeable outcome is actually something the fans will come to expect.
:Finally there is the question of how complex the plot / the story unfolds. Are there side-plots that merge into the main plot leading to unexpected plot twists, or is the anime quite predictable? The latter would not be appropriate for detective stories. In harem anime on the other hand a foreseeable outcome is actually something the fans will come to expect.
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==Plot Continuity==
==Plot Continuity==
{{eyecatch|1|Note|This category should '''not''' be used for '''movies''', since these have "Plot Continuity" by default.}}
Consistency of the characteristics of persons, plot, objects, places and events seen by the viewer. A single linear focused plot is highly continuous. A truly random plot is highly discontinuous.
''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>&rarr; Complete plot continuity, a '''serial''', vote: ***
* Are all the episodes part of the big story?
{{CatWeight|1|worstcase|6|Complete plot continuity, a '''serial''', vote: ***.}}
:''Example: {{a|208|El Hazard: The Magnificent World}}''
:''Example: {{a|208|El Hazard: The Magnificent World}}''


* Or do some episodes contain a separate story and some (in most cases the final episodes) continue the same plot?<br>&rarr; The more serial elements the anime has, the more stars (*) you should use, vote: + to **+
* Or do some episodes contain a separate story and some (in most cases the final episodes) continue the same plot?
{{CatWeight|1|worstcase|1-5|The more serial elements the anime has, the more stars (*) you should use, vote: + to **+.}}
:''Example: {{a|53|Trigun}}''
:''Example: {{a|53|Trigun}}''


* Or do all the episodes contain a separate story?<br>&rarr; The anime is strictly '''episodic'''. Do '''not''' set the category at all!
* Or do all the episodes contain a separate story?
{{CatWeight|1|worstcase|0|The anime is strictly '''episodic'''. Do '''not''' set the category at all!}}
:''Example: {{a|4777|Lucky Star}}''
:''Example: {{a|4777|Lucky Star}}''


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''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.
''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.


:''Examples: {{a|890|Innocence}}, {{a|22|Shinseiki Evangelion}}, {{a|673|Texhnolyze}}''
:''Examples: {{a|4521|Code Geass Hangyaku no Lelouch}}, {{a|890|Innocence}}, {{a|22|Shinseiki Evangelion}}, {{a|673|Texhnolyze}}''


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