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1media/Big TK 2.jpg2016-06-13T15:49:18-07:00Elizabeth Pottera6e9fb7ea6eda3e5063e2aee73ca5f372e99b8f3100299gallery2018-04-29T19:44:31-07:00Elizabeth Pottera6e9fb7ea6eda3e5063e2aee73ca5f372e99b8f3Seinen narratives are a phenomenon in Japan. Most recognized masterpieces and criti cally acclaimed works spring from this genre, for example: Akira, Berserk, Ghost in the Shell, and Afro Samurai (picture above as click-through slideshow). Frederik L. Schodt clarifies manga magazine genres as “often divided into four or five categories:
shōnen (boys)
shōjo (girls)
redisu (ladies)
seijin (adult as in erotic manga for men)
seinen (young men)” (95).
Schodt goes on to clarify that the term of “young men” is misleading: “despite its youthful connotations, is a wonderfully vague term that can refer to males between the ages of fifteen and forty” (96).
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1media/20131215-DSC_0098.jpg2016-06-13T16:19:10-07:00Elizabeth Pottera6e9fb7ea6eda3e5063e2aee73ca5f372e99b8f3Who is the audience for TekkonKinkreet?Elizabeth Potter3splash2016-06-13T16:22:41-07:00Elizabeth Pottera6e9fb7ea6eda3e5063e2aee73ca5f372e99b8f3
