This document summarizes the key points from a lecture about anime. It discusses the history of anime, including its origins in early 20th century Japan and its evolution through different eras. It also outlines several common stylization techniques used in anime, such as character designs with large eyes and wild hair colors. Additionally, it lists different genres of anime like mecha, supernatural, horror, and slice of life genres. Finally, it provides suggestions for how to legally watch and explore anime through websites, rental stores, and community groups.

1. Anime and the Culture of Cool Japan Keith L. Goode AustinOtaku.com

2. Lecture Outline General History of Anime

3. Stylization of Anime

4. Genres within Anime

5. Ways You Can Enjoy Anime

6. Q&A

7. Rules of Engagement Have fun.

8. “The mind can absorb only what the rear-end can endure.”

9. Save Questions for Q&A

10. Set all mobile devices to vibrate or turn them off.

11. Be patient with my pronunciation of Japanese.

12. Your first question ... Who is this guy?

13. Your first question... Who is this guy?

14. Your first question... Who is this guy?

15. Your first question... Who is this guy?

16. Your first question... Who is this guy?

17. Your second question... What's this old guy's interest in anime?

18. What I'm talking about when I talk about Anime Anime For Children Sailor Moon

19. Pokemon

20. Yu-Gi-Oh

21. What I'm talking about when I talk about Anime Late night (shinya) anime

22. Hobby anime

23. OVA (original video animation)

24. Feature film anime

25. What Appeals to Me ... Let's face it There are no DisneyCons

26. Or Spongebob SquarepantsCons

27. What Appeals to Me... Anime... Provides a glimpse of Japanese History

28. What Appeals to Me... Anime... Provides a glimpse of Japanese History

29. Mysticism

30. What Appeals to Me... Anime... Provides a glimpse of Japanese History

31. Mysticism

32. Culture

33. What Appeals to Me... Anime... Provides a glimpse of Japanese History

34. Mysticism

35. Culture Uses imagery to tell stories Modern mythology

36. What Appeals to Me... Anime... Provides a glimpse of Japanese History

37. Mysticism

38. Culture Uses imagery to tell stories Modern mythology

39. Ethics (or How to Live)**

40. General History of Anime In the beginning... Humans used cave drawings to record significant events in their lives and to communicate with others …

41. General History of Anime And then there was Anime

42. General History of Anime Images as symbols... For the psyche

43. General History of Anime Images as symbols... For the psyche

44. For the spirit

45. General History of Anime Images as symbols... For the psyche

46. For the spirit

47. For the ego

48. General History of Anime Images as symbols... For the psyche

49. For the spirit

50. For the ego

51. For entertainment

52. Symbols? What with all of this talk of symbols?

53. Group exercise time

54. Symbols? What with all of this talk of symbols?

55. Group exercise time

56. I promise it won't hurt

57. Symbols? What with all of this talk of symbols?

58. Group exercise time

59. I promise it won't hurt

60. Close your eyes, clear your mind. I'll say a word. Tell me what you see in your mind's eye.

61. Symbols? Something like this?

62. Symbols My point? Images and symbols predate abstractions such as written language and mathematics

63. Images speak to the deepest aspects of our psyches.

64. Story-telling Manga and Anime writers have an incredible skill in telling a story.

65. Aside from the 200+ episode series, like Bleach, Naruto, and Reborn, most anime is between 12 and 26 episodes.

66. (roll clip)

67. Introduction of Characters What did we learn in just a few minutes? Fluffy bangs give a gentle expression and attract girls

68. Ryuji Takasu is embarrassed to look like his father

69. Ryuji is a neat freak

70. The large apartment building next door is new and darkens Ryuji's home, causing mold issues.

71. Ryuji takes care of his mother who appears to be a hostess

72. Ryuji's father was a deliquent

73. Ryuji is perceived to be a delinquent when in fact he isn't at all

74. It's Spring and the opening ceremony is today

75. Ryuji is in his second year of high school in class 2-C

76. Kitamura is a friend of Ryuji's and sees past his appearance

77. Ryuji has a crush on Kushieda Minori

78. Kushieda is very energetic and optimistic

79. Aisaka Taiga is called the “Palm-top Tiger”

80. Taiga is considered a delinquent too, only in her case, there's good reason for people to be afraid of her.

81. General History of Anime Goes back to as early as 1917

82. Some early titles: Chikara to Onna no Yo no Naka (1933)

83. Momotaro no Umiwashi (1943)

84. Tale of the White Serpent (1958)

85. Mitsu no Hanashi (1960)

86. Astro Boy (1963)

87. The Four Ages of Anime 1 st Stage – 1960's Astro Boy

88. Supplemented the poorly funded live-action line-up 2 nd Stage – 1970's Tezuka Osamu's manga

89. World Classics

90. Space Battleship Yamato

91. Goal-oriented storylines

92. The Four Ages of Anime 3 rd Stage – 1980's Anime market boom

93. Miyazaki Hayao

94. Ranma 1/2, Wings of Honneamise, Akira

95. Anime Bubble 4 th Stage – Late 1990's Lots of OVA's

96. Truly an otaku thing

97. Anime as a marketing platform

98. Late-night Anime

99. Stylizations within Anime There are a few things that make Anime unique: Character stylization

100. Artwork

101. Japanese Cultural influence

102. Character Stylization Physical Characteristics Eyes

103. Character Stylization Physical Characteristics Eyes

104. Character Stylization Physical Characteristics Eyes

105. Disproportionate Features

106. Character Stylization Physical Characteristics Eyes

107. Disproportionate Features

108. Character Stylization Physical Characteristics Eyes

109. Disproportionate Features

110. Wild hair colors

111. Character Stylization Physical Characteristics Eyes

112. Disproportionate Features

113. Wild hair colors

114. Character Stylization Character types Chibikyara

115. Character Stylization Character types Chibikyara

116. Darudere

117. Character Stylization Character types Chibikyara

118. Darudere

119. Dojikko

120. Character Stylization Character types Chibikyara

121. Darudere

122. Dojikko Meganekko

123. Character Stylization Character types Chibikyara

124. Darudere

125. Dojikko

126. Hetare

127. Character Stylization Character types Chibikyara

128. Darudere

129. Dojikko

130. Hetare

131. Osanajimi

132. Character Stylization Character types Chibikyara

133. Darudere

134. Dojikko

135. Hetare

136. Osanajimi

137. Tsundere

138. Artwork Photo-realism

139. CG

140. Artwork Photo-realism

141. CG

142. Limited Animation

143. Anime Genres Mecha Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2

144. Gurren Lagann

145. Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

146. Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo

147. Full Metal Panic: The Second Raid

148. Anime Genres Supernatural Clannad After Story

149. Death Note

150. Mushi-Shi

151. Bakemonogatari

152. Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

153. Anime Genres Horror Monster

154. Baccano!

155. Higurashi no Naku Koroni Kai

156. When They Cry – Higurashi

157. Elfen Lied

158. Anime Genres Slice of Life Bakemonogatari

159. Nodame Cantabile

160. Honey and Clover II

161. Aria the Origination

162. Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

163. Anime Genres Comedy Clannad After Story

164. Bakemonogatari

165. Nodame Cantabile

166. Gurren Lagann

167. Hajime no Ippo: New Challenger

168. Anime Genres Action Samurai X: Trust & Betrayal

169. Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2

170. Cowboy Bebop

171. Bakemonogatari

172. Gurren Lagann

173. Ways You Can Enjoy Anime Informative Sites: Random Curiosity (http://randomc.animeblogger.com)

174. Kawaii Kawaii Anime (http://www.kawaii-kawaii.co.nr)

175. Anime News Network (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com)

176. Anime Suki (http://www.animesuki.com) Legally Watch Online Crunchyroll (http://www.crunchyroll.com)

177. The Anime Network (http://www.theanimenetwork.com)

178. Funimation (http://www.funimation.com) Rent Anime Locally Dragon’s Lair (on Burnet Rd.) Own Anime Right Stuf (http://www.rightstuf.com) Watch anime with the following groups: UT Anime Club (uts.cc.utexas.edu/~anime/)

179. Austin Anime Meetup Group (www.meetup.com/anime-501/)

180. Conclusion Anime is much to large a topic to cover in one hour

181. Get out there and learn about it yourself

182. There's a genre for everyone