#japanese cartoon

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Fact 124:

The spaceship seen in the background of sbemail japanese cartoon and a few other Stinkoman-related things on the website was originally going to be the 20X6 version of The Cheat

Cheatball eventually replaced the ship in the Scrolling Shooter Games Menu and has stayed ever since

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kaiketsu zorori art? please? 😬

Of course I can do that! This was a lot of fun ^^

I hope you like it :)

Suggestions, tips, and requests are welcome!!! I don't do any NSFW but I'll create for any fandom. Feel free to use this for something if you want. A like, reblog, or follow if you do would be appreciated!

~ Parker

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Rurouni Kenshin remake, Season 2

By the way Rurouni Kenshin remake season 2 (the Kyoto arc) has been released recently.

Two episodes so far.

(Haven't actually tried tracking for real but I would assume that Crunchy Roll should have it? At the very least it is airing now on TV Tokyo.)

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Sazae airs on Sundays.

Sazae is a slice-of-life family cartoon that began as a comic strip. It airs internationally on Sunday evenings. The scheduling choice was very intentional as it grew into TV - this was to preserve it as a way to end the weekend, or you might say, to maintain Sazae-San syndrome.

Sazae-San Syndrome refers to that melancholy, dreadful feeling with the harsh contrast of weekend freedom and the oncoming work week.

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I'm catching up with anime today.

I'm clearing through the English dub of Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian. And it's a good show. But one particular situation bugged me, and I'm going to post it here because I'm a NERD. And when it comes to anime, I rarely complain about stuff like "animation quality" or frame counts or whatever. Its TV anime, there's only so much you can do. But bad continuity in perspective IRRITATES ME. anyway. We have this shot here of Yuki speaking to her mom. Great shot, clearly shows the mother in the lower position both in literal perspective and hierarchy in the family, and Yuki clearly in the higher. Great! Lighting is great too!

And then we have this shot:

Mom looking up at her, also a great shot. Really emphasizes that mom is looking UP to her daughter in the hopes that her daughter will elevate her out of the darkness. Great! BUT THEN SIN IS COMMITTED NEXT:

Where is the perspective on this?! The first shot clearly shows Yuki halfway up the stairs, with the bannister and baluster shown in the first shot on the left of the shot. It's probably just the next section of stairs, but it isn't shown in the previous shots, and it feels super jarring. So I ask myself, why would they do this? It's an adaptation, so maybe it's a shot they wanted to keep from the manga? Maybe it's showing that, even though Yuki is considered this golden child to her mom and grandfather, that she herself is only halfway there? I don't know, it just bugged me, is all. I'm a nitpicker, so It's probably not gonna matter to 99% of the anime community.

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Que animação é essa? "Angel's Egg", de 1985

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Pokémon Fun Facts - A Tad Nerdy

Pokémon Pokémon Pokémon What More Do You Need 😍

Pokémon – What A Buzz Pokémon, the globally popular franchise, had humble beginnings in the world of gaming and entertainment. The concept of Pokémon was developed by Satoshi Tajiri and Ken Sugimori and was first introduced to the world through Nintendo’s Game Boy. The year was 1996 when the first Pokémon games, Pokémon Red and Green, were launched in Japan. The games’ premise revolved around…

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Siren recommends: Japanese kids shows

So while researching about one of my favorite shows, I found out through NHK WORLD PREMIUM you can watch Japanese TV programs from roughly anywhere in the world.

I’m not a tech kid so you’re gonna have to figure out all the tech stuff… but what I can help you with is suggesting two of my favorite kids shows from NHK that also broadcast to world premium! They’re aimed at kids of all ages so it might be useful for learning Japanese!

all times shown are in EST! I also suggest keeping an eye on the official schedule because things could change: https://nhkworldpremium.com/en/schedules

Go! Go! CookR’n! (Mon - Wed)

Yup, right off the bat it’s a show about cooking.

However while the cooking is the main focus, there is also an animated story that is actually intriguing! The story is about two siblings named Luna and Soleil who are on a mission to find out what happened to their dead parents, who used to be the legendary hero CookR’n.

I talked about this show previously but it’s such a gem. The characters are great, and whenever they do a collab it’s always chaotic and hilarious.

Whiz-Kids TV (Tues-Fri)

Once again like CookR’n, this is a variety show that showcases a variety of stuff, too much for me to name, but also has a story that airs once every two(?) weeks. It’s also MY CHILDHOOD FAVORITE SHOW AND I STILL LOVE IT

There’s this world called “Geo-world” where the main symbol of the world is this giant tree. The leaves are made from energy, born when a human challenges themselves to try new things. One day all that energy on the tree was stolen by the Mononoke family, who live on the other side of Geoworld.

17 elementary and junior high school kids are chosen to help restore the tree by fighting TV Zombies who are stealing energy from humans. The official site has 5 minute recap videos for all the episodes so far.

They also do live broadcasts on Thursdays. And yes the tree had its energy stolen TWICE not including the initial theft. (The second was like last Thursday whoops)

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Fact 51:

In sbemail japanese cartoon, Strong Bad says

"So cool an email.

I thought you would enjoy it.

Ding dong, dear Strong Bad"

This haiku was completely accidental, as said by Strong Bad on Twitter

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Chibi Maruko chan sticker

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Ken The Eagle - Science Ninja Team Gatchaman (1973)