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The first ten Encyclopedia entries

I have to wonder how these were determined to entered first. I assume a bunch were prepared at the same time and maybe entered en masse and these these just happened to get assigned the first numbers for some reason.

I have to wonder how these were determined to entered first. I assume a bunch were prepared at the same time and maybe entered en masse and these these just happened to get assigned the first numbers for some reason.

Although, after that original point in the Boondocks thread I looked up Aeon Flux and soon after I was looking at the directory and realized something was missing... Didn’t we used to have a category in the encyclopedia for these non-Japanese/ Anime related shows? I couldn’t find it. They don’t show up in the regular #,A-Z directory, so you can only find something like Aeon Flux or My Beautiful Girl, Mari by knowing what you’re looking for and doing a search.

For the record, there were two sites particularly important at the beginning of the Encyclopedia: Richard Llewellyn's Animated Divots hosted on Iowa State University (and became an independent site after 2006), and Chronological list of Television Anime by Curtis H. Hoffmann and Gabriel Pinzón on espanol.geocities.com. Both sites are down and require Internet Archive to access.

See the Encyclopedia's Bibliography for the URLs.