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Old 2012-09-17, 07:39   Link #121
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Well i'm from philippines as well and like what other filipinos here have said, anime is hugely popular in this country. So popular in fact that there are so many weeaboos here.
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Old 2012-09-17, 08:05   Link #122
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Well i'm from philippines as well and like what other filipinos here have said, anime is hugely popular in this country. So popular in fact that there are so many weeaboos here.
thats just on urbanize areas though like Metro Manila and Davao and Cebu for what i observe since here on Zambales (still considered rural) their is not much anime lovers here and not even anime conventions
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Old 2012-09-17, 08:15   Link #123
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Okay cool. But let's face it. Most people here grew up from watching anime than western cartoons. I remember when i was a kid, all of us gathers in one place just to watch dragon ball.
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Old 2012-09-17, 09:37   Link #124
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Conventions are really popular here in the city (Manila, Cebu, Davao) rather than in the provinces. Some people had to travel for conventions and what not. I can't say it's popular but we are aware of anime.
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Old 2012-09-19, 01:08   Link #125
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So popular in fact that there are so many weeaboos here.
I haven't experienced seeing a weeaboo in any of the conventions I've gone too, I think.
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Old 2012-09-19, 01:09   Link #126
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Conventions are really popular here in the city (Manila, Cebu, Davao) rather than in the provinces. Some people had to travel for conventions and what not. I can't say it's popular but we are aware of anime.
Too bad, it's being done only in major cities...
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Old 2012-09-19, 02:01   Link #127
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Anime is very popular in the Denver-Boulder-Springs Area, but outside of that....good luck finding anime fans in the Wild West.
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Old 2012-09-19, 21:43   Link #128
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In holland where I lived and on aruba where i am currently staying the anime popularity is basicly close to non excistent. Truly sad as the chances of meeting a other otaku in real life are reduced signaficantly.
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Old 2012-09-19, 22:32   Link #129
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"anime? O you mean those weird cartoons with the big eyes? yea avatar is an awesome anime"
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Old 2012-09-19, 22:47   Link #130
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Well, it's DEAD in my area. The only people who watch it are me & my uncle, that's IT.
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Old 2012-09-20, 00:44   Link #131
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"anime? O you mean those weird cartoons with the big eyes? yea avatar is an awesome anime"
to the person who downvoted me, I was basically quoting how the people in my area would wiew anime, there was quotation marks there for a reason...
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Old 2012-09-20, 09:31   Link #132
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Well there are a few people that watch anime among my friends and I'm lucky to have them (cause it's awesome to have someone to talk about animes). What I believe is very sad is the fact that most people didn't even watch a real anime once. They're just thinking about Pokémon and other animes they maybe watched during their childhood. From that they conclude that all animes are for kids only. It would be great if they at least try and see if they could like anime, but I guess most people won't do that
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Old 2012-09-20, 09:52   Link #133
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Well there are a few people that watch anime among my friends and I'm lucky to have them (cause it's awesome to have someone to talk about animes). What I believe is very sad is the fact that most people didn't even watch a real anime once. They're just thinking about Pokémon and other animes they maybe watched during their childhood. From that they conclude that all animes are for kids only. It would be great if they at least try and see if they could like anime, but I guess most people won't do that
Nice to see a fellow Kraut, yeah, Anime is really looked down on as "chinese children cartoons" in germany. Or even as something perverted.

But well, I never met any germans with who you would want to talk about anime, or anything really, anyways. They either only watched childrens stuff, like you said, or have generally awful taste and are simply retarded in lots of ways. This of course doesn't apply to every single german, but the majority I had to put up with, taught me that nothing good comes from socializing with them. I have a few decent german anime fans among my online contacts, but they really seem to be an especially rare breed.

I wonder if it's the same in Italy for example, or France. As far as I know their Anime community is a lot more vivid, I even ordered the Madoka Vol03 LE BD from italy because it was awesome and reasonable priced, and apparently Madoka even aired on TV there. I have yet to meet a single human being in germany who even heard of Madoka, let alone wouldn't dismiss it as "girlish crap" as soon as he sees one bit of art related to the show.

I don't know, maybe it's just difficult to meet people interested in Anime. When I think about it, I actually know quite a few decent people online who are german, but again, meeting someone like that IRL seems impossible.
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