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Ahh, but among Jazz is Dixieland, Swing, Bop, Contemporary, Blues and so much more. Anime has Shounen, Seinen, Hentai, Harem... I fail to see how the two differ in terms of variety.
As for it's point of prodection, some anime are produced Korea and, Taiwan and China. You don't have to take my word for it. Just pay attention to the credits. Not every animator's name is Japanese. Sometimes none of them are.
If the producer is Japanese, then it's an anime. It doesn't matter whether part of the project is outsourced to animation companies of other countries. Shounen and seinen are demographics not genres. Within Jazz there are sub-genres. A example of sub-genre is crime drama, which is a sub-genre of the genre drama. But I think some of those you mentioned are more like styles rather than sub-genres?
Exactly. It's about the market and production- it's still anime if some of the staffers are non-Japanese, but as long as the producer and market is Japan it's anime. Jazz is a genre with subgenre. Anime cannot be said to be a genre as there is no inherent content or stylization- compare, say, Mononoke and a generic harem if you want proof of that. Swing and Blues still have common elements and stylization, so although they remain different, they still fall under the umbrella genre. All those two have in common is that they are a.) animated, and b.) produced by a Japanese company for a Japanese market.
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