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Dr. Autismo
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the dark age of anime - 1907-1979:
pretty much the dark age, most jap animation was lost, not properly documented, unsuccessful or used for ww2 propaganda.
it would start to pick up and gain popularity, especially in 1979, because thats when gundam came out.
it popularized the mecha genre and is still ongoing to this day.
the golden age of anime - 1980s - 1990s:
japan would have a massive economic boom, which resulted in them having more money to spend on what the needed and wanted, including more japanese animation.
highly influential, classic and beloved anime series and films would be released in the 80s, studio gihibii would be established in 1985.
and the shonen genre series like dragon ball would start to get popular towards the end of that decade.
the silver age of anime - 1990s - 2000s:
shonen becomes more popular, the dragon ball manga gets to the halfway point of its story, and the anime adapts this second half as dragon ball Z.
series like sailor moon, gundam wing, pokemon, yuyu hakusho, evangelion and ghost in the shell would be released in japan first and then air in the west some years later.
anime starts to become more well known and popular in the west, and theres a huge demand for japanese animation.
the bronze age of anime - 2000s - 2012:
anime influenced by dbz like naruto, bleach and one piece would be released, and they would have a historical rivalry in the anime community, being known as the big 3.
during the 2000s, the internet would become more accessible to the general public, and full episodes of anime get released online, often illegally.
online anime fandom also begins to pickup steam during this time on youtube and fan forum sites.
and even extends to social media sites like myspace, twitter and facebook.
modern age of anime - 2013 - now:
sword age online gets released, and creates a boom of isekai and medieval european fantasy inspired series, some even with video game mechanics and jokes.
meanwhile, most anime in the west is now viewed on streaming sites like netflix and crunchyroll, and rarely on television.
pretty much the dark age, most jap animation was lost, not properly documented, unsuccessful or used for ww2 propaganda.
it would start to pick up and gain popularity, especially in 1979, because thats when gundam came out.
it popularized the mecha genre and is still ongoing to this day.
the golden age of anime - 1980s - 1990s:
japan would have a massive economic boom, which resulted in them having more money to spend on what the needed and wanted, including more japanese animation.
highly influential, classic and beloved anime series and films would be released in the 80s, studio gihibii would be established in 1985.
and the shonen genre series like dragon ball would start to get popular towards the end of that decade.
the silver age of anime - 1990s - 2000s:
shonen becomes more popular, the dragon ball manga gets to the halfway point of its story, and the anime adapts this second half as dragon ball Z.
series like sailor moon, gundam wing, pokemon, yuyu hakusho, evangelion and ghost in the shell would be released in japan first and then air in the west some years later.
anime starts to become more well known and popular in the west, and theres a huge demand for japanese animation.
the bronze age of anime - 2000s - 2012:
anime influenced by dbz like naruto, bleach and one piece would be released, and they would have a historical rivalry in the anime community, being known as the big 3.
during the 2000s, the internet would become more accessible to the general public, and full episodes of anime get released online, often illegally.
online anime fandom also begins to pickup steam during this time on youtube and fan forum sites.
and even extends to social media sites like myspace, twitter and facebook.
modern age of anime - 2013 - now:
sword age online gets released, and creates a boom of isekai and medieval european fantasy inspired series, some even with video game mechanics and jokes.
meanwhile, most anime in the west is now viewed on streaming sites like netflix and crunchyroll, and rarely on television.
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