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When someone slips on ice, and either does a cool pose when slipping, or strikes a pose when they land. Someone can pose mid-slip and pose when they land within a single slip.
"dude, that guy did an Anime Ice Slip! His landing was the best part!"
A world where the Trumpster’s piggie-men cabinet have become increasingly delusional and grandiose with greed and power until their downfall begins with the patriotic actions of a brave whistleblower.
The Extortionist in Chief, AG Barrtard, Mike Pompous Asshole and Rudy Tudy Ungluedy comprise the main characters in the nonfiction tale, “Animal Farm 2019.”
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Cartoons that are influenced by anime so they look like anime.
Examples: Pucca, Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, Kappa Mikey, Teen Titans, Totally Spies, Jackie Chan Adventures, Xiaolin Showdown and Avatar: The Last Airbender.
I should also mention that these shows are often mistaken for anime.
Because They could have:
1. Cartoon characters that look like anime characters
2. Funny and exaggerated facial expressions
3. The ability to turn into cute little chibi versions of themselves.
But I wonder...
What does everyone else think of anime-style cartoons?
I think it's pretty cool.
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It's a type of video on YouTube where people take some bits of animeand make something stupid and funny with it, mostly with editing and music.
"All right, today, we,re gonna be reacting to some anime crack/vines!"
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1. A fan of Japanese animation (anime) that will only watch the original versions of the animations. They will not watch it in any other language (dubs). Usually they will watch the anime with subtitles. They absolutely hate and loathe any and all dubs, and classify them as abominations. It doesn't matter the level of talent the dubbing team has. It seems they hate anything that has their native language, and will often speak and type with a strange mix of their native tongue and improperly used Japanese. They pride themselves in only importing their anime from Japan and will never purchase anime from their national distributer. However, these types of fans are often guilty of illegally downloading anime with fan translated subs from the internet. Due to this, they are stuck with the translations from whatever fan group did the translating job. Because these groups are not professionals, the translations are often times more inaccurate than the dubs they despise (different groups will often have vastly different translations for the same anime). They also will mock anyone who watches any anime they deem inferior. They refer to themselves as "real" anime fans, "true" otakus, or purists. Other anime fans think of them as snobs or pretentious pricks.
2. Any person who likes many different anime. This person will watch both versions of an anime (dubbed and original) before making a balanced decision of which one they like better. Often times these people will have animations in which they prefer the original and animations in which they prefer the dub. Or sometimes they will find that they like both equally. They like a wide range of different anime from popular favorites to obscure ones. They would watch an anime they liked even if no one else liked it. They try to avoid being biased and judgemental and will welcome any new anime fan into the fold. They rarely refer to themselves as real anime fans because it seems egotistical, and they are humble.
1. That guy is a "real" anime fan, he only watches animes with the original Japanese audio, and bitterly hates dubs.
2. That gentleman is a real anime fan, he watches animes with the original Japanese audio as well as the dub, before making a balanced decision as to which one he prefers.
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Very funny, yet equally gross, cartoon about three year old animals and their adventures through life. Comes equipped with foul language. And that little hampsters obsessed with Bruce Willis.
"Santa, O Dark One, I'll whisper, not shout. Please give me my gun, I won't shoot my eye out."
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A video clip made by editing many cut scenes from one or more animes fit to some catchy MP3 song. The song is an important choice - it's either in English or in Japanese and the AMV creator should be familiar with it's words to make the scenes match the song text. The scenes shouldn't contain any subtitles and be of good quality, as otherwise the creator's efforts are half wasted. Many newbies even forget to turn off the DIVX logo - especially annoying, when it appears on every cut.
The resulting music video is a self-contained story and can really entertain you if made properly - it's sometimes even better than the song's original live clip.
Aluminum Studios have made some cool AMVs, but most of them are just fillers.
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