I doubt it. And comparing it to Renaissance is practically blasphemy, regardless of how much I enjoy anime and manga. Ultimately, specially with anime, they are forms or entertainment and that's how it will be considered. Exaltation of art forms is practically non-existent anymore. Maybe manga will be studied with more respect though.

Well, yeah, I said that as well.
This style is practically used everwhere in Asia, pretty much the same as how the rest of Europe followed Italian Renaissance art.

wtf is the X in her hair supposed to be? looks like nori strips

>>30811
Hair pins. Western women don't take part in stuff like that, but in japan women wear bows, ribbons, pins and so on in their hair.

I have wondered this myself. If society in the next hundred years or more is peaceful, will anthropologists talk about the manga and anime boom?

>>30811
Propellers.

>>30812
Western women don't wear things in their hair.

Okay.

>>30823
What? They don't.
If you live somewhere where women don't do that sort of thing you might not understand what those accessories are. Such as Yuno's double Xs.

>>30824
No clue where you're from, but even when I have the misfortune of having to go outside I will at least see a few women with hair accessories like hairpins, barrettes, headbands, scrunchies, those hair claw thingies, and even ribbons (although rare) and kerchiefs (although ugly)... and even more if you want to count practical tools like regular hair ties, alligator clips or bobby pins.

>>30830
I never see them wear any for fashion, usually it's just a scrunchie to make a ponytail.

>>30831
Same. Not unless they're kids being made to wear stuff like that by their parents. You never see it on tv or film here either.