Anime girl in hospital
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Paul Jensen. I'm not at all surprised to see that Angels of Death has its origins in a video game. Based on this first episode, this is the kind of story that would work far better as an interactive experience. On the other hand, watching anime is a largely passive experience, so we as viewers are accustomed to drawing a clear line between the protagonist and ourselves. That disconnect is a large part of why this episode didn't do much for me.


Hospital Scenes in Anime/Manga




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Since we know that everything we see in anime accurately represents Japanese culture, I can make this statement with confidence: long hospitalizations are far more common in Japanese health institutions than in those in America. I bet most anime fans can count off the number of shows featuring characters who are on bed rest in hospitals. The thing is, this trope is quite charming. Thankfully, it was for only two days, but even in that amount of time, I learned something about myself and others.



The Art of Being an Anime Girl (or Boy) in a Hospital Bed
He hates the oxygen mask because it makes him feel claustrophobic but people keep forcing it over his head. Coughing fits behind an oxygen mask. Reaching up to grab it and hold it slightly away from their face while their body doubles over and deeply erupts in wet coughs that bring up stringy junk they spit out into a tissue. Condensation fills the clear mask. One harsh coughing fit that sprays a fine sheen of blood droplets on the interior of the mask.


Illness, from minor colds to chronic diseases, creeps into people's lives whether they expect it or not. Anime in which a character is sick can create drama by introducing high stakes. Not every anime that includes illness centers entirely around the disease.
