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ONP 1000: The Biological Anthropology of One Piece

Course Description: After over 20 years, over 1000 chapters, and over 1000 episodes, One Piece has cemented its place as one of the most popular manga and anime in the world. One of the most interesting aspects of the One Piece world is the rich and diverse history and culture that permeates the high seas. From mermaids to giants to the “Will of D” the One Piece World is teeming with a multitude of unique ideas to explore. This course is only one part of a series of courses that aim to utilize anthropology to break down the world of One Piece. This specific course aims to break down The Biological anthropology of the One Piece World.

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DBZ 2000: Anthropology of the Saiyans

Course Description: One of the most interesting aspects of the Dragon Ball world are the different races that Akira Toriyama created to fill this amazing setting. From the Saiyans to the Namekians to the Arlians, the Dragon Ball world is teeming with a multitude of unique and fun races to explore. Join Entertainment Stew as we utilize anthropology to examine the Saiyan Warrior Race.

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DBZ 1000: Goku and the Anatomy of the Protagonist

Course Description: For many, the Dragon Ball franchise begins and ends with Goku. He's the hero everyone loves and admires, the protagonist the story revolves around, and the centerpiece of the entire franchise. But what is a protagonist? What happens if we can envision a world where Goku isn't the protagonist? What does that mean for our understanding of the story of Dragon Ball?

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GEN 1000: World Building 101 - Tips for Constructing a Fantasy World

Course Description: If you write fiction, you need world-building. It’s the skeleton of your story: though unseen, those bones determine the shape of the beast. In this course, get tips and tricks from the as we talk through the lens of our fantasy world that has been constructed over ten years.

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