Parody and ya-o-i
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Parody and ya-o- i • ya-o-i: yama nashi, ochi nashi, imi nashi or no build- up, no foreclosure, and no meaning. • Mainly found in Doujinshi or amateur manga. • Makes up a large percentage of manga found at Comiket.
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Parody and ya-o-i. ya-o-i: ya ma nashi, ochi nashi, i mi nashi or no build-up, no foreclosure, and no meaning. Mainly found in Doujinshi or amateur manga. Makes up a large percentage of manga found at Comiket. Gintama. Originally a manga started in 2003 by Hideaki Sorachi. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Parody and ya-o-i
•ya-o-i: yama nashi, ochi nashi, imi nashi or no build-up, no foreclosure, and no meaning.
•Mainly found in Doujinshi or amateur manga.
•Makes up a large percentage of manga found at Comiket.
Gintama• Originally a manga started in 2003 by Hideaki Sorachi.
• Manga was serialized in Shonen Jump
• Anime shown on TV Tokyo
• Plot: Instead of Americans, aliens called Amanto open the ports of Japan at the end of the Edo period. Gintoki is a samurai who fought in the war against the Amanto but now does odd jobs with the otaku Shinpachi, the insanely strong Kagura and her giant dog Sadaharu.
• Gintama parodies both historical events, folktales, and modern pop-culture.
• Historical Parodies: The Bakufu - Tokugawa government. The Shinsengumi - the special police force of the late Tokugawa Shogunate. Kondou Isami. Hijikata Toshizou, and Okita Souji. There is a series that takes place at Ryugu Palace.
• Constantly pokes fun at Shonen Jump and the editor/writer relationship. Also talks about Otaku.
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