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 No.1170

Why is the isekai genre prevalent over cyberpunk in anime/manga? Is it because they lost faith in the future because Japan's Lost Decades doomerism?

Furthermore, what's the deal with big explosions in anime/manga?
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 No.1171

Isekai gets views like nothing else, so they keep making more of it. As to what kind of itch it scratches, I suppose it's a form of escapism, easy self-insert, and leveling up that make it addicting.

IMO we kind of already live in a cyberpunk dystopia, many elements of that genre have already been done in 80's, 90's and early 2000's anime.

It's impossible to predict what the next trend will be in anime after isekai tbqh. It will probably reflect some sort of change in japanese society.
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 No.1172

>>1170
>what's the deal with big explosions in anime
I always thought it's because they got nuked
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 No.1173

Well for one thing futurist fiction requires some actual imagination. Isekai, especially the kind that rehashes Dragon Quest III endlessly, requires next to no thought whatsoever to shit out. They just take the same fucking premise and tweak one thing about it endlessly.

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