If memory serves, "Tetsujin 28-Go" was the first Japanese Animated TV Series to be brought to America. 1964 was the year it debuted, under the name "Gigantor". It was produced by the studio Tele-Cartoon Japan, so I'm guessing that they had the rights along with the original manga artist. Either the studio or the artist must have passed on the rights to an American dubbing company.
I'm an adult from America and I like anime and manga. Also, my adult friends like manga as well. So yes adults in America like anime and manga.
Balachine brought ballet to America in 1933.
In the anime, he died a few months after he moved to America in a car accident. In the manga, he died while his plane to America crashed.
it would be odd as much for a Mexican making an anime it is usally japan or America that makes them so yes it would be weird
I don't think there is but you can search for it on the internet. But I do know that you can watch anime shows like Naruto, Pokemon, and Inuyasha on Cartoon Network on Saturday nights.
I'm an adult from America and I like anime and manga. Also, my adult friends like manga as well. So yes adults in America like anime and manga.
Its already in America.
Anime is not part of the main stream and probably has a limited demographic .
The English and Irish brought Halloween to America.
Eric Johnson and co-creator Alvin Chang brought Anime Momotaro to the stage. It is a retelling of the Japanese childhood fable Momotaro in an Anime style setting.
No, the anime Magic Tree House movie will not release into theaters in America. It is available in the U.S. on DVD.
there are thousand and thousand of anime books u would never know how much there are
This is a question that's been in dispute for many years. While we cannot deny that some content in anime is wrong, we have to remember that anime comes from Japan, which has many different laws than in America (as America is a free country, whereas Japan is still a monarchy). In America's standards, some of the content in anime is wrong. But you also have to remember that it's just a cartoon, and not real.
No, it's not.
The Funnamation channel.
Monsuno IS an anime, it was aired in America first because, apparently, Japan was having problems; needing to delay its premire. This is the main cause on why season 2; Combat Chaos; was aired in Japan before America. Showing it is an anime (also its on myanimelist.com).
Simple answer: Yes. The movie is a bit different from the anime because it was translated by a different company years before the anime was brought to America. The movie has a different voice cast than the series. It also does not include the style of humor the anime has. The plot is decent and the action is good, so you should watch it, but be warned it's not going to be the same as watching the series. Oh, one more thing: Kurabara is called Kurahara in the movie. No idea why.