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[slasherstation]

Do you know any mangas with good black representation ? Namely characters with black features because I feel it can be really tricky to implement them without seeming racist.

I think you can add black characters in manga without seeming racist!

Some manga with black rep would be

Hunter x Hunter (Canary)

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (Muhammad Avdol)

Michiko & Hatchin (Michiko is actually inspired by late black artist Aaliyah)

Cowboy Bebop (Coffee)

Bleach (Kaname Tōsen)

Soul Eater (Kiriku Rungu)

Naruto Shippuden (Karui Akimichi and Omoi)

Fire Force (Ogun Montgomery)

Afro Samurai (Afro Samurai)

Carole and Tuesday (Carole Stanley)

Honorable and very good mentions:

Attack on Titan (Onyankopon)

The Great Pretender (Dorothy)

Canon Busters (Created by a black man with black leads)

Witch Hat Atelier (Jujy)

Haikyuu!! (Aran Ojiro)

Sword Art Online (Agil)

Re-Main (Yutaka Babayaro Inomata)

And there are a few others too! I feel like anime and manga SHOULD add black characters without being racist or having weird and racist designs. I think anime and manga is moving in the right direction when it comes to black rep. And people should not be afraid to add characters like that. Many anime fans are black and love to see themselves!

Also a good account that posts black rep and dark skin rep would be @Blackanimechar on twitter (they haven’t posted since 2022) but it’s still good to look at

I believe the more diverse an anime is the better!

[toasterghostie]

2024 Predictions:

-Swifties join together as a hivemind to become a fifty foot collective being and start hunting down Taylor's exes,

- ai written songs reminiscent of a mix of vocaloid and "Carol and Tuesday", we revolt after.

-David Tennant comes out as bisexual,

-tiktok makes a new trend where you sit in a busy intersection/road and try to make something with an easy back oven before you get ran over/ arrested/ removed,

-surge in cowboy aesthetic on Instagram where you wear jeans, eat beans and collect horse memorabilia, homosexual undertones optional but encouraged.

-pegging joke in new Dr who episodes,

-we get another equally hilarious fucked up painting restoration as the weird Jesus,

-Porygon is forgiven by Pokémon™ and Pikachu is held accountable for his crimes in a live action court room recording, the defender is wearing the chubby Pikachu costume and their lawyer is wearing Misty's outfit but with a red tie.

-Wednesday S2 has painter dude accidentally sleep paint himself a new face as the in universe excuse for changed actor.

-Scientists introduce rats to just dance, they start beating global top records within the first week,

-politicians start getting pelted with rubber chickens in public.

-Someone puts googly eyes on the Eiffel tower, three months later same thing with the statue of liberty.

Last but not least;

-Disney's first gay character.

[lesbiradshaw]

♫ top gun characters as taylor swift album covers

[friend-lover-traitor-narrator]

I'm really sorry updates on I Think We're Alone Now and Ocean Of Love are taking so long at the moment!

I'm busy writing my @tg2024exchange fake dating hangster fic and that needs to be done by July 4. I'm already 12k words in and nowhere near finished... so yeah, that's my priority right now.

-> Masterlist <-

[darylscigarettesmoke]

I don’t want to say anything so I’ll just say it. Is Red Dead Redemption the next game on Zabel’s agenda after The Last of Us?

I’m sure Daryl and Carol will encounter a group of lonesome Cowboys in spain with a lunatic leader who overestimates himself and watch that tight-knitted group slowly crumble because of bad decisions, until Carol and Daryl will be alone again and maybe Daryl will find some…. Redemption 🫣😉

[princess-paige-place-of-fun]

Cowboy Garcello and His Posse in the Wild West

Garcello as a cowboy with his friends Whitty, Hex and Carol in the Wild West. Looks like Garcello and his posse are going for a drink at the saloon.

Original image by Hispanic-Panic

[irishanimefan]

The year is 1998. Some pretty great anime aired that year, including Cowboy Bebop -- considered by many to be one of the greatest anime series of all time. But Bebop was also responsible for the founding of a brand new studio, one that would make a significant impact on the anime industry. That studio was Studio Bones, and the rest, as they say, is history.

In this video I’m going to explain what makes Bones stand out from every other animation studio in Japan and why they are still thriving after all this time!

[tomnelart]

A mock-up I did of a Carole & Tuesday album cover!

as always, open for comms y'all <3

[theowlhousefanboy]

Notable And Underrated Anime That Have Excellent English Dubs, In My Opinion - A List (With Some Extra Banter or Whatever)

The works of Shinichirō Watanabe, ranging from Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo, Space Dandy, and Carole & Tuesday (so much so that they're better off disqualified from lists likes this, due to being way too obvious choices... moving on)

FLCL (heck, would even say the same to the otherwise derivative Progressive and Alternative)

The Read or Die OVA, alongside its sequel series R.O.D the TV (so good, that even the likes of Yomiko "The Paper" Readman changing accents actually doesn't feel as jarring as I thought it would be)

Azumanga Daioh (on a side note, Ayumu "Osaka" Kasuga sounds a bit like Steven Universe's Amethyst and The Owl House's Vee Noceda; can't really say why)

Lucky Star (so, which part of the Choco cornets should we eat first?)

Nichijou ('nuff said)

K-On!/K-On!! (might sound a bit jarring if one also watched Puella Magi Madoka Magica on the English dub (a bit good, but nothing compared to the Rebellion movie and maybe the compilation films; case in point, Mio Akiyama, Ritsu Tainaka, Tsumugi Kotobuki, and Azusa Nakano are Homura Akemi, Kyubey, -bloody- Hitomi Shizuki, and Madoka Kaname respectively)

Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagaan (kinda sucks that the two compilation movies don't have dubs; would have loved seeing the extra hamminess of the characters' English voices in those)

Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water - ADV (even if the occasional accents are inaccurate, the emotional delivery of the VAs is hard to deny, especially the vile Gargoyle's)

Kill la Kill (if one has witnessed it, then you know that they sure had a lot of fun playing the characters in this extremely fun gainaxy romp)

Toradora! (...basically the closest we get to seeing Madoka verbally beat down Kyubey in romance and stuff)

Ghost in the Shell, both the movie duology (1 and 2: Innocence) and Stand Alone Complex, including the Tachikomatic Days extras and the Solid State Society movie (so much so that the latter's DVDs are mostly set with the English dub on default, reportedly even in Japan)

REDLINE (can't speak enough for it so to describe its epicness)

Dead Leaves (you can actually watch it on YouTube... it might overwhelm you)

Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt (telling that it's way more raunchy than even the original Japanese)

Golden Boy (you know, at least the show didn't continue on, lest it might have gotten way too weirder like the manga it's adapted from)

Black Lagoon (so good, that it resulted with the Roberta's Blood Trail OVAs having the cast reprise their roles due to fan demand)

Excel Saga and Puni Puni Poemy (so madcap, the former's titular character's VA broke her voice halfway through the show)

Honorable mentions:

Neon Genesis Evangelion - particularly the ADV dub, with Manga Entertainment's efforts on The End of Evangelion and the Director's Cut versions of Episodes 21-24 (it might be correctly deemed as flawed, but nowadays, it sure has proven its worth, albeit at the cost of the Netflix dub being derided as lacking in emotion and perhaps also nuance)

The Manga Entertainment dubs for the Patlabor movie duology (a shame the OVA series preceding it doesn't share the same cast, while the Patlabor TV series dub... eludes me)

GaoGaiGar (flaw: it's unfinished, and thus never even reached the FINAL parts)

In the meantime, hopeful readers, feel free to put on personal recommendations, in case there'll be a second part, if not a commenter's edition.

[antoine-lazazel]

Today I learned Watanabe (director of Cowboy Bebop) was also a chief director in Carole and Tuesday!

[fagrackham]

like sorry to my film prof but if you aren’t a straight dude who’s never been in a film class before most people are pretty tired of unlikable straight male protagonists who take out their rage towards the world on women and furniture

[pijin69]

The life of Shinichiro Watanabe: Cowboy Bebop director

[ms-cornucopia]

A cowboy’s hands are as strong as steel, as tough as leather, but soft enough to touch a butterfly’s wing and the skin of a woman without disturbing the beauty of either.

Carol Crandell, The Weaver's Tale: A Story of the Malheur River Country

[the-uncanny-dag]

The only screen adaptation of Disco Elysium I shall be willing to tolerate is a show that has Naoki Urasawa and/or Shinichiro Watanabe directly involved in its visuals, writing & directing. David Lynch possibly also. Everyone else can fall into a hole

[amethyst-wind-uk]

Why weren't they braver with this show? It's in the same universe as Cowboy Bebop! A same-sex couple are hardly the most unbelievable parts of that world!

[mamimi-07]

Elaina Green

[Cowboy bebop and Carole and Tuesday oc]

Elaina is a partially blind musician/singer. She was born in Venus but due family circumstances (abuse, manipulation and being taken advantage of) she moved to Mars. She has one doggo named Comet add he’s a pug! She lives alone at an high studio apartment (wealthy bc family and her career)

She enjoys a quiet life but it seems that the most quiet people are the most lonely.