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While animation has a legacy in the United States, it's also increasingly popular throughout the world, most notably in Japan. In animation school, many students have been greatly influenced by Japanese animation, also known as Anime. Since the early 1900s, Anime has served as an influence on many American animators and filmmakers. There are many different styles of anime in Japan, yet it was relatively unknown in the US until the 1960s when programs such as Speed Racer were broadcast on American TV. There are many different styles of anime, including Mecha which was more science fiction based and had a tendency to use robots in a futuristic setting, Manga, which is primarily print based and Hentai, which is generally pornographic in nature. Before the internet and the immediate availability of sites like You Tube, many anime were shown on television. Years before I went to animation school, I remember seeing a children's show called Kimba the White Lion, which dealt

A teenager once asked, "Is anime a sin? 'Cause I'm trying to love God more. I know war is a sin, but what if you're going for the good guys. Or what if it's just a regular anime?" Here's my point. Literally, watching anime is not a sin. Yeah, right. In fact, I'm writing a book about it wherein I discuss the matter more specifically. Watching anime is just like you're watching an indie film, or Discovery Channel, wherein you acquire some information and at the same time you are being entertained. If I'm going to directly answer the question "Is watching anime a sin?" then the answer is no. However, there are many things to consider when it comes to anime. There are several "but's" about this matter. In a more literal sense, anime itself is not a sin but the way you handle your emotion while watching anime is another thing. That is just one of the many cases. Because there are many. People, especially teenagers, wh

If television takes most part of your leisure and anime is your favorite then here's time to celebrate! There are collections of anime series that are loved all over the world. What make them eternal favorites are their unique story line, interesting topic and skillful direction. So, keep a watch on the best anime series for TV that went viral! 1#Death Note  A high school student Yagami Light discovers a diary called 'Death Note' which makes him murder the criminals who have been enlisted in it! Isn't this extremely bloodcurdling? You will definitely wish to know what happens next. This cat and mouse run between police and Light is actually what the anime series 'Death Note' centers on. And the apprehension of what will happen next is exactly how the fans of the serial react to each episode they watch! 2#Full Metal Alchemist This TV series is spiced up with comedy, adventure, action, suspense and moral notes. The series portrays Europe during the era

The best thing about anime movies is that you do not have to search frantically for a genre that fits your preferences. Right from kid's entertainment to action to science fiction and to the hardcore adult materials, amine offers everything that you want to enjoy! There won't be a second opinion to it that anime movies have expanded the world of cartoon. Now if you are an anime lover and wish to collect some of the best anime thrillers, we can help you out. 1#Appleseed  If you are interested in breathless thrill then 'Appleseed' should be there in your anime movie library. It centers on the suicide of a policeman's wife and shows how the cop plans to avenge this mishap. Continuous threat of a friend to leak out the truth, impervious prowess of a genetically enhanced group of people and the strong desire to take revenge make 'Appleseed' an anime movie of rough charisma. So, it is just right for those with strong hearts! This first release of 1998 mad

In anticipation of the upcoming Superman: Man of Steel movie slated to open in theaters this summer, some serious fans of the Kryptonian demigod made a very interesting video take on Superman vs. the mighty Saiyan from the DragonBall Z franchise, Goku. The main thing that stands against Goku in a battle with the Man of Steel is durability. Goku has to constantly train to enhance his body enough to undergo further rigors ­ this spells almost automatic doom against a being of Superman's literally otherworldly power. Kal­El's physical attacks are as devastating as it gets; the only saving grace is the fact he rarely tries to kill. But since Goku wants to wait until his opponents are at full power, and seeks to goad them into unleashing it, he runs the risk of facing the Superman that made mincemeat of Darkseid and bested a reborn Doomsday. Another problem, of course, is the alien from Krypton's own ability to take punishment. If this battle occurs in the daytime, then

Bleach is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Tite Kubo. Bleach is a 200+ manga series (which evolved into anime series) which follows the adventures of Ichigo Kurosaki. Ichigo becomes a Soul Reaper (Shinigami) which is similar to Grim Reaper in American culture. Ichigo becomes a Soul Reaper when gaining the powers from Rukia Kuchiki. Accepting the task of becoming a Soul Reaper asks that Ichigo defends humans from evil spirits and pushing them into the afterlife. As a Japanese manga, Bleach was collected into 58 volumes. Better known as tankobon voulmes, each book has a poem that discusses the character placed on the cover. In Japan, 500 plus chapters have been released in Japan. In the English versions, chapter names are written in English with katakana above each of them. In Japan, ebooks were released in color in 2­12 for the Soul Societ arc volumes. Bleach was released into an animated television series by Studio Pierrot for 8 years (2004­2012). Adult Swim (