Is Shinsha no Sho anime?
Posted: Thu Oct 27, 2005 12:48 am
While browsing the site of Animafest in Zagreb, I noticed that among other animated movies there will be a Japanese movie named "Shinsha no Sho" (The book of the dead) featured.
Since I couldn't find it in AniDB, I did a little Googling and it turned out Shinsha no Sho is actually movie animated with puppets stop motion. I couldn't get more details since most pages are in Japanese and I can't read Japanese.
So I was wondering should it be added to AniDB.
I belive so, since both 3D and 2D CG are put into anime, and I don't see much differnce between some 3D CG and puppetes in terms of visual impresion.
And all other conditions are there: it's professionaly produced by Japanese, has a plot and is made for Japanese market.
So, should it be allowed into AniDB?
Since I couldn't find it in AniDB, I did a little Googling and it turned out Shinsha no Sho is actually movie animated with puppets stop motion. I couldn't get more details since most pages are in Japanese and I can't read Japanese.
So I was wondering should it be added to AniDB.
The question is, should filming with puppets be considered an animation.AniDB wrote: AniDB considers "anime" as an animated, professionally produced, feature work created by a Japanese staff for the Japanese market.
I belive so, since both 3D and 2D CG are put into anime, and I don't see much differnce between some 3D CG and puppetes in terms of visual impresion.
And all other conditions are there: it's professionaly produced by Japanese, has a plot and is made for Japanese market.
So, should it be allowed into AniDB?