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Anime in the past 4 years has exploded in popularity. Streaming services are fighting for distribution rights and spending millions on Japanese animation, including one of it's competitors, Disney. McDonald's just rebranded as it's anime counterpart, WcDoanld's. In 2024, it's cool to be into anime, but that wasn't always the case. In this video, Andy dives into the complicated rise of anime to understand how it broke out of Japan and became a global success.

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Executive Producer/Story Editor/Reporting/Host: Andy Burgess
Story/Research: Jennifer Landrey
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Special thanks to Cristina Vee, Keith Silverstein & everyone at Animecon

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Faultline was launched in the summer of 2022 by documentarian Andy Burgess. He has spent the majority of the past decade travelling across the world, producing, hosting, filming, and editing videos for himself and brands like Red Bull, Helly Hansen, & Terra Matter. He started making short form content on Snapchat and was nominated for a Shorty Award in 2018, before moving the focus of his stories into video journalism, guiding audiences through stories from across the world. His series ‘Origins’ with Red Bull explored the history of extreme sports, the communities behind them and how they have gone on to affect the cultures of today. Faultline is a channel that combines of on-the-ground reporting, research, and filmmaking to tell the stories of how humanity is understood through geography.

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Time Stamps:
0:00 How Pokemon Shut Down Tokyo
0:51 America has gone crazy for Anime
2:26 The Origins of Manga
4:16 Disney's influence on the Anime
4:54 Anime style, explained
5:49 Walt Disney's impact on Osamu Tezuka
6:30 Wartime Propaganda
7:31 The Rise of Atom and Modern day Manga
9:29 The first Anime: Mighty Atom
9:54 Making Anime accessible to America
11:20 The growth of western animation
12:15 What makes Anime stories unique
13:41 I watched a bunch of Anime
15:05 Why it was harder to find in the 1980s-2010s
15:50 Studio Ghibli (& Disney)
17:54 Attending an Anime convention
20:39 The year Anime went mainstream
22:00 Anime working conditions
23:00 Why Anime Won

#anime #disney #japan

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