INTERPRETATIVE PHENOMENOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE DEPICTION OF ONI ACCORDING TO JAPANESE UKIYO-E PAINTINGS AND THE DEPICTION OF ONI IN THE ANIME "KIMETSU NO YAIBA" BY KOYOHARU GOTOUGE
Abstract
This research is about "the difference between the depiction of the appearance of oni according to Japanese Ukiyo-e paintings and the depiction of oni in the anime Kimetsu no Yaiba". The aim of this research is to look for differences in the depiction of the appearance of oni depicted in Ukiyo-e paintings with the appearance of the oni found in anime "Kimetsu no Yaiba". The data for this research are pictures of oni on the Ukiyo-e website and the shounen anime about demon hunters, namely "Kimetsu no Yaiba". This research uses qualitative methods with observation and data classification. The stages of data analysis techniques include data reduction, data display, data interpretation, and drawing research conclusions. Based on the analysis, research results were obtained in the form of differences in the depiction of Oni in Ukiyo-e paintings and Oni in the anime "Kimetsu no Yaiba" in terms of their physical appearance and the way they dress. The appearance of Oni according to Japanese Ukiyo-e paintings is that men have red skin, their appearance is only wearing a loincloth made of animal skin, female Oni (kijo) have an ugly face and have blue skin with tattered clothes. Meanwhile, the male oni in the anime "Kimetsu no Yaiba" has a physical appearance with pale white skin, wearing a suit and wearing a hat. Female oni (kijo) have pale white skin and wear patterned kimono clothes. Keywords: culture, oni, japan, yokai, animeReferences
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