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Topic	Hayao Miyazaki or Akira Toriyama
Incredible 03/12/24 1:17:35 PM #34:	Sorozone posted... My argument is that Toriyama's work is more accessible because televisions are more widely used, and in households compared to people going to the movies. Which in turn makes him more iconic because his work is more likely to be seen. A television show isn't more iconic than a movie just because it's "more likely to be seen", no. Sorozone posted... You don't need to embarrass yourself. I mean maybe you have a humiliation fetish. --- W fam <cite>Incredible posted [p:979329895] in Hayao Miya... [t:80719546]...</cite> <quote>Sorozone posted... </cite><quote>My argument is that Toriyama's work is more accessible because televisions are more widely used, and in households compared to people going to the movies. Which in turn makes him more iconic because his work is more likely to be seen.</quote>A television show isn't more iconic than a movie just because it's "more likely to be seen", no.Sorozone posted... </cite><quote>You don't need to embarrass yourself. I mean maybe you have a humiliation fetish.</quote> --- W fam</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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