Epileptic Seizures Induced by Animated Cartoon, “Pocket Monster”¶
Takada. (1997). Epileptic Seizures Induced by Animated Cartoon, “Pocket Monster”. 6-18.
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- Motion-Triggered Harm
- The 1997 Pokémon "Cyber Soldier Porygon" broadcast episode, which triggered seizures in approximately 700 Japanese viewers, established the broadcast-harm case and drove international flash-rate standards
This sourceThe Takada et al. report that most seizures occurred at a scene alternating red and blue frames at 12 Hz. The Takada et al. hospital questionnaire, in which almost all the children's fits while watching the cartoon were judged epileptic seizures and most occurred at a red-and-blue 12 Hz scene.
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“Almost all seizures induced by the TV program "Pocket Monster" were epileptic, and partial seizures were induced more frequently than generalized seizures.”
- The 1997 Pokémon "Cyber Soldier Porygon" broadcast episode, which triggered seizures in approximately 700 Japanese viewers, established the broadcast-harm case and drove international flash-rate standards
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