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Postby Ratrace » Tue Sep 05, 2006 7:57 am

They dont really care. My dad doesnt get it, but the one time he asked why I watched it I ran through some of his music and video collection and he let it slide. It was that or when I reminded him that when I was ill and the only thing on t.v. at 4 in the morning was power rangers he would put in another set of headphones(Hes over 50).
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Postby insanewitapen » Tue Sep 05, 2006 8:42 am

mom: She can appreciate it and trusts me with it. But she also liked Last Exile....though she didnt get to the end...and the sadness...*cries* XD;

dad: He doesnt really care that I like it or not. He loves making fun of it though, and mostly all the other cartoon shows I watch. -.-; I luv him anyway XD
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Postby Miso_Chan » Tue Sep 05, 2006 12:00 pm

my dad starts watching anime with me sometimes, like naruto, and he thinks that its stupid. I don't let him watch Full metal alchemist and Rurouni Kenshin, because he's not mature enough. he acts like a 5 yr old. my mom says I behave better than him. oh well. my mom makes fun of manga and anime(hence, moronie kenshin.... ouch it hurts.....)

but that doesn't mean that i'm not a huge fan, i just usually watch anime while their doing something else.....
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Postby Epidemic Xero » Thu Sep 07, 2006 2:43 pm

I think my dad was actually the one who got me into anime. O_o Heh heh... He doesn't watch it all that often, but he's definitely very intrigued by it--'specially Ghost in the Shell, actually. He really wanted to see "Innocence", so he rented it and we both watched it together--He even watched the first few episodes of the SAC series. He's really into Miyazaki's stuff and some of Otomo's stuff too. (He introduced me to My Neighbor Totoro! :D My first anime! Or maybe it was Superbook...I forget which. ^ ^;; )
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Postby Sami_jane » Thu Sep 07, 2006 4:04 pm

i dont think my parents actually even know that im obsessed with anime. since most of it is on at night and by that time they are usually in bed and all. i guess the subject never really comes up. only on the occasion when they think im talking about a cartoon. like when i bought the fruba box set. they asked me why i was wasting my money on a cartoon. lol
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Postby jon0 » Thu Sep 07, 2006 4:52 pm

My dad actually enjoys anime. I think I've gotten him addicted to Ghost in the Shell: sac. he loves steamboy and Final Fantasy 7 Advent Children. He also likes all of Myazaki's films and some of Oshii's. Of course my dad is the guy that still likes to read comics. My mom doesn't really care same with the rest of my family.
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Postby Kazuya » Thu Sep 07, 2006 6:29 pm

My parents dont like it all too much, but they actually introduced me to my 1st anime (My Neighbor Totoro). I bought Trigun on DVD, and they decided to check it out. I was on episode 1 and there was cursing and the like, and they said "this is like an adult cartoon" then left the room confused as to why I like it.

I dont really buy the DVD's anymore, since my parents signed up for Netflix, and they THOROUGHLY scan all anime that I stick in the queue. I really dont care though, cuz all I am watching through Netflix is Eureka Seven and all the Gundams, and those are OK with my parents.
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Postby Mave » Thu Sep 07, 2006 7:17 pm

Indifferent to say the least. It's not that they don't care but I think they trust me with my choices and besides, I think they'd rather have their daughter indulging into those comics/cartoons than drug-pushing, getting drunk, gangsterizing and prostituting.
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Postby jon_jinn » Thu Sep 07, 2006 9:01 pm

yeah. my dad used to read old superhero comic books as a kid so he kinda knows some of the stuff i'm reading. at least more than my mom. however, i don't have any animes that i think would interest them. most of mine are mainly action and stuff. i do believe the my dad might be interested in 20th Century Boys and Monster since he's sorta into those mystery/thriller/suspense (but not horror) tv shows and movies. he really likes movies involving cops and the csi and stuff. and i believe that 20th Century Boys and Monster have some relations to the book of Revalations. IMO. my mom. no. she wouldn't be into any of the animes or mangas i read.
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Postby Neko Niisan » Fri Sep 08, 2006 1:08 am

My mum has that, "Its that thing my son likes to do..." attitudes. She never gets into anime as she can never seem to understands the sort of 'open ended and draw your own conclusions' type endings that Japanese works often had.
We sat and watched Spirited Away together once and she asked questions ALL the wat through and at the end she still didn't get it... bless her.
Anyway, yeh. She justs leaves me to me and trusts me own judgement which is nice and all.
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Postby KBMaster » Sat Sep 09, 2006 6:00 am

My dad can't get past their big eyes and small noses. He calls digimon "digiman". It's a great inside joke inside our family, lol. The first time I watched the first Inuyasha movie, he goes "Did that cartoon just cuss?" So me and my sibling said "Mom lets us watch it" really fast. Lol. But he did watch some of Advent Children with us.

Mom.... hates it and likes it. She liked Howl's Moving Castle and Grave of the Fireflies. She hates Inuyasha but lets me watch it. Needless to say, I don't expose her to much anime, lol.
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Postby TriezGamer » Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:24 am

My mother absolutely hates anime, though in reality she doesn't know a whole lot about it. She's one of the 'anime is evil/porn/etc. crowd. I haven't lived with my mother for a long time though, so I haven't had to deal with it too much. She used to get on my case about it a lot.

I was recovering from surgery at my mother's place, and I was basically confined to a chair, so I had my brother put my PC in front of the chair so I could at least chat with people. I ended up watching all of Aishiteruze Baby right there in my mother's living room, but to be honest, I was watching it mostly because I wanted to see how she would respond. The end result was that my step-dad actually watched about half an episode, shrugged and walked away (he's always been rather indifferent, admitting that he doesn't know a whole lot about anime). Ever since then, my mother has eased off my case a little bit, but it's still very obvious to me that her mind hasn't changed much.

Both my mom and step-dad are pretty anti-TV in general though.

My dad and step-mother simply don't care. Occasionally they'll sit and watch, but the only thing I've ever really gotten a response to was when I watched Nausicaa, and my dad remembered it from when it was Warriors of the Wind back in the 80's (it was editted back then, I think).
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Postby Sapphire225 » Tue Sep 12, 2006 9:40 am

My parents think I watch FAR too much for my age. I would watch anime ever since I was 5! Like medabots, Dragonball, digimon, pokemon, TF R.I.D, etc. I would barely watch any american cartoons. My mom accepts, but my dad wants me to stop and watch older shows for my age. But I don't like the news because the news scares me.
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Postby Myoti » Tue Sep 12, 2006 10:16 am

I'm suddenly imagning what this thread will be like 10~20 years from now...

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Postby TallasLint » Tue Sep 12, 2006 11:05 am

My mom used to get mad that I watched "chinese cartoons" as she called them, but recently she's become more indifferent. I think since I got my little sister to like some Studio Ghibli movies (The Cat Returns and Spirited Away) she realized that it wasn't bad. Also, recently she's begun to watch the disney channel (things like Hannah Montana and the Suite Life of Zach and Cody) so she realizes that even if some of the things I watch are aimed at younger kids that they're not too immature, they're just cleaner. (I mostly watch less serious anime like Ojamajo Doremi and Digimon and Studio Ghibli stuff)

She still doesnt like it when I buy manga though.
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Postby KeybladeWarrior » Thu Nov 16, 2006 1:58 am

My mom doesnt like anime and manga that much. She thinks a lot of it is sexual and violent. My dad doesn't really mind so much. He just doesn't want me to cross the line and buy hentai. My dad is not into anime or manga anyway.
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Postby jon_jinn » Thu Nov 16, 2006 3:28 pm

my parents aren't that worried about it as long as i show some maturity in what i read. there are some more explicit mangas that i read but i know someone who collects and reads many mangas and he edits them for me. it's sorta annoying when my mom's talking with her friends and she always says, "are your kids into anime (pronounced animee) and manga (pronounced mane-ga)?" so it's sorta irritating because i have to keep reminding her that it's pronounced the other way.
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Postby Wave » Thu Nov 16, 2006 3:45 pm

My family for the most part could care less if I wach anima or read manga. How ever I'm sloly convering them. My Sister fell in love with fuirts basket right away. And I was amazed the other day to find my brother reading the first valume of the same. He stade up past midnight finishing the first valume.

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Postby Casull » Thu Nov 16, 2006 3:55 pm

Mine think it's evil- there are some yes ... I look here to see if an anime I want to see is okay- I tell them that I do so they trust me a bit more.

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Postby Pan Chan » Thu Nov 16, 2006 4:44 pm

Hmm... my parents?
Well my mom used to think it was all evil and bad 'til I explained it to her but my dad doesn't like it at all.
He thinks it's all hentai and evil and stuff, like most of my friends... sigh...
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Postby Radical Dreamer » Thu Nov 16, 2006 7:10 pm

It seems I'm one of the few people whose parents don't particularly know about anime's "darker side". XD Well, not until recently, anyways. For the most part, my parents view anime as "that Pokemon show" or "that Dragonball Z show that you and your brother used to watch". 'Course, that was only until my RightStuf catalog came in the mail. My mom found it first, and one of the first things she saw was the separated adult section. XD I had to hastily explain myself out of that one, and had to trash it even more quickly. XD After flipping through the magazine a bit more, she realized that there were some "darker" anime out there, and she said, "Wow, I didn't know some of this stuff was so dark." It pretty much ended there, though. She still trusts me, in other words, thank goodness. XD
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Postby Silent Hunter » Thu Nov 16, 2006 7:57 pm

My family's just not real big on cartoonish stuff in general. I really like Digimon and Monster Rancher when they were around. My brother kinda likes the mangas that i get (mostly Naruto and OnePiece) and he likes to watch cartoons with me. but i think he enjoys them more for the general intertainment of them than actually loving cartoons.

One thing that really helped my parents feel a little more at ease about them was when i took the time to show them the way that Anime and Mangas were their own league of comics/cartoons and were different than your average cartoon. They know that I love to draw and that the whole style of Japanese art kindof intrigued me. It's not been the easiest thing in the world to get the to lighten up about this kind of stuff though. They were reeeaaallly wary of the spiritual influences (hidden and obvious) that are in them. and for good reason i suppose

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Postby Angel37 » Thu Nov 16, 2006 8:03 pm

Well, since my step-grandfather was in WWII my parents think I'm fraternizing with the enemy despite the whole forgive your neighbor bit.....
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Postby Mr. SmartyPants » Thu Nov 16, 2006 8:12 pm

Angel37 wrote:Well, since my step-grandfather was in WWII my parents think I'm fraternizing with the enemy despite the whole forgive your neighbor bit.....

I was worried my parents would think the same thing. Since of the war atrocities that Japan committed in WWII to most other east-asian countries. Till to this day, you ask a native korean what they think about japan, they'll usually slander japan.
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Postby jon_jinn » Thu Nov 16, 2006 8:13 pm

Angel37 wrote:Well, since my step-grandfather was in WWII my parents think I'm fraternizing with the enemy despite the whole forgive your neighbor bit.....


:wow!:
that's sorta dumb. just because you like anime...well, forgiving never was easy but still, that's a little harsh. :shake:
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Postby Angel37 » Thu Nov 16, 2006 8:14 pm

jon_jinn wrote::wow!:
that's sorta dumb. just because you like anime...well, forgiving never was easy but still, that's a little harsh. :shake:

That's what I thought! They gave up after my sister's converted to animeism. XD
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Postby Yahshua » Thu Nov 16, 2006 10:34 pm

Eh they are ok with it.
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Postby Mi-Ru-Me » Fri Nov 17, 2006 5:20 pm

my dad just makes some fun like moving his lips alot for saying just one word..
Yet once in the morning he flipped to stars action and saw Bio hunter completly freaked out.
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Postby Goofy-Luffy » Fri Nov 17, 2006 6:55 pm

My mom calls it "that Japanese. . . stuff."
My dad doesn't like it at all, but he looks at it like (almost) all the other stuff I do. . . a waste of time.
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Postby memmer66 » Fri Nov 17, 2006 9:24 pm

My parents are very critical of it. My dad when I first looking into it (like WAY before I actually got into it) he actually thought it was only animated porn. It took me a while before I convinced him (actually until I had a friend over who was able to explain it better then me). The first anime I ever watched was Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex when I was at my Grandma's. I didn't actually know that it was anime was at the time but it had action and it was animated so it got my attention. Anyways, about 3-years-ago I watched an episode of Fullmetal Alchemist and I got the manga one day (this was when they first started translating the manga) and I was hooked (the reason I have a soft place in my heart for FMA and why I'll always defend it). Anyways, my parents got really cynical with the anime I choose, at one early point my parents wouldn't even let me get a manga without my dad looking through it (this was with Fruits Basket after we had a little incident with a picture at the very beginning of .Hack//SIGN). So that rule isn't used anymore but they still are strict in checking the new stuff (and continuing looking at the old stuff) that I want to get.
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