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The more I watch and research BNA: Brand New Animal, the more I realise I literally cannot write about its themes without talking about social justice
This might sound bad of me, but in recent years I've been kinda avoiding social justice as a topic of thematic analysis for anime because anime fans tend to be so toxic about it... I end up complacently thinking, "I'll leave it to someone else to unpack"
But with BNA, if I didn't mention such things it would obviously miss the major themes, so I can't cowardly skirt around it.
please have faith that I don't bring up any particular topic for the sake of starting drama or forcing my personal worldview onto other people :'))))
everyone is free to make up their own minds on things, just don't spread hate
everyone is free to make up their own minds on things, just don't spread hate
for clarification, the imagery is this level of blatant
and one of the inspirations that Nakashima cites is the 2013 American film The Immigrant https://twitter.com/CanipaShow/status/1264762448243908608?s=19
and one of the inspirations that Nakashima cites is the 2013 American film The Immigrant https://twitter.com/CanipaShow/status/1264762448243908608?s=19
And there's this. yeah. https://twitter.com/frog_kun/status/1264736708177784833?s=19
