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QuelleMTV Japan confirmed on Friday that Season 4 of the computer-animated television series Usavich will premiere in March of 2011. An episode of the fourth season is having an early preview during Friday's Usavich Ikki ni Misemasu Special. The comedy follows two rabbits who escaped from a Russian prison.
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http://www.sankakucomplex.com/2010/12/13/tokyo-anime-manga-ban-passes/Tokyo’s ban on anime, manga and games featuring “virtual crimes” or which are “likely to interfere with the healthy development of youth” has passed after the DPJ agreed to support it.
The DPJ’s only addition to the critical portion of the law was a short rider which requests “prudent application of the law in light of any artistic, social, scientific or satirical merits the work might express” – it does not however add any legal obligation to consider these, or establish any clear or indepdently enforced criteria for judging whether a work can be declared “harmful” or not.
Even more bizarrely, the final draft actually removed a passage that imposed “a duty not to possess [photographic] child pornography” on Tokyo residents, whilst leaving the section banning erotic manga and anime (and explicitly excluding photographic materials) all but unchanged – that the bill is intended exclusively as an “anti-otaku” law seems to be beyond doubt.
It is very difficult to objectively assess the scope of the law – along with vague and subjective terms like “interfere with the healthy development of youth,” the law also includes “etc.” on the end of most of its examples, leaving it quite unclear, for example, whether the “improper glorification of illegal sexual activity, etc.” applies to only virtual sex crimes, or all crimes in general – presumably the interpretation adopted will be whichever is convenient to censors.
Similarly, the ban’s mention of “rape and other sexual acts which violate societal norms” seems inevitably to point to a ban on depictions of homosexuality, considering who was behind the law.
The generally expected form the law will take is that of a “amakudari” (a pervasive system of sinecures for retired bureaucrats) body which will inspect all anime, manga and games, with only those titles receiving approval as “healthy” able to be sold regularly in Tokyo shops – the rest will be relegated to the “adult corner.”
The most immediate and direct effect of the law will almost certainly be to see ecchi manga such as To Love-Ru, bishoujo titles such as Champion Red and most BL manga, as well as any seinen manga with especially mature themes, banned from general sales – presumably most will then be cancelled due to a lack of suitable magazine or tankobon distribution channels, with a few perhaps being resurrected as 18+ ero-manga.
As has already been seen, publishers will also likely be purging future anime, manga and games of any content liable to fall foul of the law, and removing older titles from distribution.
The law probably also spells the end of most late night anime in Tokyo (and by extension, everywhere else), which it would appear to ban under its distribution clause; given the vague wording of the current season alone it seems Ore no Imouto, Panty & Stocking, Yosuga, Sora no Otoshimono, Milky Holmes and others would all fall foul of its various stipulations.
There is also some doubt as to whether Comiket will be able to be held under the new regulations – if not, its cancellation or removal to another prefecture seems likely, although a lack of sufficiently large spaces may severely complicate this.
The law comes into effect in July of 2011, so with magazine, tankobon, anime and game release schedules being what they are, it seems likely its effects will be felt much sooner; in a genuinely democratic state there might be scope to overturn it before then, but from what has been seen so far it seems unlikely publishers have the guts or savvy to do anything about it.
gute Neuigkeiten:
ach?"Gut" ist relativ. Das ist ziemlich scheiße.
Wenn wirklich jegliche Art von Fanservice und/oder sexuellen Anspielungen (auch Homosexualität) nun in den 18er-Bereich fällt, dürfte das Standard-Anime-Programm deutlich schrumpfen... oder wir sehen mehr schwarze Balken denn je.
Ist schade um den Psycho-Comic-Relief-Lesbian-Charakter. Bye Bye, Sanae. Und Schizuru. Und Kuroko.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-12-13/tokyo-youth-ordinance-bill-approved-by-committeeThe current ordinance already prevents the sale and renting of "harmful publications" — materials that are "sexually stimulating, encourages cruelty, and/or may compel suicide or criminal behavior" to people under the age of 18. Bill 156 would require the industry to also regulate "manga, anime, and other images (except for real-life photography)" that "unjustifiably glorify or exaggerate" certain sexual or pseudo sexual acts. Another section of the revised bill would allow the government to directly regulate the above images if the depicted acts are also "considered to be excessively disrupting of social order" such as rape.
oder es werden einfach weniger Ecchi-Serien und dafür mehr anspruchsvolle Serien produziert - mit viel Glück werden ich nie wieder Lolis in einen Mech-Anime sehendürfte das Standard-Anime-Programm deutlich schrumpfen... oder wir sehen mehr schwarze Balken denn je.
mit viel Glück werden ich nie wieder Lolis in einen Mech-Anime sehen![]()
sankakucomplex schrieb:The law probably also spells the end of most late night anime in Tokyo (and by extension, everywhere else), which it would appear to ban under its distribution clause; given the vague wording of the current season alone it seems Ore no Imouto, Panty & Stocking, Yosuga, Sora no Otoshimono, Milky Holmes and others would all fall foul of its various stipulations.
sankakucomplex schrieb:[...]alone it seems Ore no Imouto, Panty & Stocking, Yosuga, Sora no Otoshimono, Milky Holmes and others[...]
oder es werden einfach weniger Ecchi-Serien und dafür mehr anspruchsvolle Serien produziert - mit viel Glück werden ich nie wieder Lolis in einen Mech-Anime sehen![]()
"Lecker Bananen! Kauft Bananen! Gelbe Bananen!"
"Achtung, Achtung, der Verkauf von Bananen ist ab sofort verboten!"
"Lecker Bana- Äpfel! Kauft grüne Äpfel! Fruchtig-leckere Äpfel!"
Das... scheint mir nicht sonderlich realistisch. Ich glaube da werden Bananen eher unter der Theke verkauft.
Das traurige an der Sache ist nur, dass ich dieses Bananen-Beispiel garnicht mal so abwegig finde. So wie es momentan ausschaut, ist es genau das.
Also wenn du Artefags Geseiere für bahre Münze nimmst...Ore no Imouto hat minimalsten Fanservice alle 4-5 Folgen mal nen Schlüpfer.
...und außerdem traue ich mich dagegen zu wetten
Edit:
Oh...Che won't be amused :v: ^^"
Wh-! WHAT!? WHAAAAAATTT!!?? Yosuga steht zwar auf meiner Liste, aber ist a) sowieso vorbei bis das Gesetz wirkt und ist mir b) egal. Aber Sora no Otoshimono?! DER König des Ecchi-Genres? (imo) Und...Ore no Imouto...;_; Eoc ist traurig...
Also wenn du Artefags Geseiere für bahre Münze nimmst...Ore no Imouto hat minimalsten Fanservice alle 4-5 Folgen mal nen Schlüpfer.
Sowas fällt ganz sicher nicht darunter.
Tokyo’s ban on sex in anime, manga and games is not even law yet, but already mangaka are reporting publishers refusing to publish works set in schools or featuring school uniforms, with previously published works even in danger of having their reprints cancelled.
Ich bin auf Arbeit, daher mag ich diese Güllegrube des Internets nicht anklicken, daher die Frage: Sagt wer? Artefact selber?momentan könnte Imouto wegen den Schuluniformen und den Titengrabschern gebannt werden![]()