ARTICLE #95

TONY T. & JOSÉ CUEVAS - Editor-In-Chief, 3rd Year, Economics and Data Science; Writer, 6th Year, Nuclear Engineering and Philosophy

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In the last twenty years, Japanese animation has been declining drastically. For some reason, it seems as though post-1999, anime just simply hasn’t been the same. There is but one clear answer as to why: I don’t like it and therefore it is bad in a manner that cannot be quantified objectively but I subjectively consider a blight on the industry as a whole.

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[insert explanation of my logic deeply rooted in my own idiosyncratic view of media]

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[insert examples for this observation, spread between well known and more obscure media]

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And thus, that’s why Japanese animation is definitively atrocious and you should feel bad for liking it.