When Did You Start Watching Anime
#181
Posted 18 April 2011 - 10:34 PM
Since the day I was birthed. No really. Actually to be technical I was watching anime when I was in the womb of my mother. I liked in Asia back then and my mom was really into sailor moon and watched it when she was pregnant with me.
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#182
Posted 28 May 2011 - 10:05 PM
I've been watching anime for so long. We go so far back, I'm talking since my birth in 1990 and then later with the original Fox Kids and the original Toonami. I didn't even know it even WAS anime until one of my friends pointed it out one day when we were in middle school.
Maybe 2012?
#183
Posted 31 May 2011 - 08:03 PM
I guess I started watching anime since Pokemon started...except back then I didn't know what anime was and actually thought that Pokemon was made by Americans....and every so often I thought of ways to write to the producers of the show on how an awesome job they were doing with the show...I miss being seven...
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#186
Posted 22 February 2012 - 04:39 PM
The first Anime i ever really watched knowing it was anime were on toonami after school and sailor moon in mornings. However I do know for a fact that the first anime i ever did see was both Gunsmith Cats & bubblegum crisis: 2040
to this day i dont know many who know about these animes or BBCs classic counterpart. lol
to this day i dont know many who know about these animes or BBCs classic counterpart. lol
#187
Posted 01 March 2012 - 08:35 PM
Speed Racer, Voltron, and Hello Kitty when I was probably six years old so about 1995, I remember re-runs of Transformers too but I'm not sure if that'd count really, it was animated in Japan but written in America. Once the original Toonami started though I was totally obsessed
#188
Posted 10 April 2012 - 10:11 PM
April 1 2011, no April Fools joke here. 
#189
Posted 10 April 2012 - 10:14 PM
To be completely honest, not too long ago at all. I've seen a couple episodes of this and that, but I've only completed a couple of series as well as a small handful of movies.
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#190
Posted 11 April 2012 - 07:09 AM
Boy, this thread keeps coming back. The years..they just keep a rollin'.
#191
Posted 11 April 2012 - 10:25 AM
One reason I can't pin a start date down is trying to decide if what showed up on early American TV could be considered "anime" after it had gotten so butchered by the translators/re-writers/TV networks. Yes I watched Speed Racer and all, but it was more of an American cartoon by the time it got on network TV.
Should we define "anime" just as "animation?"
as "Japanese animation" (that was essentially only the visual portions and the story/script pretty much totally American)?
Japanese animation that at least retained *some* elements of the original Japanese story/culture?
Japanese animation that has retained a goodly portion of it's original story and culture?
In some ways I'd have to say my first true "anime" was Dirty Pair (c. 1985) that I watched in original Japanese that had a *printed* translation you could read as you watched... (Was either on video tape or laser disc, don't remember).
Should we define "anime" just as "animation?"
as "Japanese animation" (that was essentially only the visual portions and the story/script pretty much totally American)?
Japanese animation that at least retained *some* elements of the original Japanese story/culture?
Japanese animation that has retained a goodly portion of it's original story and culture?
In some ways I'd have to say my first true "anime" was Dirty Pair (c. 1985) that I watched in original Japanese that had a *printed* translation you could read as you watched... (Was either on video tape or laser disc, don't remember).
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#193
Posted 09 August 2012 - 10:54 AM
RazzBerrieCharm, on 31 May 2011 - 08:03 PM, said:
I guess I started watching anime since Pokemon started...except back then I didn't know what anime was and actually thought that Pokemon was made by Americans....and every so often I thought of ways to write to the producers of the show on how an awesome job they were doing with the show...I miss being seven... 
This is the same for me. I started getting into the hype of anime in middle school when I found out what it was.

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