The japonese cartoon influence and story about it.

1. THE ANIME
INFLUENCE

2. In Japan, Otaku is considered a pejorative word that
defines who shoots an excessive way to a
certain hobby. The origin of the term takes popularity when
the columnist and humorist Akio Nakaori to realize it
was a word used among young people who love
animals, used it in a manga story of its
creation which surrounded the back of a man fascinated
by anime and manga Hentais and recreating the stories
of raping young girls drawings. This story was inspired
by a real killer in Japan, so the term Otaku at the
time, was akin to unhealthy obsession, and appointed people
who were more obsessed with a certain subject.
However the term had become popular outside of
Japan races came the Internet and groups of otaku who
identified with each other.
In Brazil, the term was used by the magazine Animax as
only a label used by fans of anime and manga in Japan and
creates great impact ma together with older fans of manga
and anime who knew the true meaning of the term.

3. The otaku are not
necessarily teens, there
are also many adults who like to
read manga and watch anime. And
somehow, these designs end
up influencing the way you dressand
act these fans, mainly but not
exclusively of teenagers.

4. Cosplay
Several urban tribes came up
with the influence
of manga, including the main
one is the Cosplay. Fans of this
tribe seek look so true to their
characters
in anime, manga, comics
and video game characters.
Cosplay de Naruto

5. The cosplay originated in Japan in the
80's, inspired by the masquerade, the
U.S.A., Nobuyuki Takahashi began to
encourage the practice in Japan for science
fiction magazines. Once this practice was
increasingly common in the
anime, which over time shows
and competitions held cosplayers, get one that
is more similar, both in dress and in how to
interpret any character from anime or
manga. This practice soon became
popular around the world, and is
evolving today. So much so that in many of
these competitions the prize is high, and the
practice is taken seriously. Some cosplayers
come to spend between $ 100.00 and $
1,000.00, sometimes more, on clothes and
accessories.

6. The practice came to Brazil
around 1990, with the first anime
convention in the
country, Mangacon, held in
São Paulo and over the years the
practice of cosplay has grownex
ponentially, spreading across all
regions the country. Today there
are national and international
competitions of cosplayers, with o
rganizers in Brazil and abroad.

7. THE END
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