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This topic has spread like gunpowder and it's hard to
miss how thousands and thousands of fans of the Dragon Ball series are not
happy with the animation of the episode number five of the new Dragon Ball Super
series. This event has caused a worldwide revolt because the Japanese fans were
not the only ones to express their discontent, so have fans all over the
Americas.
But it seems that Super Dragon Ball is no exception.
As well as this, there are other anime series that will list as Gurren Lagann,
to the same Sailor Moon Crystal.
In my opinion it is unfortunate to see in these times
where enjoys technological breakthroughs and in turn artistic improvements, we
find this kind of unpleasant events. Events should not have to have happened
based on the simple fact that today is as powerful tools have precisely to
avoid such a lackluster animation. And I know more than one who commits the
imprudence to compare and comment as:
"But
also they made mistakes before and no one noticed. If people criticize, they make a mistake and all lose their heads. "
"They
complain and complain, as if paid by the anime they see, speak evil of
animation or history, yet still see the anime ... I will not say it's a perfect
animation, there is no perfect animation, but at least I enjoy the anime
instead of looking for bad animated scene to complain on Facebook, one thing to
make jokes, another is seeming like they are doing and flood facebook
complaints and insults "
While there will always be a comparison between the
old and the new, but always based on improvements and innovation that will
bring the new about the old, it seems a little absurd to look for a comparison just
to criticize that before they also made mistakes. If true, we must recognize
that earlier also made mistakes that's for sure, but I think if we realize that
mistakes were minimal. Apart noteworthy that talking about two completely
different times, and talked of twenty nine years apart, where things were done
very differently, besides it does not have the technology that we have today.
The correct comparison here would be to show how much
animation has improved in recent years, something that fills us with wonder and
makes us feel that same feeling we had when we saw that series for the first
time. But do not fall into the baseness to seek a mistake in before just to
prove that if committed.
Actually there is no need to be an "expert"
to realize the animation of that chapter was totally mediocre and is well below
what was the original series. Again I repeat that with the advances that exist
today in the entertainment programs, we are not talking about rookie we points
to a one of the most most famous animation studios in Japan and worldwide. It
is unforgivable that they have mistakes like this.
Also not forget that Dragon Ball is a series that left
and is still leaving a very large brand fans, so it's only natural that from
there are many expectations regarding this new series Dragon Ball Super.
Fortunately even the series is in its infancy, it is
expected that from this Toei Animation can correct this situation.
But on the other hand, someone who hardly mentions the
most unpleasant aspect, which is about the Japanese animation that is
comparable to slave labor, starting from this point could be understood that
such lapses in quality since labor abuse give forced.
Whatever the problems, is expected to be resolved soon because the fans deserve better and the production shall be handled at a professional level to avoid these consequences.
So what is the thing about this journal entry? It's about people who think they are insulting you calling you otaku. Did you know one of those people?
Today I was in my personal facebook making a comment in one of the states of a know people. I can not call him a friend because is not, a friend in that occasion would do something, but anyway I will leave that for another update. So I'm making a comment and then this weird specimen comes out and indirectly he calls me an otaku and gamer, but in a derogatory way, revealing that is an offense to be an otaku and a gamer too. I don't know what is the definition for him, but I think he is one of those idiots that believe that otakus and gamers are loosers. The thing is, hours later I confront him, and got himself revealed as a total idiot, the sad part is he didn't noticed that.
I'm sorry if I'm sound a little rude in the idiot part, but it's just I really hate people like that, people who think that are superior than others and people who think that if you are this, of if you are that... in this case if you are otaku or if you are gamer, then you are a loser.
To me these people are so wrong of the definition of otaku person, or a gamer person. Many people think that otaku are inmature, and that are just people watching anime and reading manga, and that just talking about it. They think that otaku and gamer are the stereotype fat person, living in a basement, playing or just watching anime series. They are way too wrong about this, and it's wrong too generalize about it. It's wrong that people just have this false concept, and this false idea that otakus and gamers are just like that. Is practically the same of people who said: "Oh you still are watching anime series? You are so inmature".
I believe that phrase is wrong, people are just have the false idea that if you watch anime or if you still play video games then, you are inmature.
Wrong, watching anime doesn't make you inmature, playing video games doesn't make you inmature. What makes you inmature is that kind of actitude.
And it is the same, you are not a loser for being an otaku, and you are not a loser for being a gamer. You are a loser for have that kind of actitude of making believe better than others. Or calling others loser, for what I see, I think this kind of people are the real ones, because they have this need of making feel others like a loser, so they can feel well about themselves.
So don't let this people bother you, and don't let that the opinion of others affect you.
Open question:
Do you consider yourself an otaku?
Do you know people like that?
What do you think of this article?
