AniDB Definition:Anime: Difference between revisions

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<big><b>Why not use this definition?</b></big><br>
<big><b>Why not use this definition?</b></big><br>
What does "from Japan" really mean? What if a show is produced by a Japanese company and was released in Japan, but was drawn in India because of cheap labor, is it an anime? What about that animated commercial for a bar of soap, is that anime? Also, many people consider many shows from China and Korea to also be anime because there style is similar to other anime.<br>
What does "from Japan" really mean? What if a show is produced by a Japanese company and was released in Japan, but was drawn in India because of cheap labor, is it an anime? What about that animated commercial for a bar of soap, is that anime? Also, many people consider many shows from China and Korea to also be anime because their style is similar to other anime.<br>
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<big><b>What about using the styles to define an anime?</b></big><br>
<big><b>What about using the styles to define an anime?</b></big><br>
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:* It has to be a <b>feature film</b>, that means it has to have a plot. For instance an animated soap commercial is not an anime.
:* It has to be a <b>feature film</b>, that means it has to have a plot. For instance an animated soap commercial is not an anime.
:* The anime needs to be <b>created by a Japanese company</b>.  The company can collaborate with other companies out of the country, but it has to have some involvement with a Japanese company.
:* The anime needs to be <b>created by a Japanese company</b>.  The company can collaborate with other companies out of the country, but it has to have some involvement with a Japanese company.
:* The anime needs to be <b>created for the Japanese market</b>.  For instance Disney may collaborate with a Japanese company on the making of a film for the United States, but it is not an anime even though a Japanese company is involved.
:* The anime needs to be <b>created for the Japanese market</b>.  For instance, Disney may collaborate with a Japanese company on the making of a film for the United States, but it is not an anime even though a Japanese company is involved.
:* The AniDB mods and ultimately exp have the final say in what is appropriate for AniDB.
:* The AniDB mods and ultimately exp have the final say in what is appropriate for AniDB.


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