Childhood trauma in japanese anime a pschoanalytical studyof one piece,naruto and attack on titan

Abstract

Childhood trauma is a result of any overwhelming experience that threatens the child's psychological well being. This study examines how childhood traumas and severe grief and loss can impact an individual's life , illustrating the study with examples from Japanese anime. Japanese animation, an influential medium for culture around the world, often explores deep psychological issues, providing a special perspective on how hardship during childhood can change a person's path in adulthood. Utilizing qualitative content analysis, this study analyzes a variety of famous anime shows that are One piece , Naruto and Attack on Titan in order to support the theories used, which are connected to grief and childhood trauma. Through psychology, media sources , and cultural studies, the study intends to provide a further understanding of the cultural and psychological dimensions of anime. The study's findings will give information on anime, its role in forming opinions on childhood trauma and PTSD, and its impact on both Japanese and international audiences. Eventually, this research aims to illuminate the ways in which anime can serve as a reflective and transformative medium for addressing profound human experiences.