Nilai Pendidikan Islam dalam Animasi Upin Ipin dan Signifikansinya Terhadap Sikap Toleransi Beragama Anak SD by Al Ihwanah

“…This study analyzes the value of Islamic education in Upin and Ipin animation series, and its significance to religious tolerance of children. …”
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Immagine eri, immagine tornerai: pratiche di appropriazione e postproduzione nella cosplay photography by Giacomo Calorio

“…Nevertheless, while cosplayers embody and perform images extrapolated from anime series or videogames, some photographers use their portraits as part of a digital collage that conversely bring them back to the realm of images. …”
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Anomie and Isolation: The Wind-up Bird Chronicle, Ghost in the Shell, Serial Experiments Lain, and Japanese Consensus Society by Elmo Gonzaga

“…The essay explores how the societal effects of Japan’s economic recession during the 1990s are reflected in several cultural texts from that period: Haruki Murakami’s novel The Wind-up Bird Chronicle, the animé film Ghost in the Shell and the animé series Serial Experiments Lain.Faced with sudden job uncertainty due to the recession, Japanese individuals accustomed to the ideology of progress of a society that values uniformity and conformity have fallen into listlessness and withdrawal. …”
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Lost in communication: The relationship between hikikomori and virtual reality in Japanese anime by Mariapaola Della Chiara

“…I will show mainly two approaches to the phenomenon: the one given in the anime series Sword Art Online (2012), in which virtual reality is perceived as the only place where true communication can happen; the second is the interpretation given by director Hosoda Mamoru in his animated features Summer Wars (2009) and Belle (2021), where virtual reality is a tool to support real life’s difficulties. …”
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From Animation to Augmentation: Dennō Coil and the Composited Self by Roquet, Paul

“…When cities are covered over with layers of augmented reality, what shadows are cast by this new ability to see? The Japanese anime series Dennō Coil explores exactly this question, following a group of children living in a near-future society where augmented reality glasses have become as essential to daily life as smartphones have today. …”
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Boy with Machine A Deleuzoguattarian Critique of Neon Genesis Evangelion by Betty Stojnic

“…In this paper, I provide an analysis of the anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion and the feature film The End of Evangelion through the theory of French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari as outlined in their seminal work Capitalism and Schizophrenia. …”
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Empathy for the game master: how virtual reality creates empathy for those seen to be creating VR by Roquet, Paul

“…Tracing how both positive and negative empathy circulates around characters in one of the most influential VR fictions of the 2010s, the light novel series-turned-anime series Sword Art Online (2009–), as well as the real-life figure of Palmer Luckey, creator of the Oculus Rift headset that launched the most recent VR revival, the author shows how empathetic identification ultimately tends to target the VR game master, the head architect of the VR world. …”
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Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast – color, emotion and lifeless object for 2D character animation / Nor Yusralina Mohd Yusoff by Mohd Yusoff, Nor Yusralina

“…In Malaysian animation, this color emotion technique is rarely seen in the animation series. Therefore, the importance of this research project is to give the audience the knowledge about color emotion. …”
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Die Alpe, anime en Afrikaans: “Heidi” as transnasionale teks en kultuurproduk by Elizabeth Van Rensburg, Mathilda Smit

“…The popularity of the animation series in South Africa among Afrikaans speaking people is analysed, along with suggestions for possible reasons for this big following and prevalence . …”
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Becoming the Labyrinth: Negotiating Magical Space and Identity in Puella Magi Madoka Magica by Sara Cleto, Erin Kathleen Bahl

“…In the magical girl anime series Puella Magi Madoka Magica, middle-school girls receive the power and responsibility to fight witches in exchange for making a wish. …”
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Global media product and construction of “Japanese identity”: a case study of anime on Malaysian Television by Juliana Abdul Wahab, Mustafa K Anuar, Farhani

“…Anime was first created in 1917 and developed well into the 1970’s in Japan. By the 1990’s anime series, such as Dragon Ball, Pokemon, and Sailormoon became worldwide successes (Patten: 2009). …”
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Society Structures from Anime-Cyberpunk to Postcyberpunk. by Malte Frey

“… This paper analyzes the imagery of cities as depicted in the cyberpunk anime Ghost in the Shell (1995) and the post-cyberpunk anime series Psycho-Pass (2012). In these works, the filmic city is employed as a signifier for societal structures, and changes in these visual signifiers thus depict the shift from cyberpunk, which focuses the autonomous subject, to post-cyberpunk, which focuses on technological societies. …”
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Unexpected results and open questions from experiments on regeneration in lumbricid worms by B Plytycz, J Bigaj, A Falniowski, A J Morgan

“…Lumbricid worms are commonly subjected to noxious stimuli leading to expulsion of celomic fluid or to loss of body segments; therefore regeneration of lost segments and restoration of the depleted cellular and soluble components of celomic fluid are of fundamental importance for these animals. Series of experiments was performed on regeneration abilities in well-defined epigeic species Eisenia andrei, E. fetida and Dendrobaena veneta, and endogeic Aporrectodea caliginosa. …”
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THE POSTMODERN THEOLOGY OF “NEON GENESIS EVANGELION” AS A CRITICISM by Костянтин Райхерт

“…This study analyzes Japanese animation series ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ in the context of postmodern theology as a cultural analysis and criticism. …”
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Unexpected results and open questions from experiments on regeneration in lumbricid worms by B Plytycz, J Bigaj, A Falniowski, AJ Morgan

“…Lumbricid worms are commonly subjected to noxious stimuli leading to expulsion of celomic fluid or to loss of body segments; therefore regeneration of lost segments and restoration of the depleted cellular and soluble components of celomic fluid are of fundamental importance for these animals. Series of experiments was performed on regeneration abilities in well-defined epigeic species Eisenia andrei, E. fetida and Dendrobaena veneta, and endogeic Aporrectodea caliginosa. …”
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Making full use of a creative economy: Review of the development of Malaysia as a hub for creative content technologies by H.N., AuYong

“…The Government provides support such as Malaysia Animation and Creative Content Centre grants and Film in Malaysia Incentive incentives.Successful industry players are fully utilising intellectual property rights and expanding from the success of the animation series to film, and move on to games, licensing and merchandising.Creative Content and Technologies has well-spread development from Cyberjaya to other parts of Malaysia especially Penang, Perak, Sabah and Sarawak.In conclusion, the industry needs the talent of whom with art skills, story writing and directing, as well as TV channel that caters primarily for children.The main contribution of this paper is to provide an alternate study focusing on development and achievement of the creative content and technologies clusters.…”
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STRUKTUR DRAMATIK DAN ESTETIK FILM ANIMASI THE LITTLE KRISHNA by Cahya Surya Harsakya, D., Dharsono

“…The research applies dramatic structure and film aesthetics approach to analyze the plot of animation series The Little Krishna. Data is collected through observation, interview, and library study. …”
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Mechapocalypse: Tracing the Global Popularity of Mobile Suit Gundam by Anthony Dominguez

“…In 1988, Tomino Yoshiyuki released Char’s Counterattack, the filmic conclusion to the nine year saga he had begun with the original anime series, Mobile Suit Gundam (1979). Set in a distant and alternate future where war is fought in giant humanoid robots known as “mobile suits,” Char’s Counterattack centers on the final battle between the Democratic Earth Federation and the fascist Neo Zeon Empire. …”
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ANALYSIS OF THE REGRET SPEECH ACT IN JAPANESE by Azila Dinda Amalia, Nuria Haristiani

“…For this analysis, researchers used information from 14 episodes of the 24-minute-long anime series Golden Time. The animation depicts the daily lives of Japanese college students, and the numerous struggles they endure are depicted through several expressions of regret. …”
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30 Years Later, Re-Examining the “Pretty Soldier”: A Gender Study Analysis of Sailor Moon by Cassandra Yatron

“…My argument is that on the surface, the Sailor Moon franchise appears to be a heteronormative and an (arguably) antifeminist series with traditional heterosexual relationships and gender stereotypes, but upon closer examination, the manga and anime series subvert patriarchal and gender stereotypes in both obvious and discrete ways.…”
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