2007-02-14, 07:54
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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The Best Of All Possible Worlds
The good news is that we CAN live in an anime world, every time we watch one. Even better, we're not stuck in only one anime reality, but can change them at will. Imagination is our only limitation. 
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2007-02-14, 08:12
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Ecchi!
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Oslo, Norway
Age: 36
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if we just dream ourself away into Anime-world and forget the real thing we might end up hurting not only ourselves but even others. so I think the most important thing is that the Anime/Manga world stays as a dream, and not becomes an offer in exchange of the real world. reality is as it is, and fantasy is for dreams.
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2007-02-14, 17:01
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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It does screw me over. When I finish reading a good book, watching a good anime, playing a good game, or even after attending a lengthy roleplaying session (a d20 is my god) i can get totally lost thinking about nothing else and even assume the behaviour of fictional characters.
It doesn't last for many days or anything though, and it's quite easy for me to return to reality. Kinda like doing drugs maybe, but I don't think it's anything bad, one must allow himself some enjoyment in life.
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2007-02-14, 21:32
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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Reality Bytes
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 Majic Powers... ACTIVATE!! * Majic undergoes an elaborate sparkly transformation into a brightly-colored magical katana-wielding kemonomimi haibane super-robot and flicks his tail menacingly while he hefts his glowing, monstrous sword with an expression of confident appraisal. * Ha! Who's laughing now, reality-lover! 
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2007-02-15, 01:39
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Ecchi!
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Oslo, Norway
Age: 36
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well I'm not saying that I don't ever dream myself ever into fantasy-land (because I do. much to often really :P ) I'm just saying it's not always a good thing to fantasize to much. Though I thing I'm breaking that rule myself much to often lol  not my fault I love the Anime/Manga world so much haha
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2007-02-16, 09:33
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Arizona (omg I hate it here >.<)
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something ive found out about myself:
not only do i WANT to live in anime now, ive found it feels like i AM living in anime now. . . has anyone ever felt that? like they have such a relation or connection to a certain charicter that they feel like they are living in the same world?? i feel that way with hachi from nana cuz well. . . pretty much everything she has done, ive done it too. . exept go to college (yet) |
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2007-02-16, 09:43
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Arizona (omg I hate it here >.<)
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i like that, unless anyone wants to live in a harsh anime then what you said makes no sence, but still i like it
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2007-02-16, 12:17
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Albuquerque
Age: 58
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Maybe a more interesting question would be "what anime world would you NOT want to live in?"
I'd say Evangelion, without thinking about it too much...but lots of other gekiga anime worlds, too I suppose. Blue Gender, for instance. Of course this is a thread hijack, and I don't feel confident enough yet to start a thread for it... Anyway, I'd love to live in the world of Yokohama Kaidashii Kikou. You'd have to work hard to survive and make a living, but there's always that wonderful coffee shop way out in the country... |
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2007-02-16, 14:22
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Dark Lord of the West
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
Age: 36
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..... yes. I sometimes think,What would it be like in Naruto, or Inuyasha, or Avatar(does this classife as an anime?)
But I think as fans, we think that all the time and I think there's nothing wrong with that! I think there's even an anime about anime fans going to comic cons, dressing up as some characters and watching anime! How come I could't come up with this idea? Anyway, anime and anime fans are closer than any of us think. (Damn, I should write speechs for a living )
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2007-02-16, 19:47
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: uk, England
Age: 34
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oh most definatly...if im not kicking major ass im chilling with my harem ~ "the possibilities are endless"
i wonder what the anime world would be thinking if they saw the real world on TV ~ "meh this show sux balls" comes to mind 
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2007-02-17, 21:44
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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I want vector arms like Lucy from Elfen Lied... God be damned that would rock. Blocking bullets, throwing pens fast enough to go straight through someone's skull, and sending yourself soaring through the sky..... And tearing people limb from limb, their screams slowly getting fainter as they bleed to death. Oh, and without a doubt, I would still take all the negative sides to Lucy's life as well, if that were the cost. How deliciously interesting that would be.
But yea, sure the idea of living in an Anime comes off silly, but I think that's just because the thought of associating ones life with a cartoon naturally does that. How could you NOT want to live in a Anime? What we consider the everyday get's old FAST. The thought of dropping all the weight of the day-to-day hassle is a great one, but that in combination to a different and diverse world, makes for one hell of a wish. As said before, I would love to have the life Lucy had. Yes, it was racked with emotional torment, a sad ending, and near countless deaths, but even something so incredibly negative would be leaps and bounds past what we call life. Personally, I believe everyone keeps one impossible wish with them, no matter how much they learn or grow up. That wish, being our greatest desire, shapes the better part of who we are and what we do. Our "inner child" if you wish. For the bulk of us here, that is most likely something related to an Anime we watched, which depicted our ideal life the best. 
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2007-02-19, 21:00
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Currently, Leicester UK
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i wish i live in every anime i watch
. BUT that just helps me to get involved more in the story, and relate to the characters in a more substancial way.the best stories are always the ones in which you can become emotionally involved and draw comparrisons between that world and your own. Or it is in my opinion anyway  .
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2007-02-20, 04:35
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Forged by pure anime love
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: The netherlands
Age: 34
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Well i wouldnt like living in a world like elfen lied i just finished watching it watched it without stopping but sorry might be fun too kill people off but if you just think they did it because they didnt have any friends got bullied on and also got treated unfair
Still what the hell is this bullshit the story should end 
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2007-02-21, 09:41
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The Anime Maniac
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Singapore
Age: 37
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Well I would definitely want to live in any of the school worlds in the animes, eg.
School Rumble, Negima!, Bleach. Oh yeah...be friends with those in school and join forces to fight the evil (as in the latter two) heh..Yeah that's what i dream of Sigh...if only real humans have eyes as big as anime humans..
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