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	<title>Comments on: Ask John: Is Evangelion Still Popular in America?</title>
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		<title>By: Bob</title>
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		<description>&quot;Itâ€™s possible, I think, that the fascination with heavy, brooding, serious anime during this time period may have been a product of the American anime communityâ€™s unconscious desire to establish itself as the antithesis of childish cartoon viewers.&quot;

-- This is a great point.  I&#039;d never thought of it like that. Although the downside is that some people still stereotype anime as perverted and graphically violent.

&quot;Considering the relative failure of Code Geass and Moribito to gain a significant foothold among American viewers, evidence suggests that contemporary American anime fans have little interest in dramatic, introspective, socio-political anime like Evangelion.&quot;

-- This is a shame.  Both shows are been incredible... though each for different reasons.</description>
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<p>&#8211; This is a great point.  I&#8217;d never thought of it like that. Although the downside is that some people still stereotype anime as perverted and graphically violent.</p>
<p>&#8220;Considering the relative failure of Code Geass and Moribito to gain a significant foothold among American viewers, evidence suggests that contemporary American anime fans have little interest in dramatic, introspective, socio-political anime like Evangelion.&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8211; This is a shame.  Both shows are been incredible&#8230; though each for different reasons.</p>
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