Animorphs gets Analyzed

[wolfev]

This is not complete because its google books, but I think I found probably the greatest and most overdone analysis on Animorphs ever. This guy makes a few good points, but he crosses the line a few times too.
http://books.google.com/books?id=w82cAys5T-QC&pg=PA159&lpg=PA159&dq=ChiLPA+animorphs&source=web&ots=FMY0XVLV87&sig=Xra0L_VWB7MBhB1QDrArznjQNpc&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=1&ct=result

[Chad32]

I started reading, got a bit bored, and skimmed the rest. I don't really understand what that had to do with the Animorph series. Maybe I missed something, but can you be more specific about what I'm supposed to be looking at?

[wolfev]

This is an intellectual paper written on the Animorphs. Just scroll down a few pages and it will make sense.

[esplin]

i once read a thing that said animorphs was the devil, and im not joking

[Kelly]

i once read a thing that said animorphs was the devil, and im not joking

that reminds of Waterboy (you'll understand if you've seen it)

[esplin]

lol i have not seen it though kelly

[Kagebutterfly]

that paper was boring. As for the Animorphs being the devil, I've heard that before, too, but its just extremeist groups going above bored about things that don't really matter and don't understand fiction from non-fiction

[filmstu2005]

Yea, i read that article a while back. It said Animorphs went against God because it practiced shapeshifting, which is of witchcraft. The interesting thing it mentioned was about Crayak and Ellimist. How they were allusions to God and the Devil. And to me it really does seem that way. What do you guys think?

I understood the point the other article was trying to make, using an analogy to relate animorphs to its children's reading level. But it was still way too much to read. got bored

[Chad32]

i once read a thing that said animorphs was the devil, and im not joking

I read a site that was talking about animorphs, pokemon, Harry Potter, and other stuff being the devil. I think we might be thinking of the same thing.

[esplin]

people like that are just weird, why cant anything just be what it is and not some media incarnation of the devil

[Starsword]

The Animorphs get Ani-lyzed? Eh? Eh?

[Mr. Guy36]

The Animorphs get Ani-lyzed? Eh? Eh?

Ba-dum bum *chh*

[Toby]

The Animorphs get Ani-lyzed? Eh? Eh?

LOL, that was good.

And yeah, Animorphs is just fiction. And the shape-shifting comes from technology, not magic or whatever. There are so many other books out there that actually do have stuff like that and it seems like they get less negative publicity sometimes. Not fair if you ask me.

Anyways, I think Animorphs has an overall positive and inspiring message to it. Like how everyone is equal and can make a difference, like how the disabled children help out the Animorphs a lot. The series also shows how ignorance of certain groups creates prejudice and hardship for both sides. Like with the Andalites and the Yeerks, and even Ax and vecols. But it also suggests that this can be overcome with compassion, tolerance, and sacrifice. Like with book 19 I think.

[Starsword]

i agree. Oddly enough, its kind of a positive outlook on war, suggesting that everyone is an individual, whether good or bad, and no group is inherently evil.