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The Moé manifesto : an insider's look at the worlds of manga, anime, and gaming by Patrick W. Galbraith is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is The Moé manifesto : an insider's look at the worlds of manga, anime, and gaming about?

**MOE is a huge cultural phenomenon and one of the driving forces behind the enormous success of Japanese anime and manga—not just in Japan now, but throughout the world.**In Japan, avid fans of manga comics, anime films and videogames use the term MOE to refer to the strong sense of emotional attachment they feel for their favorite characters. These fans have a powerful desire to protect and nurture the young, beautiful and innocent characters they adore—like Sagisawa Moe in __Dinosaur Planet__ and Tomoe Hotaru in __Sailor Moon__. They create their own websites, characters, stories, discussion groups, toys and games based around the original manga and anime roles.Author Patrick Galbraith is the world's acknowledged expert on MOE and a journalist based in Tokyo. For this book, he interviewed twenty important figures in the world of Japanese manga and anime to gain their insights on the MOE phenomenon. These interviews provide us with the first in-depth survey of this subject. Galbraith uncovers how MOE is influencing an entire generation of manga artists and readers. For those new to anime, manga, and youth culture in Japan, he discusses what constitutes the ideal MOE relationship

Who reads The Moé manifesto : an insider's look at the worlds of manga, anime, and gaming?

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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
Patrick W. Galbraith
Publisher
Tuttle Publishing
Published
2014
Language
EN
ISBN
9781462914135
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Crafts & Hobbies, History, Comics
Rating
3.53 / 5 (106 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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