Anime

Partygoers At the average party, everyone is not in a big group chatting with each other. They split off and find their friends, settling in a corner where they don't have to interact with people they aren't accustomed to. This might defeat the purpose of a party, but this occurrence is found in other places as well; such as classrooms, sport events, etc. But at every large gathering, one can find several different groups of people. The Band Geeks At every party, one will find a group primarily…

It was precisely thirteen minutes into the lesson when someone pulled open the door. I didn't move my body in anyway, but I did move my eyes so that I could see just who it was that was now in the doorway. A boy with chestnut brown hair in an anime boy hair cut, a tan that looked a little darker than most, army tags around his neck, a sleepy look that made him seem like he had pulled an all-nighter for an exam and a red and black flannel shirt that was inside out, stood in the doorway scanning…

Speaking of that, I can't wait to finally travel with you to Los Angeles...with our parents tho lmao but at least our plan went through. Going to Anime Expo, LCS, and Eat exotic shit (elote…

If you want to talk about anime or video games all the time with your friends, then you do that. Everyone isn't going to want to listen to you but someone will. The more people that enjoy the same things bring different ideas and perspectives on them. I found those people because…

he video game industry has always been a topic of controversy over the years. Ever since their first creation there have been a number of opinions surrounding them. The opinions are usually mixed between positive of negative. However, it should be more accurate to state that the opinions of video games range from, strange, absurd, reasonable and downright ridiculous. While video games have gotten popular with mainstream audiences with the rise of esport, video game expos like E3, and the rise of…

“Starry Night” is a great example of Japanese inspired paintings, using the nature theme and using the swirling brush strokes to give it a unique look. Even now, modern artists are inspired by Japanese artwork, one of the most recognizable styles being anime and manga. Furniture is something that we use every day. It can be anything from the chair you’re sitting on to the couch in your living room. Did you know that Japan influenced the way your furniture looks? It’s true! The Victorian era is…

A hotheaded mother and an immature father try to do the impossible, raising four mischievous boys, who challenge the game of life day by day. Malcolm in the Middle TV is a sitcom unlike other family orientated series since each episode corresponds with real world problems the household face but reach solutions in an unorthodox manner. Lois and Hal, the mother and father, are pushed beyond their limits as they try raising four boys, Francis, Reese, Malcolm, and Dewey. Furthermore, the eponymous…

usually marked with. Miyazaki was very inspired by gothic architecture and history, so this theme is very present throughout the series, both in level design and soundtrack, which features ominous orchestras and traditional choirs. Rather than being an anime or manga inspired design, though, the game has its roots in medieval Europe (sprawling, corrupted cathedrals, towering, crumbling castles, etc.). Books could be written about the level of detail that goes into each part of the in-game world.…

Then there is my first year of highschool as a freshmen. During this whole year, I was naive and utterly stupid. I thought I could become some professional e-sports player and could impress people with my passion for anime. I was also extremely overweight and hideous so there was that. This was also the year that the friends I made in middle school left me one by one because of one idiot’s opinion of me. I had trouble sleeping, severe depression because no one was there for me, and I was always…

some experience working in a photography studio, it was intimidating trying to direct and photograph my own shoot. Furthermore, the shoot was basically in the dark. The only light source would be coming from a projector which was showing scenes from anime films. This already was extremely difficult to work with—every setting on my camera was the exact opposite of what would normally be used in a studio shoot. In the end, I was able to make it work and they used the photographs in the print issue…