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Lauren Orsini

Lauren Orsini

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Contributor, Forbes

Arlington

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Total articles 608

  • Meet The Next Generation of Anime Fans

    By Lauren Orsini| Anime Herald Verified I discovered anime when I was eleven years old, in 1998. That was during the first Toonami wave on Cartoon Network, when Sailor Moon shouted “Moon Prism Power!” for the first time on American TV. However, my first anime was The Slayers, which I acquired via my best friend’s older sister’s traded VHS tapes. Most of my classmates had never heard the word “anime” and honestly, my parents were confused and not a little bit concerned about my strange new interest.

    By Lauren Orsini · Anime Herald

    Jan. 25, 2025

  • Anyone can access manga now. Here's why that's good.

    By Lauren Orsini, Samantha Ferreira Verified| Anime Herald Verified On June 10, the New York Times’ Wordle picked “MANGA” as the result of the day, and boomers went ballistic. Even though “SALSA” had been a result just recently, the comments section was flooded with complaints about how “foreign words” were not kosher. “How many English-speaking people would ever have heard of this word?” asked one frustrated commenter. Wow. Guess I can’t keep saying that everyone and their grandmother knows about manga.

    By Lauren Orsini, Samantha Ferreira Verified · Anime Herald

    Jul. 03, 2024

  • Meet The Next Generation of Anime Fans

    By Lauren Orsini| Anime Herald Verified I discovered anime when I was eleven years old, in 1998. That was during the first Toonami wave on Cartoon Network, when Sailor Moon shouted “Moon Prism Power!” for the first time on American TV. However, my first anime was The Slayers, which I acquired via my best friend’s older sister’s traded VHS tapes. Most of my classmates had never heard the word “anime” and honestly, my parents were confused and not a little bit concerned about my strange new interest.

    By Lauren Orsini · Anime Herald

    Jan. 25, 2025

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Arlington, United States