For certain anime like historical settings the lack of representation makes perfect sense, however other mediums like Isekai or scifi settings it makes the setting seem shallow.
We see more beast people in anime than black people for example, please note Im only comparing representation and nothing else.
That’s not exactly inclusive.
Where there is inclusion it’s often racist stereotypes.
I found AoTs inclusion of Onyankopon to be fine and even, if very briefly, touched on initial reactions by cultures that have never encountered people of another skin colour before which I liked.
Well I’m not speaking with the brightest person ever so I’m going to duck out of this conversation now. Gl in life Mr I need Japan to make shows with more black people.
For certain anime like historical settings the lack of representation makes perfect sense, however other mediums like Isekai or scifi settings it makes the setting seem shallow.
We see more beast people in anime than black people for example, please note Im only comparing representation and nothing else.
That’s not exactly inclusive.
Where there is inclusion it’s often racist stereotypes.
I found AoTs inclusion of Onyankopon to be fine and even, if very briefly, touched on initial reactions by cultures that have never encountered people of another skin colour before which I liked.
Have you been to Japan?
Does travelling to Japan make the anime different or did you have a point?
My point is that anime’s are perfectly inclusive. To the Japanese people.
Ahh yes all the Isekai that take place in Japan or futuristic scifi with mechs in space that take place in Japan.
Do you have rocks in your head?
Well I’m not speaking with the brightest person ever so I’m going to duck out of this conversation now. Gl in life Mr I need Japan to make shows with more black people.