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Conclusionld be futile to attempt to pigeonhole it into any single categorizing structure. Although certain tropes and themes, such as the dysfunctional family and the changing roles of women, as well as the overarching modes of apocalypse, elegy, and festival, reappear in many films and series, they are rewo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-14618-4 Japanese animation, or “anime,” as it is now usually referred to in both Japan and the West, is a phenomenon of popular culture. This means that much (some would argue most) of its products are short-lived, rising and falling due to popular taste and the demands of the hungry market place. Can or e