1e0072 No.2432[Last 50 Posts]
Is there any anarchist anime?
39c886 No.2447
no because true communist anarchists (the only real anarchists) don't believe in watching a capitalist forms of media.
26286e No.2449
>>2445Pretty much. It's more of a comedy show, but the anti-authoritarian message was pretty clear. Pretty rare to see.
17bf85 No.2450
>>2447>You are only an anarchist if I say so>I don't watch any form of media. Except the internet. This doesn't make me a dork, but a revolutionist. 26286e No.2451
Another quote.
>>2447I also don't believe in capitalism but I still have to work in the system or I'll starve. While I agree to a certain point with you, this is a dilemma we all have. Likewise, most art flows through the capitalist system, but most artists are forced to do it that way, even if they have an opposing ideology (many of them do and it shows in their works), or they'll starve. Nothing wrong with enjoying a CD, a game or a story.
26286e No.2452
Also Psycho-Pass. Pic related, it's one of the few times I've seen anarchism shown in a positive light in media.
39c886 No.2453
>>2451kek. im actually a capitalist.
pls, artists and authors are laughing all the way to the bank at you guys.
e5df59 No.2458
>>2451Have you tried begging for alms? It's actually pretty hard to starve if you live in a rich country. Just don't blow your money on drugs and you can survive without participating in the market.
26286e No.2459
>>2453>im actually a capitalistWhy are you here then?
>artists and authors are laughing all the way to the bank at you guysIn the anime industry writers and animators are the lowest paid (some even lower than minimum wage); same as voice actors. Directors make a bit more but not that much. The ones who get all the money are not the artists or writers but the producer companies (the ones who do the funding and marketing) and most of it comes from merchandising related to the show, not the show itself. The same thing happens in the game or music industry (developers vs publishers, artists vs record labels) or most industries where labor itself isn't rewarded. This is a well known flaw of capitalism.
Besides, are you by any chance implying that I BUY anime?
39c886 No.2465
>>2459yep. this is why hideo kojima is on welfare and Hajime Isayama is living in a homeless shelter.
also that guy Notch, the creator of minecraft, is still living with his mom.
These poor creative ARTISTS!!! THEY DONT HAVE ANY MONEY AT ALL.
a17686 No.2466
>>2459Animators are poorfags because they live in the overcrowded shithole that is Tokyo and also that they piss away their money on expensive anime merchandise.
Look up KyoAni and see how much better they are compared to studios who work in Tokyo.
39c886 No.2468
>>2466this faggot doesn't even know that most video game programmers are paid 80k+/yr
d209ae No.2469
Infinite Ryvius is good. A small society of children inadvertently detach from their authorities, under stressful circumstance. Power structures start breaking down, relationships change. It doesn't end so well. But the show is great, one of my favorite.
26286e No.2481
Also, Toshokan Sensou is kind of related too.
This season's Akamge ga Kill is also openly anti-authoritarian, although it doesn't go much deeper than that. Kill la Kill, maybe?
>>2466Kyoto Animation can pay the animators well because they started funding and publishing their own works since Chuunibyou because of the exact same reasons we're discussing here. Very few animation studios have been able to do this, and even if they do shitty management usually still leads to low wages and silly amounts of unpaid overtime; see Shaft or Gainax for example; but I digress.
dc5839 No.2487
One Piece.
It's more like a balance between anarchism and giving absolutely no fucks whatsoever.
9f37a3 No.2497
>>2447>>2453Saying that an anarchist isn't allowed to enjoy anime is as silly as saying that an anarchist isn't allowed to enjoy music, games, books, food, or anything.
Fishers are laughing all the way to the bank at you guys.
39c886 No.2599
>>2497yes.
and if you wear or use anything that was made in china you are oppressing people
:^)
1e0072 No.3559
bump
f0644d No.3571
You won't find anarchist mainstream media from Japan because anarchism there is completely nonexistent. Besides, anime plots don't have much space for thinking.
You might find some themes in several of them though, like anti-fascism, anti-militarism or sympathy for student movements; but don't hope too much. Nationalism is recurrent, though.
3fa458 No.3573
>>3571>anarchism is nonexistent.I wonder if it's cultural, I know that anarchism isn't solely individualistic but there is usually a presence of individualism in all forms of anarchism that might not mesh well with some East Asian cultural norms.
f0644d No.3577
Heh, I'm liking the episode titles in Akame ga Kill.
>>3573I think the reasons are historical, and thus cultural, yes. By the time there were ongoing people's and worker's revolutions in the west, Japan was still under a strict monarchy, and imperialism, hierarchy, nationalism, traditionalism and honor was always part of their culture.
Their defeat in the WW2 opened them up to the west's influence and also gave them their current unhealthy obsession with peace. Mix all of this, and you get conformist and conservative citizens. Most of them know that their government is corrupt, but don't want to have anything to do with politics, and the ones who do are either right-wing nuts who want to go back to the ages of Imperial Japan or Marxists.
So, basically, the whole idea of a non-hierarchical society is very alien to them, and most of them will laugh it off or stare at you with a blank face. The writers who are familiar or even sympathetic to the idea are the ones who were influenced by western literature.
ad352b No.3617
Not quite anarchist but Shin Sekai Yori
9394eb No.3724
>>2432Samurai Champloo has anarchist themes. I don't know that there's anything out there that specifically anarchist though.
d209ae No.3729
>>3571The odd thing is, there are so many liberty-themed anime. Where the protagonists agitate for liberation or justice of some sort.
TTGL comes to mind. Much struggle. But after their success, they go and set up a government. Its interesting to see that government depicted as flawed and unnecessarily rigid, and there's Viral who oppose it from the fringe. The only reason the government goes away is because of the extreme external threat.
Governments are taken as a given. I suppose that's probably the worldwide norm in thought these days though.
d9ee80 No.3845
>>3729Yeah, I think the best we can do is to find anime with those themes.
For example, the recent Zankyou no Terror anime portrayed terrorism in a good light and politicians as the corrupt fucks they are, but sadly it didn't use its full potential for political commentary.
And what about Code Geass? I think it has weird mix of both left-wing elements and some right-wing ones, but the main character is a revolutionary fighting against an imperial army for the liberation of the people, and portrays revolution in a good light. Might be related.
Psycho-pass which I think was mentioned, it's plainly anti-authoritarian and it's set in an universe ruled under the Sybil system, an automatic system programmed to judge people morally.
Manabi Straight too, as shown in this pic
>>3571. It's more of a cute-like and comedy anime but it's known in Japan for narrating the formation of a student movement fighting against authorities and portraying it in a good light.
On the other side of the coin, Mahouka, and Joshiraku to a lesser extent, are very nationalistic anime, you might want to avoid them.
If I remember more I'll post them.
be1b15 No.4653
>>3573There was an individualist anarchist movement in ancient China actually. It was written by one of Laozi's followers. So it's not inherently that. Also some of the Musou people are borderline anarchist.
be1b15 No.4654
>>3577Japan was not 'nationalist' until the late 1800s, an the monarchy was not 'strict' then either. Neither was 'traditionialism and honor' which were samurai themes which were repurposed for when japan industrialized.
and I realize im not on leftypol cause no flags lol
be1b15 No.4655
What about Outlaw Star? It's pretty anti-authoritarian in its entire outlook.
6f8d4d No.4712
Kaiji isn't anarchist, nor communist as far as I know, but it's certainly very critical on capitalism
1f1e3d No.4715
>>4654How did it end up like this then? USA's influence?
6f8d4d No.4716
>>4715I'm not an expert but I'm pretty sure he's talking about Meiji and imperialism
Which was influenced by the US and the west so yeah
8cc786 No.4958
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Utena deals with some anarchist/voluntaryist themes on a more individual level. It talks about dependence from authority and how what it means to free ourselves from our oppressors. What's more important is that it deals with the question of how we can lead others to freedom.
09f35b No.5283
Wow guys, so it's seriously pretty neat for me to see this thread.
First of all, I haven't seen it, but I've heard good things about Zankyou no Terror. I still need to watch it.
Anyways, most of my post is about an idea I had for an Anarchist (vaguely political) manga–maybe later it can become an anime. I've been thinking about this for a while, but the main idea is:
There are two guys who travel into the forest in rural Japan. They don't know each other at first. One is a bit of a 'Leftist'; he's a NEET and believes in 2D >>> 3D. He likes to try and make games/manga/light novels, but all he ends up doing is drawing cute girls to fap to. He is trying to visit old shrines to look for 'reference material' (or, he is lazy and wants to stay at a temple for free for a while).
The other guy is a bit of a 'Fascist' politically; he wants to meet a 'legendary pure yamato nadeshiko miko'; he thinks that most inferior humans have too low of standards, etc.
Anyways, both of these guys run into each other while they are trying to peek at naked shrine maidens bathing in an onsen (for various reasons) and they eventually befriend each other (they are the two main characters).
However, they have many differences politically. Now, the story of the manga won't focus on too much politics, I just want it to have some references and for the characters to clearly have differing philosophies.
I want it to be an ecchi/harem/rom-com/light-hearted/slapstick type of work, but maybe still be able to make some political points with it. I think the contrast between the two main characters would be funny.
Maybe they both try and build a pagoda in the forest and lure young cute pure virgin flat-chested Japanese girls to work for them as 'shrine maidens', ha ha…
1e0072 No.5289
>>5283Sounds interesting, are you going to make it?
bce822 No.5296
Class war now
807dc4 No.5355
>>5289Eh, why not? I was thinking of calling it
"pettan miko pagoda".
I may post about it here in the future, but I'm sure most of you would just troll/flame/harass me, ha ha. After all, this isn't really an "OC-friendly" board (I spent most of my time on /pol/ and /jp/ at halfchan, FYI).
Here is an example of a character design… I'm obviously not great at drawing, but I draw what I like, and if I can fap to it, it's good enough for me, ha ha!
By the way, the numbers are her three sizes. It's called 'PETTAN Miko Pagoda' for a reason.
0c4daa No.5361
>>5355B-but we love OC!
If you make that please do share, it would be interesting and something we could pass around image boards to illustrate anarchism :)
5328e9 No.5363
Durruti is my waifu
807dc4 No.5364
>>5361Okay, well I am impressed that my experience here so far has been a little better than my experience on 'other' imageboards (not that it was awful; I was just not inclined to post OC stuff). I guess Katawa Shoujo is living proof of the possibilities, though.
I guess I have a couple of options–I could focus more on pure, innocent, cute, virgin, flat-chested shrine maidens and have an 'anarchist undercurrent' in the manga, OR I could actually make it a bit 'political'. (I don't HAVE to focus on cute girls, although obviously it gives me more motivation to draw). If I'm making it more political, I might want to write a bit of a story first…
In any case, I'll try and hang around this board every so often, so that you guys who want to can give me input on what I should do for the story.
a88684 No.5417
I don't know how an anarchist anime would turn out in today's anime industry. Chances are they'd probably fuck it up, but if I had to pick anything, I'd like to see something based on actual historical revolutions rather than some vague fantasy or sci-fi setting. Some guy on /a/ had an idea for a Makhno anime, I would probably cream my pants over that. My absolute favorite, though, would be an anime focusing on the anarchists in the Spanish civil war.
>mfw Barcelona uprising episode
>mfw Ascaso mortally wounded during the assault at Atarazanas barracks
>mfw Durruti avenging his fallen comrade
f57923 No.5419
>>5417Hmm… it's that guy from before.
What if I somehow involved various historical settings in the manga? Maybe I could have a parody of different events in history, or maybe one of the characters could read about them in a history book (or read the works of Bakunin, etc.) and be 'inspired' to do various things.
I have many ideas for mundane 'slice-of-life' elements that involve a rebellious, anarchist spirit. For instance:
- Seeing an advertisement on the back of a truck or a bus that becomes crucial to the plot later.
- Getting a discount on groceries by tagging a bag and getting it weighed, and then putting the tag on a different bag which is actually heavier.
- Going through line in a cafeteria with a painted styrofoam plate where the machine automatically incorporates the weight of a real plate, and saving a lot of money.
-Mass-producing the above two methods of saving money and making them available to the people
-General vandalism/graffiti/social uprising
-Attaining prestigious positions in the state for the purpose of undermining the authority of those in said positions
-A 'grand strategy' for a revolt.
Of course, I would like this if it all somehow was able to involve super-cute anime babes–you know, a "Take over the world with shrine maidens" type of motif.
By the way, would you consider Ika Musume or Keroro Gunsou to have anarchist undertones (of course, only in the basic plot–the actual shows are pure comedy!)
In one episode of Ika Musume!, our favourite squid girl manages to lead an entire class of children to revolt against the school, and even storms the principal's office!
a4798f No.5420
>>5419Assuming you are still taking suggestions:
>What if I somehow involved various historical settings in the manga? Maybe I could have a parody of different events in history, or maybe one of the characters could read about them in a history book (or read the works of Bakunin, etc.) and be 'inspired' to do various things.This sounds good. I'd recommend you yourself read the books you would have your characters read. That way you could pick excerpts from the books that could be used as a guide or a catalyst for epiphany. Besides it's a good way to get to know your characters better.
Is this supposed to be a light-hearted comedy sort of thing? Why do you call it a "parody"?
>Getting a discount on groceries by tagging a bag and getting it weighed, and then putting the tag on a different bag which is actually heavier.>Going through line in a cafeteria with a painted styrofoam plate where the machine automatically incorporates the weight of a real plate, and saving a lot of money.>Mass-producing the above two methods of saving money and making them available to the people>General vandalism/graffiti/social uprisingThose sound fine and are part of anarchist practices, but considering anarchism is about empowering and emancipating the worker class, it would be great to include some social labor, and anarchist action like syndicalism and worker coops.
>Attaining prestigious positions in the state for the purpose of undermining the authority of those in said positionsThis sounds like something a marxist would try (and then fail spectacularly when he refuses to hand over power to the people).
>A 'grand strategy' for a revolt.I'm liking this.
>Of course, I would like this if it all somehow was able to involve super-cute anime babes–you know, a "Take over the world with shrine maidens" type of motif.Can't you just do what most manga do and just make all female characters ridiculously attractive?
Ultimately it's your call, but I figured you might want an(other) anarchist opinion.
Apologies for the low-content post, I lost my original due to site error. a88684 No.5421
>>5419I'm the guy you replied to. This is actually the first time that we talk. Anyway, your idea isn't quite like what I have in mind, but it could work I guess. Though, my only suggestion is to have your character read about famous anarchists and their actions rather than theorical books. He could like, read about the events in the spanish civil war and get all emotional about it. Also, how is the relation with the fascist guy going to be like? Would they be typical anime rivals or do they actually hate each other?
Are they secretly gay for each other?Ideally, my idea for an "anarchist anime" would be something that focuses on actual anarchists. Like I said, my preferred setting would take place during the Spanish Civil war. It would probably end up being more of a "Durruti anime" than an "anarchist anime" though, since he'd be the central character. Though, he'd also share the spotlight with the rest of "Los Solidarios" (Francisco Ascaso, Juan Garcia Oliver, etc).
It could also work out if the main character was made out to be a young man enlisted in the Durruti column, and we'd basically come to know the revolution through his own eyes. On the technical level though, I wouldn't want it to cover the entire civil war, since we all know how that ended (spoiler: fascists kill everyone). In brief:
>Young CNT militant enrolling up in Durruti's column shortly after the military uprising in barcelona has been repelled>through him, the viewer experiences the many facets of the revolution, both positive and negative>realistic portrayal of warfare rather than action oriented>an inside look into the lives of Durruti and many others>special "propaganda" in the style of the CNT's "sindicato de espectaculos".https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGwn8XFy4v8>tone would be upbeat in the beginning, so as to symbolize the intial enthusiasm at the start of the revolution, but gradually darkens as the situation grows dark>**end with the protagonist yelling "Viva la anarquia!" seconds before being executed by Stalinists 1c11cb No.5422
>>5420Aww, Terriermon is really cute. I always liked Digimon Tamers (it was the first Digimon I watched, and it holds a special place in my heart).
Thanks so much for the suggestions. Maybe I can continue to post here every so often. I live in Bangkok, Thailand, and I have to travel tomorrow, so I may not have internet access this week. Nevertheless…
I agree that reading books and doing research is a good thing. I need to read more as it is–I want to read Das Kapital at some point, but I realise not all of you here are Marxists, so I respect that.
Honestly, I know that there is a rule about 'creating what you like', and when I read a manga, I want to laugh, so I want to make something that is a comedy. However, I may be convinced into making something more serious.
The thing is, I think that often comedy is a better vehicle for getting a point across. Often a 'serious' story falls flat, or isn't very believable.
I had to laugh about you saying that it 'sounds like something a Marxist might try, and fail miserably'… that's exactly what I was going for!
By the way, the whole idea of 'failure' intrigues me. Maybe the manga could mainly have a theme of trying, UNSUCCESSFULLY, to revolt. Maybe the idea could be, that even though you ALWAYS seem to FAIL, it's worth it to carry the spirit of anarchy forward, on it's own merits.
This isn't a low-content post at all; no apologies are necessary.
1c11cb No.5423
>>5421"Are they secretly gay for each other?"
I literally laughed out loud and blew juice through my nose reading this…
Um, I'm a totally straight male, of course, so that wouldn't be my first choice, but hey, maybe I could throw in some inside jokes.
To be honest, the Fascist/Marxist dynamic was meant to be something where it was NOT 'overtly' stated (i. e., it's NOT like one character ALWAYS relates everything to Marxism or Fascism, etc.)… it's just that I use the basic idea as a template to build their characters on.
I was going for the rivals/friends dynamic (i.e., they don't always get along, but they work together because they need to–they don't have similar philosophies, but they respect each other, etc.)
In some ways, anarchism is about the lack of structure, and order, and so two people who both had a 'secret' desire to overthrow the government might be willing to work together, even if in theory their aims differed.
Well, I have lived in Spain for 6 weeks, in the Valencia area. To be honest, I didn't like Spain all that much (I do like football, though, so the fact that they are always playing football is a plus). Maybe I could have a go at creating something a bit more 'historical'.
It might actually work out better, though, if you tried to create a plot for that, since it seems you know more about it, and I could be willing to critique/proofread/edit parts at your request. I have a bit of experience in doing this, ever since my academy days (I recently graduated university).
Also, I would be willing to critique/help design any characters, but I can't claim skill at this part.
I like your idea of a plot. The truth is, despite my anarchist leanings, I'm just not so sure I'm that interested in Spanish history. However, maybe I should be. Maybe the Spain I lived in would have been better had the Anarchists succeeded.
I guess in short, I will consider your suggestions. I was trying to make something a bit more 'esoteric' that blended several of my interests and was a little broader in focus, but I can definitely understand the appeal of a historical approach. We must remember, though, that the main appeal of manga (for me and most others) is
super-cute virgin shrine maidens (pic related).
4702db No.5424
Kill la Kill
4702db No.5425
1c11cb No.5426
Eh, while jacking off to Sexy Hatsune Miku MMD videos, I had an interesting idea… what if the main characters somehow travel back in time and experience various revolutionary scenarios (either it could be due to a 'time machine', or 'magic', or it could be in a 'dream' or something).
Maybe I could somehow incorporate the abilities of certain shrine maidens with this idea.
Time to take a shower now–I'm all hot and sweaty.
8e6aaf No.5468
>>2447Even the anarcho-communists can't resist trying to control people.
Communism, not even once.
d8a9f7 No.5485
>>5424imma watch that now
>>5423catalonia still has the strongest anarchist presence
81e5c0 No.5858
>>5424>>5485watching kill al kill now it seems like an anarchist anime straight off the bat
576968 No.5876
8/10 thread, well done /anarcho/
I like to see cross-board threads. They sometimes hold the most interesting discussions.
>>5417I agree. There should be more historical anime.
>>5858Kill la Kill is a good anime, though its main strength is its sense of style rather than any sort of meaningful thematic content. I wouldn't say it's any more 'anarchist' than TTGL for example.
c6940c No.5906
>>2432Panty & Stocking is pretty anarchist, I mean, their last name is literally anarchy. Also, Gurren Lagann
0c8e2d No.5907
>>5906Stop posting and get in bed already
1796d3 No.5908
>>5906>it has anarchy in its name so it must be anarchist!!!That's how you ayncraps came to believe you are anarchists huh?
c6940c No.5944
>>5908Honestly I'm not an anarchist. I just picked whichever to test it out. I agree with Ayn on some things but really not an that much.
7a04ae No.5953
>>2447>no because true communist anarchists (the only real anarchists) >no because true communist anarchists (the only real anarchists)top
fucking
lel
576968 No.5989
>>2445>>2449>>2451Yup. Watching this now and it is pretty kewl. Pic is my favourite quote so far.
81e5c0 No.6157
>>5858>>5876ok. im on episode 7 of kill la kill, and they're criticizing reformism in it. maybe its not anarchist exactly but its revolutionary
363cfa No.6190
I agree that with the others that an original anarchism-centric anime or manga would be fucking epic, but do the artists of this board have the willpower to do so with little or no pay?
19dcc0 No.6265
>>6190A visual novel isn't completely out of the realm of feasibility, but anime certainly is.
363cfa No.6280
>>6265I'd read it. I'd also contribute if I could, but I'm a shitty artist.
2f6324 No.6281
>>6265I know that theirs a greenie anarchist centered visual novel. I don't quite remember the name but i remember a quote.
"Green is the new Red"
2f6324 No.6282
>>6265I know that theirs a greenie anarchist centered visual novel. I don't quite remember the name but i remember a quote.
"Green is the new Red"
cc3033 No.6309
>>5908>it's not capitalism because individual contracts exist between two consenting groups>waah, all anarchism is socialist libertarianism! c79cc8 No.6310
>>6309>all anarchism is socialist libertarianism!Pretty much, yeah.
Glad you are finally catching up.
6ddd8c No.6312
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da24a1 No.6485
Not exactly an "anarchist" anime, but Sakamichi no Apollon has communistic references.
One of the main characters, Brother Jun, was a communist and is shown taking action on riots. I found it very interesting.
It just serve as a background history, though.
560110 No.6490
>>6485Pretty sure this is based off of the Japanese Trotskyists and Anarchists in '80s, no idea what happened to them.
da24a1 No.6496
>>6490I suppose they got smashed by the State or dismissed themselves.
560110 No.6506
>>6496They are referenced to in Akira, I wouldn't make any assumptions until I have something to go off of, I just saw I picture of them protesting in 1986.
6f8d4d No.6995
>>6506I've always wonder where all the college-protesters-with-hardhats-and-neckerchief references in anime came from
3fbd60 No.6996
>>6485Early riots in Japan caused a deep impression in the population.
Manabi Straight also referenced it; in fact the whole series, while being a cute light-hearted comedy, was a tribute to the early Japanese student movements.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJNpehjyahw bd979b No.7046
>>6995Well its better than hoodies, hardhats can take a beating.
1e0072 No.7048
>>6996Very cute, but what's up with that flag?
7ec0e9 No.7051
>>6312Jin-Roh is more like Bolshevism, though, like how it subverts the system from within with vanguards. Typical Oshii, if you ask me. The guy who was involved in ANPO protests.
ab07f9 No.7058
>>2465>I can name three people who got lucky>that means every artist is drowning in cash! f9ada5 No.7283
The 1978 version of Space Captain Hammock. I'm surprised nobody pointed it out yet.
7e4393 No.7287
>>7283>Space Captain Harlock* 7e4393 No.7288
>>7283Seems great, definitely gonna to watch it.
777f0b No.7314
An anon just posted this on /leftypol/
Can anyone provide sauce?
30f9b4 No.7316
>>7314That's Psycho Pass.
6f8d4d No.7379
>>5906Their enemies are notNazis demons and have a no-fucks attitude.
But their mother is literally God and they take orders from a priest.
de8d68 No.7415
Black Lagoon is the good kind of ayncrap, with guns, blackjack, booze and hookers.
e61641 No.7473
>>7415I could totally give up on my ideals if it meant being a modern pirate in south east Asia, stealing from rich people. And drinking Bacardi with sexy women who have guns.
7ff667 No.7501
>>3571I'm pretty sure Peter Marshall's "Demanding The Impossible" makes reference to some anarchist publications that exist or existed in Japan.
7ff667 No.7502
9131c1 No.7539
PSG is pretty anti-authoritarian
8529f0 No.7755
I've thought it would be cool to put together a panel at a convention talking about anarchist/anti-authoritarian/liberatory tendencies within anime and manga. I recall an early episode of Trigun wherein a village decides to evict its Sheriff and deputies or something to that effect.
560110 No.8026
bumping quality thread
1afc0b No.8638
What about the Ringing Bell? It is like a Nietzchean child's fable.
5868c5 No.8644
>>2447
This is why we ancoms are seen so badly, because of this edgy scum
dd305a No.8666
>>5953
Anarchism is Libertarian Communism.
ae6877 No.8694
>>8666
Mutualism is not communism. Neither is anarcho-syndicalism with decentralized currencies(spain).
They are both anarchism btw.
7c7a81 No.8716
Berserk seems to be full of delicious anti-authoritarian elements.
1db2f8 No.8913
>>4712
Kaiji is very nice indeed. And it seemed a little bit anti-capitalist too.
It's like an ayncrap dystopia.
ff61bb No.8915
>>2432
http://bato.to/comic/_/comics/caramel-kitsch-yuugekitai-r7032
This and a lot of post-apocalyptic manga does have a pretty anarchist or at least communalist undertones.
ff61bb No.8916
>>8915
Also, Ira is a miracle of the universe - and I'm not even that much of a weeb.
815bd5 No.9487
Shinometa seems like it may have anarchist undertones to me. While not directly related Demiurge in Overlord seems to be inspired by Friedrich Engel's depiction of Max Stirner.
8bcaaa No.9500
>>9487
Not anarchist, but it's definitely against the establishment and backward traditions and values about "purity".
Still, it got a full-page advertisement on Asahi Shimbun, Japan's left-wing newspaper, so yeah maybe they're onto something. Maybe not.
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>>6490
know where I can read more about this?