Digitized Translations: Anime and Online American Illustrators

Digitized Translations: Anime and Online American Illustrators
By:Frances M. Grant
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Two illustrative online productions (Bee and PuppyCat (2013) by Natasha Allegri and My Jungle Book Your Year (2011) by Alyssa Falcone) characterize how U.S. responses to Japanese animation (i.e., anime) define distinct online fan communities. Allegri and Falcone are American illustrators whose work is engrossed in the trappings of anime and their cartoons appeal to audiences familiar with the conventions of anime. Both projects, however, utilize their respective audiences0́9 familiarity with anime motifs to express immensely different attitudes toward the medium of anime and the culture that evolves around it. Exploring these two cartoons will help unlock the complexities of anime online fan culture and anime fan production in U.S.

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