Would someone explain to me

But it's comical.

 

Somewhere on x number of internet forums, this exact topic is being posted and will garner the same exact replies as were posted here.

Kooky.

 

And therefore can safely fit into two genres. Like how Death Note is both incredibly funny (what with the whole killing people thing) and dead serious (potato chip scene+anything L says).

@tummer: No. Graphic novels are books, while comics and serialized graphic novels are magazines.
/troll

 

Have you not watched Avatar: The Last Airbender? It was animated in Korea. And Avatar: The Legend of Korra is also being animated in Korea.

 

This thread makes me smile.Don't know why but it does.

 

I'm pretty sure a lot of "Americanized" stuff is animated in Korea, like Danny Phantom for example, simply because it's cheaper. It's not just limited to the "Asian" style.

 

Yeah, but just because you say that's where it should be classified doesn't mean that's how it's officially classified. Comic books aren't the haha kind of funny constantly, but Spiderman is still a comic book, even the issue where Mary Jane and Peter gave up their love to Mephistopheles or when Gwen Stacy died. Funny? No. Comic book? Yes.

Also, Korea needs to hurry up and make a Veritas anime.

 

Well that kinda depends, if you draw mustaches on everyone then I found it to be mildly funny.

 

this one time i was watching an episode of k-on and i was thinking to myself, "boy, i sure do feel like an adult desu"

 

But you just did...

 

And erase the mustaches on the ones who already have it?

 

I was simply explaining my point of view and why it makes sense to me.

 

Oh. I just thought it was foreign animation. Thank you. And yes I have watched it I just didn't know it was Korean.