I mean, look at Sailor Moon. None of them look asian, at all. But apparently they're all Japanese.
That's a popular troupe of anime. Like I can't tell you how many times you'd see a Japanese high school student and he/she has blond hair and blue eyes.
Or they'll have Eurasian features like in Final Fantasy.
I always see most of these characters as Japanese...unless it's something like Full Metal Alchmist or Cowboy Bebop.
That's just an animation style. I remember reading its because Japanese artists were emulating Disney characters like Mickey Mouse so they tend to draw anime characters with large eyes.I mean, look at Sailor Moon. None of them look asian, at all. But apparently they're all Japanese.
I would love the definition of "easily adapted". Because I don't buy the belief of the Japan-ophiles that certain things cannot be adapted to the West because the story/setting/characters are inherently "Japanese".
It goes along with some of the complaints about any changes made to Godzilla. Ignoring that the character has gone through a lot of changes throughout the years. Changes are not inherently bad.
You know who doesn't really care about this "controversy"? The people of Japan, including the publisher of GitS:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/scarlett-johansson-ghost-shell-japanese-885462
I think they care about making a good movie, one they can sell. Because if this movie is great, they could make some legit money on this.bad publicity is still publicity. It's free marketing. Studio loves this really. More casual audience will check it out for sure and be familiar with material. And maybe spend dollars or whatever valute they use.
Not really. This kind of publicity isn't generally good.
You know who doesn't really care about this "controversy"? The people of Japan, including the publisher of GitS:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/scarlett-johansson-ghost-shell-japanese-885462
I mean, look at Sailor Moon. None of them look asian, at all. But apparently they're all Japanese.
You know who doesn't really care about this "controversy"? The people of Japan, including the publisher of GitS:
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/scarlett-johansson-ghost-shell-japanese-885462