Do you ever actually use the term "Japanese animation"?

[H222G981]

Do you ever actually use the term "Japanese animation"?
 

 No. Almost never. I use the term anime or cartoon. But thats about it. I get corrected by anime fans all of the time for it. I think its just their way of not wanting to admit that they do have an obsession with cartoons seeing as all cartoons are animated.

Edited December 23, 2015 by Jupiter

[Matt Bellamy]

I use it occasionally, because, believe it or not, there are still people in the world who do not know the term "Anime".

 

I know, blasphemy, right?

[Cannibal]

When talking about any animation in real life I only use the Russian equivalent of the term "animated cartoons" - "мультики" (from lat.: multiplicatio) - something like a hypocorism of "animated films".

 

Not only because some people still don't know what "anime" means, but more because I don't think that the animation needs more than one name.

 

But I have "Anime" and "Japanese animation" written right on my Guyver World forum board

Edited December 23, 2015 by Cannibal

[TricoBren]

I always use "Japanese Animation" because I'm allergic to weeaboos and anybody else that insists on using Japanese words for anything that is from Japan. 

 

Sorry, I'm old school like that.

[Salkafar]

I always use "Japanese Animation" because I'm allergic to weeaboos and anybody else that insists on using Japanese words for anything that is from Japan. 

 

Sorry, I'm old school like that.

 

What...  you were at Pearl Harbor when it got hit? Baka.

[TricoBren]

 

I always use "Japanese Animation" because I'm allergic to weeaboos and anybody else that insists on using Japanese words for anything that is from Japan. 

 

Sorry, I'm old school like that.

 

What...  you were at Pearl Harbor when it got hit? Baka.

 

 

Ha! I see what you've done there young man! Nice Jodan!