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Rhyan Aneev

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The Writing of of Anime Protagonists

The bread and butter of battle shonen anime is the development of its characters using combat as a medium. As such, these anime are heavily dependent on their cast of characters to gain and maintain audience interest. Since the protagonists...

8 days ago
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Why some Sequels suck (and why others don’t)

When a story becomes popular and beloved (and when it starts raking in money) there’s usually a lot of pressure on the creators to continue that story. Fans want more content. The industry wants even more money. The resulting sequels can va...

15 days ago
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On Writing Pure Evil Villains

There are many stories where the villain, not the hero, leaves the deepest impression on audiences. The villain may be tragic, or fun to watch, or even correct in their worldview as opposed to that of the protagonists. A popular maxim when...

22 days ago
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Anime tropes that I actually like

I made a post last year about some anime tropes I absolutely despise. While I stand by that post, I think it gives the impression that I dislike anime in general, which can’t be further from the truth. This post’s been sitting in my drafts...

a month ago
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A very late film review of The Odyssey

Yes, I know, It’s been a month since the movie came out. All the reviews and discussions and controversies have already run their course and I probably won’t be able to add much to the conversation that hasn’t already been said. I’ve been b...

a month ago
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