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So far, I posted Parts 1, 2, and 3 of the list of possible battles that could occur if the the characters, vehicles, ships, and giant robots from U.S. Animation were to enter a cross-over war against those from Japanese Animation (alias: Japanimation). Now today I post up part 4. Like in the previous parts of this, each battle listed here shows U.S. Animation titles on left and Japanimation ones on right. Right-click on each battle name to open a new tab to respond to the poll attached to it:
Keep tuning in to this site as another part of the U.S. Animation Vs. Japanimation Battle list will come soon with a poll attached to each battle. Also, feel free to comment about the polls here!
Similar to the U.S. Vs. Japan: Animation Wars survey, here's below, a survey focussing on West Vs. East in terms of comic book industries. Enjoy!
Survey: West Vs. East: Comic Book Wars
Today, I post up part 3 of the list of possible battles that could occur if the the characters, vehicles, ships, and giant robots from U.S. Animation were to enter a cross-over war against those from Japanese Animation (alias: Japanimation). For each battle listed here, U.S. Animation titles on left, Japanimation ones on right. Right-click on each battle name to open a new tab to respond to the poll attached to it:
Keep tuning in to this site as more parts of the U.S. Animation Vs. Japanimation Battle list will come soon with a poll attached to each battle. Also, feel free to comment about the polls here, and check out Parts 1 and 2 of "U.S. Vs. Japan: Animation Battles" to see the other battle polls posted so far!
