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Post by ChaosHolly on Jun 21, 2010 14:30:04 GMT -6
I cried at the end of nearly every season I don't know why just felt emotional  |
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Post by Magna on Jun 21, 2010 15:36:49 GMT -6
I cried during Savers because it was so horrible my choldhood was being blown to bits in front of my eyes
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Post by Digidestined of Trust (Tim) on Jun 24, 2010 22:26:48 GMT -6
*chuckles* comes with the whole fact that it's like they're a part of us. They portray it so much like a real show or something. Besides this anime isn't like other cartoons b/c it actually focuses on problems like family, relationships, stuff like that.
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Post by Magna on Jun 25, 2010 6:50:50 GMT -6
lol at least three people are not my biggest fans and yeah no other anime I have ever watced captured my imagination like Digimon
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Post by Madame Pika on Jun 26, 2010 2:13:46 GMT -6
Three things, firstly. *chuckles* comes with the whole fact that it's like they're a part of us. They portray it so much like a real show or something. Besides this anime isn't like other cartoons b/c it actually focuses on problems like family, relationships, stuff like that. Yeah, there's no doubt to the realism to this show. Yet cartoons have always stiven to caricture life one way or another. Actually this statement made me think of something and I'm tempted to see if it's on youtube. Not sure what to type in to the bar though. Secondly, Ken and Miyako are cute I guess but I've never seen anything interesting done with it and it doesn't really inspire me. Thirdly, Wellcome Timmy. |
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Post by Magna on Jun 26, 2010 7:50:56 GMT -6
not all cartoons do I mean there are some that are silly for the sake of silliness and some just teach kids things with no point whatsoever to the actual show(WonderPets come to mind since my lil sis is 1)
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Post by Madame Pika on Jun 26, 2010 10:30:03 GMT -6
they're lampshading the sillyness of life.
fair enough. Of course not all but all lot more cartoons potray life one way or another than most people would think.
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Post by Magna on Jun 26, 2010 10:33:16 GMT -6
that is also true but I would love to hear what part of life Pokemon potrays and don't say life goals or I will not give you cake
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Post by Madame Pika on Jun 26, 2010 10:49:02 GMT -6
Actually, my thoughts were of the Looney Tunes or Tom andJerry that are constantly critirised as 'just violence' when actually their humour could be quiet sophicated when it wanted to be.
Though now you mention it, I would point towards Team Rocket (or to an extent May) who have the strongest back stories in the show or to Paul (Ash's current rival) who makes a serious case for cruety to pokemon (for now. Most reckon he'll have a face turn heal in the league) or even to hunter J who actually died in the show (and tried to kill Ash).
Of course this is more prominant in the Japanese version.
Great you've got me thinking about this now.
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Post by Magna on Jun 26, 2010 10:51:34 GMT -6
oh I love Looney Tunes and Tom and Jerry they had both obvious and hidden humor that any person of any age can enjoy
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