The Empowerment of Japanese Women, through Strong Female Characters of Anime Film

In popular culture media, women's expressions are often controversial because they use women's sex and attitude. In most anime themes, women are fascinated by sexual desire and sexual desire. Their role will be dominated by male counterparts. It enhances the stereotypical role of women who are passive and sensitive roles. Why pop culture is important. It affects people's minds and shapes their attitudes and behaviors.

When I grew up, I began role playing and I pretended to be a role, mainly a female character, that is related to me. I saw some animated series, animation (Japanese animation series) and other people drawing truly powerful women. Superheroes became my childhood days. I saw Justice League, X-Men, Spider-Man (TV series) etc and started praising them. Wonder woman has become one of my few women role model (including real people). Of course, I like many characters - Superman, Spider-Man, Hawk Girl, Electrostatic Impact, Mars Hunter, Flash etc - but she is my favorite

Did something really change? In 2015, the British Film Institute and a British film and television woman held Geena Davis in London. One of the questions from the viewer is "Is it impossible for children's television stations to see an animated heroine?" The answer is simple: BFI funds the development of the original British anime TV drama Not delivered; British producers are hard to create female characters, as BBC offers investment in a few original animation series. Instead, the UK relies on access to foreign content, it usually contains less female clues (Davis, 2015).

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Miyazaki Hayao often produces a strong female protagonist in his work. Joseph Murphy called it "an unusual space". Because Japanese anime usually led by male characters (Murphy 493-494). However, since Miyazaki's movie still looks different, it still exists. One of the most classic female protagonists created by Miyazaki is his nausica in the movie "Wind Valley" in 1984. She is the daughter of the kingdom of a small country who came from the valley of the wind, and also the skill fighter and the negotiator.