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30th January 2013

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Believe It! x2 - A Renewed Interest in Naruto


Cover to volume 63 of Masashi Kishimoto's NARUTO.

Ever find it funny how a manga series that you’ve ignored for a while comes back to get your attention once again? This just happens to be the case with yours truly and NARUTO. Are ninjas really that exotic to a Westerner like myself?

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Tagged: NarutoMasashi KishimotoShonen JumpNaruto mangaRock Lee's Springtime of YouthNaruto SDmangapsychologypsychology of redemptionpsychology of humormanga charactercharacter psychology

21st September 2010

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Pedobear: A Psychological Analysis of A Classic Meme


The typical appearance of Pedobear.

If there’s one Internet meme that has stood the test of time, it’s none other than everyone’s favorite fictional child-chasing bear, Pedobear. A creation from the dark recesses of the Internet, his likeness has been Photoshopped onto many pictures of teens & children (both real & fictional) to signify pedophilia. His creation is technically a joke against pedophilia. One has to wonder why is he still so popular even to this day, why some people would even joke about pedophilia, and what does Pedobear truly represent in general society.

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Tagged: cognitive distortionmental disordersparaphiliapsychologyteddy bearspsychology of the Internetpsychology of humorparody of societyInternet memesPedobearInternet jokes

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