If you mean shoujo then: The term shoujo literally means [young] girl in Japanese. Its used to describe manga/anime marketed to a female audience roughly between the ages of 10 and 18. Since its rather an indicator of a target demographic, than a style of genre per se, its difficult to point main subject, narrative, or a graphic style, that would be exclusive for this type of the stories. Most of them though, focuses on romantic relationships and emotional states of the main characters.
Shoujo means "Girl's Manga", whereas Shounen means "Boy's manga". Its a type of manga as there are many types. Shoujo Manga usually refers to manga types that revolve around romance.
It means Girl. Used as a generic term for anime and manga aimed at young females. Pronounced 'sho-jo'.
The romance, shoujo Cluster shows only being published by Shinigensha with no English publisher. No online scanlation team has taken on the task of translating the manga into English
There are several types of manga and anime, but they are mainly divided into two main groups: shounen (also spelt shonen) and shoujo (spelt shojo). Shounen is aimed primarily toward boys. The story often centers around fighting and action and is closely tied to the Action, Adventure and Martial Arts genres. It is the male equivalent to shoujo. The more adult equivalent to shounen is seinen, which features fighting and action only bloodier and more vulgar. Shoujo is aimed primarily toward girls. The story is often circled around love and romance between two characters and is closely tied to Romance, School Life, and Drama genres. It is the female equivalent to shounen. The adult equivalent to shoujo is josei which features a more realistic form of romance. Although these are not the main genres, you often hear different mangas being referred to as either shounen or shoujo rather than comedy or drama. You may also hear the terms "yaoi", "yuri", "shounen-ai", and "shoujo-ai" floating around. Yaoi is boyxboy; shounen-ai is considered to be less mature. Yuri is girlxgirl, with shoujo-ai being less mature. The rest of the terms are rather self explanatory. Often in manga hosting sites, you will also see manhua and manwha. These are the Chinese and Korean (I think) equivalents of manga. I belive that in manwha, you read right to left.
Anime like Honey and Clover and Paradise Kiss will do. ParaKiss is also by manga-ka Yazawa Ai. Also, though I'm not sure if it's an anime yet, the series Perfect Girl Evolution is a great shoujo to try.
Momoiro sora o - 2011 is rated/received certificates of: Singapore:NC-16
well, naruto movie 4 might be ani-manga. ani-manga may be even better than manga for its color because manga doesn't even have any color. so watch out for it! well, naruto movie 4 might be ani-manga. ani-manga may be even better than manga for its color because manga doesn't even have any color. so watch out for it!
No. The most popular manga is Shonen Jump and that is obviously shonen.
Shoujo or shojo manga is for girls, Shounen manga is for boys, and hentai manga are for adults. It is ok for a girl to like shounen and for a boy to like shoujo, It is about what you like. Just make sure you stay away from henti intill your old enough to watch it and can handle it.
Unfortunately no, or at least not yet. There are however a number of talented artists on DeviantArt and the Katawa Shoujo forums that are attempting to make it into a manga. It remains to be seen whether they will actually complete it though.
Shoujo, Yaoi, Seinen, Yuri, etc. But it all depends on the type of manga story you will be drawing. For example, if you happen to be drawing a Shoujo type manga story then you will have to be more detailed especially in expressions.
Most Shoujo manga with jealous (
depends on your tastes, but usually Shojo/Shoujo.
In English, the word 'shoujo' is defined as a class of manga geared toward the audience of young girls. More specifically the ages between 10 and 18.
You can search www.japantodoor.com they are a great place to search from thing in Japan! If you can not find it, you can have them search in Japanese for you!
The Fruits Basket manga won the Kodansha Manga Award in the shoujo category in 2001 and the Best Manga award at the American Anime Awards in 2007.
Kaze no Hikaru
"Shoujo" is a genre of manga and anime targeted primarily at a young female audience, typically featuring romantic storylines, emotional themes, and a focus on relationships and character development.
Shoujo Sect and I Fell In Love For The First Timeare good yuri mangas, but they have mature content.