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[[Image:Sonichu05-P50.jpg|thumb|A better example of Chris's anime-inspired artwork. (Still shit, mind.)]]
[[Image:Sonichu05-P50.jpg|thumb|A better example of Chris's anime-inspired artwork. (Still shit, mind.)]]
[[Image:Uncle_Go.jpg|thumb|Go Nagai, or as mecha anime fans call him: Uncle Go. He is the total opposite of Chris in the anime and comic realm, and has the creativity of a thousand men. He does more in a decade than most comic book artists and writers can hope to do in a lifetime. Also note that he's a sharp dressed man.]]
[[Image:Uncle_Go.jpg|thumb|Go Nagai, or as mecha anime fans call him: Uncle Go. He is the total opposite of Chris in the anime and manga realm, and has the creativity of a thousand men. He does more in a decade than most mangaka and writers can hope to do in a lifetime. Also note that he's a sharp dressed man.]]


'''Anime''' is a term used to refer to Japanese animation. It's not clear when [[Chris]] first discovered Japanese cartoons, although it's safe to guess that ''[[Pokémon]]'' was the seed. He was a big enough anime fan by [[2004]] to attend the [[Anime Mid-Atlantic]] convention in [[Richmond]], [[Virginia]]. While he has been called a weeaboo, he doesn't appear to be into anime as much as people think he is.
'''Anime''' is a term used to refer to Japanese animation. It's not clear when [[Chris]] first discovered Japanese cartoons, although it's safe to guess that ''[[Pokémon]]'' and/or ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'' was the seed. He was a big enough anime fan by [[2004]] to attend the [[Anime Mid-Atlantic]] convention in [[Richmond]], [[Virginia]]. While he has been called a weeaboo, he doesn't appear to be into anime as much as people think he is, save for hentai.


He didn't start giving the characters in his comic an anime/manga look until the [[Sonichu 5|fifth issue of ''Sonichu'']], though, in a bid to please his gal-pal [[Megan Schroeder]], who was into ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' at the time. Practically speaking, this involved giving his characters huge, saucer-like eyes, which make them look more stoned than animu, or "upside-down U" eyes.  Needless to say, despite the radical artwork style change in his comics, he still was cockblocked.  
He didn't start giving the characters in his comic an anime/manga look until the [[Sonichu 5|fifth issue of ''Sonichu'']], though, in a bid to please his gal-pal [[Megan Schroeder]], who was into ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' at the time. Practically speaking, this involved giving his characters huge, prismatic, saucer-like eyes, which make them look more stoned than animu, or "upside-down U" eyes.  Needless to say, despite the radical artwork style change in his comics, he still was cockblocked.  


Since his relationship with Megan deteriorated (eventually [[ShecameforCWC.JPG|blowing up in his face]]), anime hasn't been so obvious an influence on Chris’s artwork, and he hasn’t gone back to an anime convention since [[2005]].
Since his relationship with Megan deteriorated (eventually [[ShecameforCWC.JPG|blowing up in his face]]), anime hasn't been so obvious an influence on Chris’s artwork, and he hasn’t gone back to an anime convention since [[2005]].


Chris still rips off characters and story concepts from anime left and right, though, and he still watches some newer anime series. His [[PlayStation Network|PSN]] account shows that he downloaded several episodes of the "harem" comedy-drama ''Shuffle!'' in [[2009]]; given that it stars a hapless twit who finds himself surrounded by willing women for no very good reason, Chris probably loved it. ''Shuffle!'' is also based on an eroge (hentai dating sim), although it's uncertain if Chris is aware of this.
Chris still rips off characters and story concepts from anime left and right, though, and he still watches some newer anime series. His [[PlayStation Network|PSN]] account shows that he downloaded several episodes of the "harem" comedy-drama ''Shuffle!'' in [[2009]]; given that it stars a hapless twit who finds himself surrounded by willing women for no very good reason, Chris probably loved it (he is the target demographic, after all). ''Shuffle!'' is also based on an [[Wikipedia:Eroge|eroge]] ("erotic game"), although it's uncertain if Chris is aware of this.


==Anime Chris has ripped off==
==Anime Chris has ripped off==

Revision as of 17:51, 10 January 2010

File:Sonichu05-P50.jpg
A better example of Chris's anime-inspired artwork. (Still shit, mind.)
File:Uncle Go.jpg
Go Nagai, or as mecha anime fans call him: Uncle Go. He is the total opposite of Chris in the anime and manga realm, and has the creativity of a thousand men. He does more in a decade than most mangaka and writers can hope to do in a lifetime. Also note that he's a sharp dressed man.

Anime is a term used to refer to Japanese animation. It's not clear when Chris first discovered Japanese cartoons, although it's safe to guess that Pokémon and/or Dragon Ball Z was the seed. He was a big enough anime fan by 2004 to attend the Anime Mid-Atlantic convention in Richmond, Virginia. While he has been called a weeaboo, he doesn't appear to be into anime as much as people think he is, save for hentai.

He didn't start giving the characters in his comic an anime/manga look until the fifth issue of Sonichu, though, in a bid to please his gal-pal Megan Schroeder, who was into Sailor Moon at the time. Practically speaking, this involved giving his characters huge, prismatic, saucer-like eyes, which make them look more stoned than animu, or "upside-down U" eyes. Needless to say, despite the radical artwork style change in his comics, he still was cockblocked.

Since his relationship with Megan deteriorated (eventually blowing up in his face), anime hasn't been so obvious an influence on Chris’s artwork, and he hasn’t gone back to an anime convention since 2005.

Chris still rips off characters and story concepts from anime left and right, though, and he still watches some newer anime series. His PSN account shows that he downloaded several episodes of the "harem" comedy-drama Shuffle! in 2009; given that it stars a hapless twit who finds himself surrounded by willing women for no very good reason, Chris probably loved it (he is the target demographic, after all). Shuffle! is also based on an eroge ("erotic game"), although it's uncertain if Chris is aware of this.

Anime Chris has ripped off

Like every other form of entertainment he enjoys, Chris views anime as a rich source of ideas that he can swipe and integrate into his own "original" works. These are some of the shows he’s abused.

End of Evangelion

Ivy got Chris to see End of Evangelion as inspiration for finishing the comic.[1]

Chris's summary: A generic tale of a boy's struggle for acceptance...a lot like him.

Chris thought he saw: Symbolism (IN MY EVA?), but he's too stupid to see what it symbolized.

Chris's favorite parts:

  1. The Misato and Kaji sex scene (where you saw only feet), because it made him feel that he was a big boy and that he was watching no-kids cartoon.
  2. The Rei Angels that were kawaii and had boobs.
  3. The internal struggles of Shinji.

Chris didn't like:

  1. Everyone turns to orange tang juice
  2. Rei Angels getting turned on by stabbing themselves.
  3. The unhappy ending.
  4. Asuka freaking out (I don't wanna die).

See also

Sauces