Anime

"Avatar: The Last Airbender" is an American made series with the same style as anime produced in Japan .

"Afro Samurai" was produced for an American market/audience even though it was produced by the Japanese anime studio Gonzo .

["The Animatrix" was developed under similar lines .]

Yes, but its not CERTAIN. Usui loves Misaki and he will never love anyone else, that's obvious. Misaki loves Usui too, and I don't think she'll end up loving anyone else, and they seem as if they're going to end up together. Its still ongoing (both the manga and the anime) so you can't say they DO end up together, but after a bunch of conflict and stuff, they're probably gonna end up together, I mean it was pretty obvious from the beginning ;) I mean not TOTALLY obvious, its just one of those animes that even though they don't seem like they'll end up together, its sorta obvious they will, like for example if you've seen Special A, Kei and Hikari were obviously going to end up together, but the story didn't make it BORING

There is one OVA for Angel Beats that is 24 minutes long

I can only think of one and that's Chidori from Full Metal Panic Fumoffu.

You didn't make it very clear on which anime you wwere talking about because there is no anime just called blood. But if you know what its complete name is you can go here >- http://myanimelist.net/anime.php -< and look it up.

Inuyasha and kagome first kiss is at the end of the second movie:(The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass)which aired between episode 95 and 96.

Also indeed kagome and inuyasha do kiss in the second movie, they also kiss in InuYasha! Kanketsu-hen! episode 26-towards tomorrow

ive only watched up to episode 73 and movie 1 and 3. but they never kiss in those ones. but kikyo kisses inuyasha in some of the episodes and in the first movie. and even if they did kiss in the 2nd movie, that doesnt count because the movies are just fillers. so technically they havent kissed.

She first appears in episode 9 - "Jamming with Edward" . Ed , whose full name is Edward Wong Hau Pepulu Tivruskii 4th , is from Earth . Ed is voiced by Melissa Fahn .

It's Not dubbed

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As of January 10, 2011, the air date of the U.S. version of Dragon Ball Z Kai--Episode 51 (Full Power Frieza! Shenron, Grant Our Wish!) is yet to be announced.

Baldroy, Finnian, and Mey-Rin are the servents of Ciel Phantomhive.

Asuming by "watch free manga", you mean anime, try these sites;

watchani.me

aniwatch.com

animefuel.com

watchanimeon.com

animecrazy.net

watchanimenow.com

animefreak.tv

animepile.net

There are many more so why not try Googl'ing yourself!

http://www.tvduck.com/frame.php?epi=220148&view=286069

For Traditional drawing (drawing on paper):

-You can use a video camera to record. A tripod can support the camera so that you don't have to hold it.

For Digital drawing:

-A screen recorder can help. I might recommend you to get Camstudio screen recording software. It's in their site, free and downloadable.

The phrase 'le dessin' may mean the design. In the word-by-word translation, the definite article 'le' means 'the'. The noun 'dessin' means 'design, scheme'.

So far, all that is really known is that it is currently "in production". As far as it is known, it could be anywhere from late 2013, to possibly 2015, though that's really baseless speculation with no verifiable sources. In short- it's being worked on, but we don't yet know when it will be released.

Well, there is no season 8 of InuYasha. There's only 7 original seasons and InuYasha: Kanketsu-hen might not even be released in English. But if not, Viz Media will release InuYasha: Kanketsu-hen in Japanese with English subtitles in America. Other than that, there will be no release of InuYasha Season 8 because there is no seson 8.

The titles released in the United States are geared toward kids and teenagers with no intention of reaching adults. The opposite in true in Japan were children, teens, and adults watch anime. The material depicted in anime brings up cultural difference that plays a role in who watches those titles.

Im not exactly sure, but I think its because Mewtwo insulted him by saying he was poorly trained, so he listened to Ash to prove Mewtwo wrong

If you look images of cosplay of those characters, or attend anime festivals where those characters are cosplayed, you'll find out.

The reason why many fans dislike 4kids is the way they treat Japanese shows when they are translated into English.

Many of these shows are designed to be viewed by audiences that are 16 or older but when are translated to English are instead marketed to young children. In order to market these shows without upsetting parents many of the questionable content is removed. Scenes which may contain graphic violence, blood, nudity/sexuality or alcohol consumption are edited or even removed entirely from the show. Some examples include the removal of blood from Naruto, removal of the lesbian relationship in Sailor Moon, and the removal of guns from Yu Gi Oh.

Furthermore, many of the Japanese cultural references, such as the language and food, are removed from the shows. In the popular Pokemon series, many of the images of rice cakes are instead replaced with sandwiches to better identify with an American viewing audience.

Lastly, the voice acting in comparison to the original Japanese shows is usually in a lower quality and the voices are usually not very similar. Reaction to the American airing of the show Naruto led many people to comment on how the main character sounded like he had a 3 Pack A Day voice.

All of these changes cause resentment and anger in fans who see a show that they once enjoyed, in the original Japanese, being turned into something that is considered a cruel mockery.

Fruits Basket

Skip Beat

Shugo Chara(I think)

Boys over flowers

Peach Girl

Marmalade Boy

But a lot of animes have love trianges, or even more than love trianges. and example of that would be School Rumble, where there is a love hexagon of sorts.

To find an anime you might be interested in, Animenewsnetwork.com is great for that, but to find them to actually watch I would google the name and then episode one after it. Or whatever episode you may be on.

Good sites: Animefreak.com animefuel.com watchanimeon.com etc.

yes, ruka does love mikan, but he also knows that natsume loves her too. he and natsume becomes rivals for her love for a bit in the manga.

clannad age rating is pg13 it is a good show