Anime

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It is virtually impossible to discuss School Days without noting its rather divisive reception. Based off of the visual novel School Days HQ, some people think this anime is bloody stellar, featuring a multi-layered quandary and conspicuous ending that will be sure to stick with the viewer long after it has finished. Others despise it, claiming that the characters are malevolent and/or irrational to the core, causing the overall experience to be infuriating to watch as a result. And while my score of this anime will...

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Now, the other parts of SSY, I don't really hear any praise for, but everyone praises this particular part. This is a story driven show, the characters don't matter, they say. I disagree, it isn't as story driven as many make it out to be. The major world building or story elements the show does have is very much linked to the show's characters. For instance, Ogres in this show isn't really used until the middle of the final arc story-wise, and most of the focus is on how the characters handle them. The adults are terrified of children and kill several...

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Please note that I'm not that well-versed in presentation, so I encourage constructive criticism here, especially.

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You wanna know the first thing that I noticed that immediately turned me off to the show? The character designs. I instantly didn't like them, for quite a few reasons:

1. Anime Face Syndrome: this is a term I personally made up because I'm tired of using the whole explanation. Anime face syndrome is all over anime hence its name. What it does is convey the same facial features that every other anime has: A line as...

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In the world of Shounen, who do you think of?



When you think about heroes in the world of Shounen, you probably think of these guys: Naruto Uzumaki, Son Goku, Monkey D. Luffy, and Ichigo Kurosaki. They’re significant members of the "over-powered hero" club and are a few of the many characters who may have inspired the creation of your hero. Perhaps you’re an aspiring writer like me who wants to create a hero similar to these...

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Side Note, don't take this title too seriously, it was clickbait(I don't think my opinion is fact)

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Alright, first things first, the characters, they are the worst characters I've ever seen. Not because they are unlikable, I mean, they haven't done anything to warrant such hate for their actions(expect Saturo). The reason why they are they are the worst is that for a lack of a better word, they are one trait characters(with the exception of Saturo once again). Yeah, you heard that, right, they have A single trait! Don't...

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So i watched the Live action Bleach Movie on Netflix with my younger brother. It is a good movie. I liked how it stayed true to the Bleach story. Other than that,the live action Bleach Movie is spot on. Glad they did not fully mess up with this movie. Hope they make another one.

I feel that Netflix and Warner brothers did a good job on this movie. People out there in the world need to stop comparing Anime live actions to the episodes. It's like how Marvel and DC Movies change and is not similar to the comics and cartoons sometimes. And the fans are like that was so unexpected...

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When it comes to anime, one of the biggest debates that every anime fan or Otaku have to answer is English dubbing or subbing.
As someone who's a big fan of anime, I can certainly understand where both sides are coming from.
The fans who prefer Subbed anime are usually fans who prefer to hear it in its original language because they think its more natural and thus, can feel the emotions the characters are going though, much better. Or that it sounds better.
The fans who prefer English Dubbed anime, like me, are people who either want to hear what the anime sounds like in...

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If you thought Fairy Tail was over, then you better think again. The series might have wrapped last year thanks to its creator Hiro Mashima, but the artist has brought the magical title back.

Yes, Fairy Tail’s much-wanted sequel is here, and fans are freaking out over the debut.

For those out of the loops, Fairy Tail is making a return this week, and it will bring lots of familiar faces with it. Thanks to Mashima, Fairy Tail: 100 Year Quest will begin its publication in Weekly Shonen Magazine under Kodansha Comics. The sequel picks up right where Fairy Tail’s...

dedicated to all Anime fans

Submitted by KEISUKE_URAHARA 20 hours ago

dedicated to all Anime fans

Submitted by KEISUKE_URAHARA 20 hours ago

dedicated to all Anime fans

Submitted by KEISUKE_URAHARA 20 hours ago