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What the anime is based on! Mostly of academic interest, but a useful bit of info. | What the anime is based on! Mostly of academic interest, but a useful bit of info. | ||
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==Erotic Game== | ==Erotic Game== | ||
An erotic game or eroge is a Japanese video or computer game that features erotic content, usually in the form of anime-style artwork. In English, eroge are often called hentai games in keeping with the English slang definition of hentai. This is sometimes shortened to H games. In Japan, eroge are also referred to as 18+ games. Most erotic games are visual novels or dating sims but are not limited to them ([ | An erotic game or eroge is a Japanese video or computer game that features erotic content, usually in the form of anime-style artwork. In English, eroge are often called hentai games in keeping with the English slang definition of hentai. This is sometimes shortened to H games. In Japan, eroge are also referred to as 18+ games. Most erotic games are visual novels or dating sims but are not limited to them ([[Wikipedia:Knights of Xentar|Knights of Xentar]] was an awesome RPG eroge). | ||
Any anime adaptation of a game that contains ('''or had a version than contains''') adult content (generally sex scenes), regardless of how some fanboys blabber on how "the story in ''that'' visual novel was too good to be labelled as porn!", should definitely get this category added under them. This should make it pretty clear as to what is an erotic game and what is not. Roughly 80% of all anime adaptations from a game are from erotic games. | Any anime adaptation of a game that contains ('''or had a version than contains''') adult content (generally sex scenes), regardless of how some fanboys blabber on how "the story in ''that'' visual novel was too good to be labelled as porn!", should definitely get this category added under them. This should make it pretty clear as to what is an erotic game and what is not. Roughly 80% of all anime adaptations from a game are from erotic games. | ||
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=Novel= | =Novel= | ||
Note that novel means book with words in paper, so no comics and no "visual novels", which should go under manga and dating-sim - visual Novel/erotic game respectively. Examples include the many ''World Masterpiece Theatre'' series animated by {{Producer2l|276|Nippon Animation|日本アニメーション}}, the various anime based on the novels of {{Producer2l|276|Tanaka Yoshiki|田中芳樹}} and lots of others. | Note that novel means book with words in paper, so no comics and no "visual novels", which should go under manga and dating-sim - visual Novel/erotic game respectively. Examples include the many ''World Masterpiece Theatre'' series animated by {{Producer2l|276|Nippon Animation|日本アニメーション}}, the various anime based on the novels of {{Producer2l|276|Tanaka Yoshiki|田中芳樹}} and lots of others. | ||
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:''Examples: {{a|26|Juuni Kokuki}}, {{a|17|Full Metal Panic!}}, {{a|332|Hotaru no Haka}}'' | :''Examples: {{a|26|Juuni Kokuki}}, {{a|17|Full Metal Panic!}}, {{a|332|Hotaru no Haka}}'' | ||
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[[Category:Anime Categories]] | [[Category:Anime Categories]] | ||