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Anime is generally defined as being Japanese animation. It is mostly based on manga. However, due to its explosion in popularity in English-speaking countries, the drawing style and visual effects have also begun to spread into use outside of its origin. Inappropriate use of anime symbols (e.g. sweatdrops) or Fangirl Japanese can cause Sue-Influenced Localized Anime Syndrome. The TV adaptation takes extreme liberties with the plot, and only vaguely follows the plot of the manga. * Kyo is an artificial construct, born of Kyoshiro's attempt to purge violence and cruelty from himself: Kyo is the dark half of Kyoshiro's soul in a Mibu-made homunculus. * While Kyo is resealed inside Kyoshiro after losing a swordfight to him, the circumstances behind it are different. Kyoshiro confronts Kyo at the Battle of Sekigahara in order to stop his bloody rampage, rather than to protect Sakuya. * Apart from these and flashbacks to his time with Muramasa, Akira and Hotaru, the anime provides fewer details of Kyo's past. * The character of Yuya is often relegated to a peripheral character, while the role of the kenyou is enhanced. Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei (魔法科高校の劣等生 lit. "The Poor Performing Student of a Magic High School) is an anime series produced by Madhouse that premiered on April 5, 2014. It covers six of the first seven volumes of the light novel series. It is simulcasted by Crunchyroll and has been licensed for streaming by Aniplex of America. The first opening theme is Rising Hope by LiSA, and the first ending theme is "Millenario." by Elisa. The second opening theme is grilletto by GARNiDELiA, and the second ending theme is Mirror by Rei Yasuda. Anime is a genre of animation that started in Japan and is gaining popularity in English speaking countries, particularly with young people. CGI has revolutionised mainstream film production, yet photo-realistic films remain linear, with no user choice and participation. Meanwhile, faster computer graphics have greatly improved interactive computer games, however the 'story lines' of such games generally takes a very much secondary role to the game challenges. __TOC__ La Wiki su tutti i cartoni giapponesi: generi, titoli, sottogeneri, trame e tutto quello che c'è da sapere sul mondo degli Anime qui, per appassionati e no! The manga Eyeshield 21 was written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Yusuke Murata, and the anime adaption consisting of 145 television episodes was co-produced by TV Tokyo, NAS and Gallop. The television series first aired on Japan's TV Tokyo network from April 6, 2005 to March 19, 2008. Pokémon (ポケットモンスター Poketto Monsutā) è un anime basato sulla serie di videogiochi Pokémon trasmesso dall'emittente giapponese TV Tokyo a partire dal 1997. In Giappone l'anime è composto da quattro serie: Pocket Monsters, Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation, Pocket Monsters Diamond & Pearl e Pocket Monsters Best Wishes!. Negli Stati Uniti d'America ed in Europa le serie sono state ulteriormente suddivise in quattordici stagioni. Informazione da: Pokémon.com |} Categoria:Anime Categoria:Stub The anime version of Bleach was produced by Studio Pierrot and directed by Noriyuki Abe. It began broadcasting in Japan on October 5, 2004, on TV Tokyo. It ceased broadcasting on March 27, 2012. A total of 366 episodes were aired before the anime concluded. Episodes 1-167 were made and broadcasted in 4:3, with episodes 168+ made and broadcasted in 16:9 wide screen. The anime was simulcast on Crunchyroll, and the dubbed version aired on Adult Swim. The anime is still available on Crunchyroll as part of their archived library. Anime (japanisch: アニメ) gehören zur japanischen Kultur. Der Begriff ist eine Abkürzung des englischen Begriffs animation (jap. アニメーション animēshon) und bezeichnet in Japan alle Arten von Zeichentrickfilmen (auch nicht japanische Filme). Außerhalb von Japan werden vor allem „typisch japanische“ oder in Japan produzierte Zeichentrickfilme als Anime bezeichnet. Wersja anime Bleacha była produkowana przez studio Pierrot, jej reżyserem był Noriyuki Abe. Emisja anime rozpoczęła się 5 października 2004, w TV Tokyo. Odcinki 1-167 zostały wykonane w rozdzielczości 4:3, a odcinki 168+ w 16:9. Oprócz regularnej serii, anime składa się również z czterech filmów i dwóch OVA. Anime. Der Xebec Verlag produzierte eine 25 Folgen lange Anime-Adaption, von dem Manga Pandora Hearts, der vom 3. April 2009 bis 25. September 2009 im japanischen Fernsehen lief. Am 26. Oktober 2010 kam der Anime mit englischen Untertiteln in Nordamerika heraus. Und seit dem 30. November 2012 kann man den Anime auch auf deutsch kaufen. Es ist noch unbekannt ob es eine zweite Staffel geben soll. Anime é qualquer animação produzida no japão. A palavra é a pronúncia abreviada de "animação" em japonês, onde esse termo se refere a qualquer animação. Para os ocidentais a palavra se refere aos desenhos animados vindos do Japão. A origem da palavra é controversa, podendo vir da palavra inglesa animation ("animação") ou da palavra francesa animé ("animado"), versão defendida por pesquisadores como Frederik L Schodt e Alfons Moliné. Ao contrário do que muitos pensam, o anim não é um género, mas um meio, e no Japão produzem-se filmes animados com conteúdos variados, dentro de todos os gêneros possíveis e imagináveis (comédia, terror, drama, ficção científica, etc.). Hino Kahoko is a student whose school is divided into two branches - the Normal Branch, in which students wear grey uniforms, and the Music Branch, in which the students wear white. The school's tradition is a music competition, but it it more common that students from the Music Branch are chosen to compete. Kahoko is surprised one day to encounter a fairy named Lili. Solely because she is the only student to see him, she is the only student from the Normal Branch to be in the competition. Anime, or Japanese Animation, is beloved by many geeks. And since geeks are what Board 8 is all about, there are several Anime Fans on the board. There are also very vocal detractors, and any topic comparing anime and other forms of animation inevitibly ends up in a flame war. kenrmcha runs a Rate the Anime Character contest that has been going for over a hundred days. There are also some Anime Boards on GameFAQs, seperate from the rest. Yoshifan823 originally hailed from that set of boards, until he came here. Where it is much better. Even though he isn't loved as much. The anime version of Say "I Love You" was produced by ZEXCS and directed by Takuya Satō. It began broadcasting in Japan on October 6, 2012, on Tokyo MX, tvk, BS11 and AT-X. It ceased broadcasting on December 30, 2012. A total of 13 episodes were aired before the anime concluded. The series has been licensed by Sentai Filmworks in North America and was simulcast on Crunchyroll. Anime (アニメ Anime ) is a style of animation originating in Japan, characterized by colorful graphics and often featuring themes intended for an adult audience. The word is the Japanese abbreviated pronunciation of "animation." The intended meaning of the term sometimes varies depending on the context. The original base for some its art style origniates from emulating the art of American cartoons of the 1930s, such as Walt Disney cartoon shorts. This is why some characters are portayed with the recognizeable large oval eyes the genre is known for to this very day. This page is a navigation page, and contains links to all pages with information pertaining to the various anime series. This page contains overview information only, for detailed content, please view the main articles. The Great Teacher Onizuka anime series has a total of 43 episodes, with the first episode airing on June 30, 1999 and ending on September 24, 2000. It is directed by Naoyasu Hanyu and Noriyuki Abe for Studio Pierrot. The series is lincensed for North America and Canada by Tokyopop. thumb|250px|Logo oficial de Pokémon en occidente. Pokémon ( Pocket Monsters en japonés) es un anime basado en su mayoría en los videojuegos de la franquicia Pokémon. Fue creado en Japón por Satoshi Tajiri, Junichi Masuda y Ken Sugimori, siendo producida por los estudios OLM Incorporated y licenciada por The Pokémon Company desde 2006. El anime comenzó su recorrido por la televisión japonesa en TV Tokyo desde 1997 y todavía hoy sigue en emisión, contando con más de 950 episodios. Anime is the term coined as a catch-all phrase for most popular animation that emerges from Japan. Con "Anime" puede que te refieras a: * Soul Eater (anime), el anime de la saga de Soul Eater. * Soul Eater Not! (anime), el anime de la saga de Soul Eater Not! (spin-off de Soul Eater). Anime (アニメ) is animation originating in Japan. The world outside Japan regards anime as "Japanese animation". Anime originated about 1917. While the earliest known Japanese animation dates from 1917, and many original Japanese cartoons were produced in the ensuing decades, the characteristic anime style developed in the 1960s - notably with the work of Osamu Tezuka - and became known outside Japan in the 1980s. Case Closed has aired since January 8, 1996 on Nippon Television Network System in Japan. Funimation Entertainment have obtained license to dub the series into English which was officially confirmed on July 5, 2003. Fifty episodes of the English dubbed series aired on Cartoon Network as part of their Adult Swim programming block on May 24, 2004 until January 2005 and were discontinued due to low ratings. The dubbed series aired in Canada on YTV's Bionix programming block from April 7, 2006 until September 2, 2006. An anime is a chemical compound that contains the anime group, which consists of one oxygen atom, one tantalum atom, one potassium atom, and one uranium atom, with a total charge of negative one (OTaKU-). Anime compounds can be divided into two groups: animo acids and animo salts. Currently there are Three Season in Junjou Romantica. Romantica: Misaki is struggling to prepare for his college entrance exams, so his brother arranges for a private tutor (who is also his best friend since high school). But Misaki's nightmare is just beginning when his tutor, Usami, comes on to him! How will Misaki ever manage to pass his exam? And why does he feel so mysteriously drawn to Usami? (Source: RightStuf) Three intertwining love stories threaten to unravel as each couple struggles to find its own path. (Source: RightStuf) The third part of Junjou Romantica continuing the story. Anime (aka Eastern Animation) is a type of animation primarily from Japan. It is extremely popular, and has a unique art style. They share many similarities with cartoons (Western Animation), such as plot holes and cliches; however, anime is by far more likely to have a storyline than cartoons. The Eiken anime is a 2 episode OVA which centers around the first few volumes of the Manga. Each episode is 20 minutes long. Pokémon (abreujament de Pocket Monsters, ポケットモンスター Poketto Monsutā en japonès) és una sèrie d'anime, que està basada en la sèrie de videojocs de la franquícia Pokémon. Creada al Japó i adaptat per a la televisió nord-americana, Pokémon és la sèrie més llarga i completa de la televisió que es va basar en els videojocs i part de la franquícia. Així és com totes les temporades avancen amb la finalitat que Ash Ketchum aconseguisca les 8 medalles de la regió en la qual es trobe i poder anar i guanyar la Lliga Pokémon. The show is directed by Hisashi Saitō, written by Yūko Kakihara, and the music is by Motoyoshi Iwasaki. Sotto è la lista degli episodi di InuYasha e InuYasha: The Final Act e dei film e OVA. The term for the style of Japanese animation. This article is missing significant information. Help MOVIEPEDIA by [ contributing to it]. After the Saiyuki "Premium" OVA was released in 1999, the manga received a proper TV anime adaptation, Gensoumaden Saiyuki, in 2000, and ADV licensed & released both the entire TV series as well as the 2001 theatrical movie, Saiyuki Requiem. Anime (pronounced "an-ee-may") is an abbreviation for the word animation and describes an animated movie or other video content that originated in Japan. It is characterized by stark, colorful graphics depicting vibrant characters in action-filled plots often with fantastic or futuristic themes. Digital Monsters (デジタルモンスター-Dejitaru Monsutaa) oder abgekürzt Digimon (デジモン-Dejimon) ist der Name eines erfolgreichen, japanischen Mangas von Bandai] und Animes von Toei Animation. Das Ganze begann bereits im Juni 1997 mit den sogenannten Virtual Pets (kurz V-Pets), wobei es sich um kleine Geräte handelt, auf denen man ein eigenes, virtuelles/digitales Monster aufziehen kann, also ganz ähnlich einem Tamagotchi. Noch im selben Jahr erschien ein Vorläufer des ersten Digimon-Mangas, welcher 1998 im Magazin V-Jump von Shueisha veröffentlicht wurde. Im März 1999 folgte dann der erste Digimon-Movie zusammen mit der ersten Digimon-Staffel, die auf dem Sender Fuji TV ausgestrahlt wurde. In den folgenden Jahren erweiterte sich Digimon schließlich auf 4 Mangas, 6 Staffeln und 11 Movies, zählt aber Vom 3. Oktober 2006 bis zum 30. September 2008 wurde eine 103 Folgen umfassende Anime-Fernsehserie von TV Tokyo ausgestrahlt. Diese wurde von TMS Entertainment unter der Regie von Osamu Nabeshima produziert. Der Anime erzählt die Geschichte der Sammelbände 1 bis 16. Panini lizenzierte den Anime in Deutschland, veröffentlichte diesen jedoch nie. Seit 15. September 2011 sendet Animax D.Gray-man mit deutscher Synchronisation. thumb|left|Naruto thumb|right|Szene aus der ersten Naruto-Episode Der Anime zur Manga-Serie Naruto umfasst die Handlung der Manga-Kapitel 1 bis einschließlich 238. Diese sind in 135 Folgen zusammengefasst worden. Als Ende der Serie wird der Aufbruch Narutos und Jiraiyas zu ihrer zweieinhalb-jährigen Trainingsreise gesetzt. Dies geschieht erst in der zweiten Hälfte der 220. Folge.Zwischen der Folge 135 und der zweiten Hälfte der Folge 220 existieren ausschließlich Filler-Episoden, die direkt an den Krankenhausaufenthalt von Naruto nach der gescheiterten Sasuke-Rettungsmission anknüpfen, und die zusätzliche Abenteuer der Konoha-Ninja enthalten, die nicht im Manga existieren. Der Filler-Abschnitt endet mit einem erneuten Krankenhausaufenthalt Narutos bei dem Jiraiya Naruto verspricht, ihn nac In many of the longer anime series you will find that there will be 'Filler Episodes'. These episodes are created in order to keep the series running when the anime series is getting to close to the manga (as in the anime is catching up and the author needs more time to write). Also, you may find 'OVA's'. An 'OVA' is not a part of the anime series and is what you would call a 'spin off' (a short series extra). Animes (jap. unbeweglich) sind Zeichentrickfilme aus den Land Japan. Chobits (ちょびっツ) is an anime series, adapted from the manga of the same name by Clamp. The series was adapted by Madhouse and directed by Morio Asaka with music by K-Taro Takanami and character designs by Hisashi Abe. The opening theme is "Let Me Be With You" by Round Table featuring Nino. The ending themes are "Raison d'être" (Reason to Be) by Rie Tanaka (episodes 1–13), "Ningyo Hime" by Rie Tanaka (episodes 14–25), and "Katakoto no Koi" by Rie Tanaka and Tomokazu Sugita (episodes 26). Anime is animation originating in Japan. The world outside Japan regards anime as "Japanese animation". Dr. Mallozzi had a collection of anime DVDs but lost them in a game of Chess to Radek Zelenka. (SGA: "Sunday") Anime, parfois animé ( japonais アニメ, ') est le diminutif de animēshon ( japonais アニメーション, ), transcription japonaise de la prononciation anglaise du mot « animation ». Il s’agit donc d’un mot emprunté désignant les films d’animation, dont le Japon est un grand producteur. En français, ce terme désigne en général uniquement ces dessins animés, produits au Japon. On utilise également les mots japanime ou japanimation. Les réalisateurs japonais utilisent souvent le terme complet animēshon. On distingue en général différents types d’anime : Lawrence Miles wanted Doctor Who to come back as an anime, which speaks a lot about him. La Wiki su tutti i cartoni giapponesi: generi, titoli, sottogeneri, trame e tutto quello che c'è da sapere sul mondo degli Anime qui, per appassionati e no! Anime is an abbreviation of the word "animation" though the term refers to japanese animation. Der japanische Anime (dt. etwa "animationslos") ist eine billige Form des Zeichentrickfilms und besteht hauptsächlich aus aneinandergereihten Standbildern. Entstanden ist sie wohl daher, dass erfolglose Regisseure, versuchten mit Herumschieben von Konzeptzeichnungen übers Wochenende schnell etwas Zelluloid mit Filmschrott zu füllen, der selbst den niedrigen Anforderungen des Mainstream-Kinos nicht gerecht wird. Eine Liste der Animeserien auf Killaschaaf Das Wort Anime stammt von dem englischen Wort ‚animation’ ab (bzw. aus dem lateinischen: animare = Leben einhauchen). Wobei es bei uns nur für die in Japan produzierten Filme verwendet wird, bezeichnet man in Japan damit jegliche Art von animierten Filmen, also auch Cartoons. Genau wie bei westlichen Cartoons haben reguläre Animes 13, 26 oder 52 Folgen und so eine Laufzeit von einem viertel, halben oder ganzen Jahre. Bei den meisten laufenden Animes in Japan kommt meistens eine neue Folge pro Woche raus. In Japan gibt es bis jetzt drei Pokémon-Serien und die dritte läuft schon seit dem 28. September 2006. Die erste Pokémon-Serie umfasst die Folgen 1 bis 274, also die Staffeln 1 bis 5, und heißt in Japan Pocket Monsters. Die zweite Serie umfasst die Folgen 275 bis 465, also die restlichen Staffeln 6 bis 9, und heißt Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation. Außerdem wird die Serie in Japan nicht in Staffeln eingeteilt. Die dritte Serie spielt in der Sinnoh-Region und trägt den Titel Pocket Monsters Diamond & Pearl. Anime has influenced some Palladium products. * the Robotech cartoon the RPG is based on is actually a dubbed rewrite of the anime Macross * the Macross II RPG is based directly on the anime of the same name * TMNT had some anime OVAs and manga inspired by it * the original working title of Rifts, "Boomers" (also the original name of the Glitter Boy) was changed during development after Kevin Siembieda realized it was already in use in Bubblegum Crisis, as he explained in RUE * anime-style artwork has been included in several books Typically, the average anime post contains lewd content and rude language, and many [s4s] users will start exhibiting unusual signs of horniness and attraction. The responses they typically spout in these cases involve requesting the anime person in the picture to perform various acts of sexual deviance, mostly pertaining to flatulence and face-sitting. The top leading scientists over at [s4s] are still unsure whether these anime pictures are mind-controlling devices sent by the Illuminati to take over [s4s], or if the [a/jp] influence has made an impact. Whatever the case, it is dangerous. This page gives you the opportunity to redirect to the wiki covering this topic or stay on the Crossgen Comics Database. Clicking on the link below will redirect you to the Anime Wikipedia article. Take me to the Wikipedia [ Anime] article. Click here to return to the Crossgen Comics Database main page or just hit your browsers back button to return to your previous page. These Redirect pages can be eliminated in either of two ways. * #1 Create a article of our own for this page. * #2 On every page a Anime link exists make a direct link to the original Wikipedia article. Anime 「アニメ Anime?」 es el término que identifica a los dibujos animados de procedencia japonesa. El anime es un medio de gran expansión en Japón, siendo al mismo tiempo un producto de entretenimiento comercial, fenómeno cultural en masas populares y una forma de arte tecnológico. Es potencialmente dirigido a todos los públicos, desde niños, adolescentes, adultos, hasta especializaciones de clasificación esencialmente tomada de la existente para el "manga" (palabra japonesa para designar a la historieta en general. Fuera de Japón, se utiliza exclusivamente para referirse a las historietas niponas.), con clases base diseñadas para especificaciones socio-demográficos tales como empleados, amas de casa, estudiantes, y así sucesivamente. Por lo tanto, pueden hacer frente a los sujetos, temas y g Two pieces of theme music are used for the episodes: one opening theme and one ending theme. The opening theme is "Raison d’être" (レゾンデートル?, lit. Reason for being) by Nightmare. The ending theme is J-pop singer Riyu Kosaka's single, "Danzai no Hana~Guilty Sky" (断罪の花 ~Guilty Sky~?, lit. Flower of Conviction~Guilty Sky). A single for "Danzai no Hana~Guilty Sky" was released on May 30, 2007, and the single for "Raison d’être" was released on June 6, 2007. Durch den großen Erfolg des Manga Sailor Moon von Naoko Takeuchi (jap. Originaltitel: 美少女戦士セーラームーンBishōjo Senshi Sērā Mūn) wurde in Japan eine Anime Serie und drei Kinofilme produziert. Die Anime Serie, die 5 Staffeln mit insgesamt 200 Folgen umfasst, wurde unter der Regie von Junichi Sato, Kunihiko Ikuhara, Takuya Igarashi, Takao Yoshizawa und Hiromichi Matano von TV Asahi und Toei Animation produziert. In Japan wurde die Sendung vom 7. März 1992 bis zum 8. Februar 1997 auf TV Asahi ausgestrahlt. Open Journal Systems. 2012. Open Journal Systems. Public Knowledge Project. (WUaS's wiki, information technologies and criteria for this - informed by the WUaS academic journal subject matter - are developing, since you can already publish your article at ). The anime was planned to be 3 seasons, 26 episodes each, which would be transmitted in Japan each 6 months (season - 6 months break- next season) and thus it would end by 2007. Nevertheless, the TV network NHK decided to end the series in chapter 52, leaving an open ending (they decided to break away from the mature tone of the manga, because it was "a second part of CCS for them"), completing only 2 of the originally planned 3 seasons. Come tutti gli otaku dei cartoni sapranno, la serializzazione di una serie animata nel Magico Paese del Sol Levante è legata a stagioni organizzate secondo la struttura della stagione lunare e un inusuale sistema numerale tredecimale (basato cioè sul numero 13). Escludendo i calcoli astronomici complessi che chiederebbero l'intervento del nostro Comitato scientifico al gran completo, i Giapponesi tendono a sfornare i loro anime in modo che le vicende narrate vadano da un minimo di tredici o ventisei puntate a un massimo di cinquantadue (per serie di media lunghezza), coprendo così una stagione, un anno gregoriano o un'era geologica con un singolo episodio ogni settimana. Questa scelta è dettata da recenti studi che affermano che è impossibile (anche per un cinese) produrre una singola punt With the emergence of the mysterious Abyssal Fleet, humanity had lost its naval supremacy. However, there is a presence that can fight back. Ship girls. Those whom possess souls of ships from days past. Special Type I Destroyer Fubuki arrives at a 'Naval District'. This place is gathering versatile ship girls as a home & workplace. She begins her life there with a perky greeting, 'I'm Fubuki! I look forward to working with you!' What encounters can she have & ties can she nurture with other ship girls? (parsed machine translation) Anime is animation in Japan and considered to be "Japanese animation" in the rest of the world. Anime dates from about 1917. Anime, in addition to manga (Japanese comics), is extremely popular in Japan and well known throughout the world. Anime can be released by television broadcast, directly to video, theatrically, as well as online. Anime can be hand-drawn or computer animated. It is used in television series, films, video, video games, commercials, and internet-based releases, and represents most, if not all, genres of fiction. Anime is animation originating in Japan. The world outside Japan regards anime as "Japanese animation". Anime originated about 1917. Anime, like manga (Japanese comics), has a large audience in Japan and high recognition throughout the world. Distributors can release anime via television broadcasts, directly to video, or theatrically, as well as online. Anime是漫畫的意思，也是本站漫畫大典的英文名稱。 Studio Deen produced a twenty-six episode anime adaptation of the Vampire Knight manga, using many of the same voice actors featured on the drama CDs and directed by Kiyoko Sayama. The episodes started airing on TV Tokyo in Japan on April 8, 2008 and ran until the season conclusion on July 1, 2008. The episodes were also aired at later dates on TV Aichi, TV Hokkaido, TV Osaka, TV Setouchi, and TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting Co. The second season, named Vampire Knight Guilty, premiered on the same station October 7, 2008. The final episode aired on December 30, 2008. On July 24, 2009, Viz Media announced it had acquired the license for the Vampire Knight anime and would begin releasing it on DVD on July 20, 2010. Anime is some kind of loosely defined genre of television that is mostly produced by the Asian low-level, third-person countries like China, Korea and Singapore. Some well known examples are Naruto, Sailor Moon, Dragon Ball Z, The Office, and of course Cory in the House. Beware though, it contains heavy dose of cringe. Proceed with caution. The anime is broadcasted on TV Asahi. An event was held on Roppongi Hills Arena (TV Asahi "Summer Festival" venue) to reveal the full cast and the characters they will be playing. The voice cast is revealed from time to time on Weekly Shōnen Jump and the anime's official site. The opening theme, Girigiri (ギリギリ lit. meaning "borderline"?), is performed by the Nagoya trio Sonar Pocket. The anime of Majin Tantei Nōgami Neuro is produced by Madhouse and directed by Hiroshi Kōjina. A total of 25 episodes were aired. It began broadcasting in Japan on October 2, 2007 on Nippon Television and Yomiuri Television. It is also licensed and simulcast online by Viz Media in the United States via Hulu as Neuro. Two pieces of theme music are used for the entire series. DIRTY by Nightmare is used as the series opening theme, while Kodoku no Hikari (孤独のヒカリ, Light of Solitude) by Seira Kagami is used for the ending. [[Imagem:Wikipe-tan full length.png|thumb|Wikipe-tan, uma representação antropomórfica da Wikipédia]] Anime (アニメ Anime? por vezes escrito Animê/é) é o nome usado para se referir a qualquer produto de animação (ou "desenhos animados") produzido no Japão. A palavra anime tem significados diferentes para os japoneses e para os ocidentais. Para os japoneses, anime é tudo o que seja desenho animado, seja ele estrangeiro ou nacional. Para os ocidentais, anime é todo o desenho animado que venha do Japão. A origem da palavra é controversa, podendo vir da palavra inglesa animation (animação) ou da palavra francesa animée (animado), versão defendida por pesquisadores como Frederik L Schodt e Alfons Moliné. Também pode ser denominado japanimation em inglês. A palavra não precisa ser lida como oxítona Anime (アニメ), fuera de Japón, es el término que agrupa los dibujos animados de procedencia japonesa. En Japón se utiliza el término para referirse a la animación en general. El anime tradicionalmente es dibujado a mano, pero actualmente se ha vuelto común la animación en computadora siendo más fácil. El protagonista en Dragon Ball es Goku. Las series animadas son: * Dragon Ball * Dragon Ball Z * Dragon Ball GT * Dragon Ball Super The Ghost in the Shell story has been adapted into anime in the form of the two Mamuro Oshii films, two Stand Alone Complex TV series' and follow-up feature film Solid State Society. Anime je japonský (převapivě) animovaný film. To znamená, že je kreslený a nehrají v něm živí tvorové, či jiné lidské parodie. Anime is a type of Japanese animation/art style that is very popular in Japan, the USA, the UK, and many other places. The word "anime" is the Japanese abbreviation pronunciation of the word "animation". Demographics include Shonen, Shojo, Seinen, Josei, etc. Genres include Ecchi, Harem, Hentai, Yuri, Shojo Ai, Yaoi, Shonen Ai, Magical Girls/Boys, Mecha, etc. The anime version of Medaka Box is produced by Gainax and directed by Shoji Saeki. It began broadcasting on TV Tokyo in Japan on April 4th, 2012. The final episode of the first season aired on June 20th, 2012. Season Two, entitled Medaka Box Abnormal (めだかボックス アブノーマル, Medaka Bokkusu Abunomaru), premiered on October 10th, 2012. The final episode of the second season aired on December 26th, 2012. For other media visit the Media article. Anime stands for animated works originating in Japan. It shares most of its conventions with manga. Two major demographics of anime and manga in Japan are geared specifically at women: shojo (for young girls) and josei (for young adult women). Other major demographics include shonen (for young boys), seinen (for young men), and kodomo (for children). Less major demographic exist for a multitude of target groups, such as mature adult women and men, the elderly, and so on. thumb|ένα δείγμα anime-manga Anime (προέρχεται από την αγγλική λέξη Animate) είναι όοολα αυτά τα γιαπωνέζικα καρτούν που βλέπουμε παντού: τηλεόραση, ίντερνετ, κτλ. Tα anime γεννήθηκαν στην Ιαπωνία αλλά υιοθετήθηκαν και από άλλες χώρες της δύσης. Για τους Ιάπωνες οτιδήποτε κινείται παγκοσμίως σαν καρτούν θεωρείται anime, ενώ αντιθέτως, παγκοσμίως θεωρείται σαν anime οτιδήποτε κινείται σαν καρτούν και είναι γιαπωνέζικο. Image:Cquote1.png 12 year old girls with breast implants? Looks like I've found the perfect show for me! Image:Cquote2.png —''', Yo dad Anime, Animu, Hentai, or whatever you call it is a form of animation created by the Japanese people to win against the Muricans during the second World War. It is targeted to young or young adult audiences until a new species of imbecilic Humans known as Weeaboos appeared then abused the Japanese cultures including anime. Anime(アニメ, an abbreviated pronunciation in Japanese of "animation", pronounced [anime] (File:Speaker Icon.svg listen) in Japanese, but typically or /ˈænəˌmə/ in English) is animation originating in Japan. The world outside Japan regards anime as "Japanese animation". While the earliest known Japanese animation dates from 1917, and many original Japanese cartoons were produced in the ensuing decades, the characteristic anime style developed in the 1960s—notably with the work of Osamu Tezuka—and became known outside Japan in the 1980s. Above wiki is a whole wiki on the subject. Knock yourself out. The anime is sponsored and produced by A-1 Pictures and Aniplex. This 90th anniversary project from Shogakukan premiered in October 2012 and ran every Sunday at 5:00 p.m. on MBS, TBS, and their network of affiliates. Anime är animation med ursprung i Japan. Världen utanför Japan vad anime "japansk animation ". Dr Mallozzi hade en samling av anime DVDs men förlorade dem i en omgång schack till Radek Zelenka. (ATL: "Sunday") The anime adaptation of the manga is 12 episodes long, and they came out in 2003. The series contains a variety of interesting characters.

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As they wait for the enemy fleet to arrive, Jinto and Lafiel discuss their lives and how they got to where they are today. Jinto confesses to being scared, and to his surprise, Lafiel admits that she is as well. They talk about their plans for the future. Will Jinto ever go back to his home planet, Martine? Will Lafiel become an admiral? What awaits the two in the upcoming battle? Lafiel says she has plans to go through all of life's three stages: officer, merchant, and parent. Jinto is surprised she has thought so far ahead. Their conversation is interrupted by the arrival of the enemy fleet and the beginning of the battle! Lafiel is still searching for Jinto on Lobnas II. While she is patiently waiting for Jinto to be found, Samson is preparing a meal for him. Jinto is found in a cave and Lafiel rushes to his side. She uses her endearing pet name for him, "Fool", and he calls her his "Precious little Princess." Lafiel and Jinto are then shown on a hill by a tree presumably on Jinto's home planet, Martine. It's the night before the big battle and everyone is doing what they need to do. Admiral Bebaus plans his defense but is distressed to learn he cannot pillage a local planet for supplies. He says that it's just too much of a bother. Meanwhile, Samson decides he needs to get really drunk. To his surprise, Sobaash joins him. They have a heart-to-heart talk. Elsewhere, Jinto and Ekuryua also have a heart-to-heart talk as well as a conversation about Diaho. Everyone is on edge as the battle draws near... Lafiel and Jinto are shocked when Atosuryua, the younger sister of the Baron whom Lafiel killed three years ago, becomes the commander of their battalion. However, this is only the least of their worries, as the battle is about to begin. The Basroil is contacted by all four ambassadors of Lobnas II: Geol Meideen, Yuuri Dokufu, Lala Shangal, and Mikay Angusson. Jinto is escorted down to Lobnas II after determining that Meideen should be the Territorial Representative. Meanwhile, Lafiel reminisces about the last conversation she had with Jinto before his departure. After refusing to cancel the emigration order, Meideen is shot in the head and killed! Meanwhile, Angusson is threatened to be put in Abh Hell for threatening a fellow Abh's life . Against Lafiel's heart's wishes, being an Abriel, Lafiel is forced to abandon Jinto on Lobnas II for the time being... Jinto and Lafiel float through space in an emergency escape pod, waiting for rescue. Elsewhere, the main fleet continues the battle, with Spoor's brutal advance confusing and disrupting the enemy forces. After the battle ends, Jinto and Lafiel are together aboard the naval base. As they make their way to see the new Basroil, they discuss the fate of Diaho, Jinto's cat. The new Basroil turns out to be exactly the same as the previous one. Unfortunately, since they have a new ship, they won't be going back into battle right away. With the crew back on board and ready to go, the new Basroil launches! The Abh fleet command tries to determine the true nature of the enemy's new weapon. Unfortunately, it has taken a heavy toll on their forces and victory is no longer assured. Meanwhile, Admiral Spoor is en route to join the main fleet at Aptic for the battle. And, the Basroil enters its first true battle, but is the crew prepared for what they will see? All the ships in the surrounding area around Lobnas II have to retreat because of an enemy sighting. Elsewhere, Jinto is having problems reassuring Meideen and the rest of the evacuees so that they can return in order to continue emigrating those with permission off the planet. After the fact, while enjoying a sunset and thinking of Lafiel, Jinto receives a message that a rebellion has broken out! While on patrol, the Basroil and another assault ship, the Seigroil, are hit by enemy mines. They wind up adrift, stranded in “Plane Space”. They have no sensors and systems begin failing throughout both ships. They soon come up with a plan to transfer all the crew and usable materials from the Seigroil to the Basroil, but once they do, the Basroil crew learns that the Seigroil bridge crew is trapped and cannot escape. Now, alone in the dark, the Basroil can see some unidentified ships coming toward them. But, are they friend or foe? Lafiel and Jinto are thrown right into the middle of a battle. Events trigger memories of the past that are best left forgotten. Will Lafiel and Jinto survive the first battle? As the rebellion, started by Angusson and Dokufu, continues, Dokufu's section is able to take control of the administration section. Meideen, meanwhile, authorizes an immediate evacuation of the Western section . Jinto decides to stay on the planet to ensure that all the Western section inhabitants are safely evacuated. However, while traveling to the Western section, Meideen and Jinto's vehicle is hi-jacked! At Atosuryua's request, Jinto and Lafiel join her for a dinner in honor of her late brother, Klowal. In a break from the wartime activity, Jinto and Lafiel don formal attire and fly off to the ritzy dinner Atosuryua has arranged. Indeed, this is the closest they've had to a date, but it is going to be a strange one. The dinner begins with a rocky start, as Lafiel is responsible for Klowal's death. Even worse, she doesn't really regret it. Will Atosuryua and Lafiel come to a reconciliation? Due to Spoor's assistance, the evacuation of Lobnas II is successfully completed! Unfortunately, out of Spoor's fleet of thirty-three ships, twenty-six were destroyed. Elsewhere, the crew of the Basroil reminisce about experiences they shared with Jinto, assuming the worst about him. Fighting to stay in order to see Lafiel again, Jinto thinks back to all the adventures he had with Lafiel from the time when they first met to the theme park chase on Sufugnoff... Plans for emigration are made. Some plans include whether or not the Territorial Ambassador should bring in more ships or if the Darksis should make more trips back and forth. Meanwhile, the women's sector is rallying for emigration rights so they won't be used as "cattle" Angusson refuses to release Jinto because of his pride since he never backs down from a challenge. Dokufu, meanwhile, is killed because he doesn't want to suffer Abh Hell for Angusson's stupidity. Lafiel soon requests help from Spoor in order to carry out the emigration plan. Spoor rejects the offer at first but then agrees. Lafiel heads down to Lobnas II to assist in the emigration crisis. The Basroil is in “spacedock” being repaired after the battle, and the crew are stocking up on supplies. Dusanyu, with the new information he has received, decides that the main battle will be held in the area surrounding the Aptic Gate. He appoints Admiral Bebaus' fleet in charge of defending the region. However, the Bebaus brothers come from a family known for "Spectacular Insanity." Everyone wonders if this will cause their doom. Meanwhile, as Jinto and Ekuryua are having a rather personal discussion, Lafiel comes into the room at precisely the wrong time and sees something that makes her very angry. Will Jinto be able to save face? And, what are the Bebaus brothers planning? The Ahb Empire is planning out their next attack, and Lafiel and Jinto are naturally a part of it. Will this war be the worst yet? As the battle for Aptic boils around them, the damaged Basroil is given permission to withdraw from the field of battle. Unfortunately, the damage is worse than originally estimated. Frustrated and angry, Lafiel gives the order for all hands to abandon ship. Meanwhile, on the main battlefield it appears that the enemy is trying to escape without engaging in further hostilities. Seeing this, Fleet Commander Dusanyu orders an attack. Admiral Spoor proceeds with her plan to cut a wide path through the enemy, demoralizing them in the process. Back on the Basroil, everyone has reached the escape vessels, except for Jinto. Lafiel goes to look for him. She eventually finds him, but before they can return to the others, there's an explosion! Lafiel is upset that they've been ordered to withdraw from the battle. She isn't used to losing or giving up. Her unit commander chastises her for questioning the chain of command. Later, Fleet Commander Dusanyu arrives in the Aptic Region intending to check in on Lafiel and Jinto. Meanwhile, on the Basroil, they are going into battle against enemy assault vessels. They seem to be doing well at first, as they manage to destroy a couple of enemy vessels. However, the Basroil is soon targeted. Will they survive? Spoor tries to buy more time before having to go into battle. As the last of the women evacuees are boarding the transport ship, Spoor's fleet heads into battle with the enemy squadron. Meanwhile, Jinto awakens and heads outside seeing a ship preparing an emergency launch. He tries to flag it down, but he isn't noticed. Elsewhere, Angusson drowns as a tidal wave crashes into him from the force of the emergency launch.

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Anime (アニメ) is animation originating in Japan. The world outside Japan regards anime as "Japanese animation". Anime originated about 1917. While the earliest known Japanese animation dates from 1917, and many original Japanese cartoons were produced in the ensuing decades, the characteristic anime style developed in the 1960s - notably with the work of Osamu Tezuka - and became known outside Japan in the 1980s. Anime, like manga, has a large audience in Japan and recognition throughout the world. Distributors can release anime via television broadcasts, directly to video, or theatrically, as well as online. Both hand-drawn and computer-animated anime exist. It is used in television series, films, video, video games, commercials, and internet-based releases, and represents most, if not all, genres of fiction. Anime gained early popularity in East and Southeast Asia and has garnered more-recent popularity in the Western World. La Wiki su tutti i cartoni giapponesi: generi, titoli, sottogeneri, trame e tutto quello che c'è da sapere sul mondo degli Anime qui, per appassionati e no! Der Xebec Verlag produzierte eine 25 Folgen lange Anime-Adaption, von dem Manga Pandora Hearts, der vom 3. April 2009 bis 25. September 2009 im japanischen Fernsehen lief. Am 26. Oktober 2010 kam der Anime mit englischen Untertiteln in Nordamerika heraus. Und seit dem 30. November 2012 kann man den Anime auch auf deutsch kaufen. Es ist noch unbekannt ob es eine zweite Staffel geben soll. Vom 3. Oktober 2006 bis zum 30. September 2008 wurde eine 103 Folgen umfassende Anime-Fernsehserie von TV Tokyo ausgestrahlt. Diese wurde von TMS Entertainment unter der Regie von Osamu Nabeshima produziert. Der Anime erzählt die Geschichte der Sammelbände 1 bis 16. Panini lizenzierte den Anime in Deutschland, veröffentlichte diesen jedoch nie. Seit 15. September 2011 sendet Animax D.Gray-man mit deutscher Synchronisation. For other media visit the Media article. The Great Teacher Onizuka anime series has a total of 43 episodes, with the first episode airing on June 30, 1999 and ending on September 24, 2000. It is directed by Naoyasu Hanyu and Noriyuki Abe for Studio Pierrot. The series is lincensed for North America and Canada by Tokyopop. The show is directed by Hisashi Saitō, written by Yūko Kakihara, and the music is by Motoyoshi Iwasaki. Anime is an abbreviation of the word "animation" though the term refers to japanese animation. The TV adaptation takes extreme liberties with the plot, and only vaguely follows the plot of the manga. * Kyo is an artificial construct, born of Kyoshiro's attempt to purge violence and cruelty from himself: Kyo is the dark half of Kyoshiro's soul in a Mibu-made homunculus. * While Kyo is resealed inside Kyoshiro after losing a swordfight to him, the circumstances behind it are different. Kyoshiro confronts Kyo at the Battle of Sekigahara in order to stop his bloody rampage, rather than to protect Sakuya. * Apart from these and flashbacks to his time with Muramasa, Akira and Hotaru, the anime provides fewer details of Kyo's past. * The character of Yuya is often relegated to a peripheral character, while the role of the kenyou is enhanced. Anime stands for animated works originating in Japan. It shares most of its conventions with manga. Two major demographics of anime and manga in Japan are geared specifically at women: shojo (for young girls) and josei (for young adult women). Other major demographics include shonen (for young boys), seinen (for young men), and kodomo (for children). Less major demographic exist for a multitude of target groups, such as mature adult women and men, the elderly, and so on. Anime is generally defined as being Japanese animation. It is mostly based on manga. However, due to its explosion in popularity in English-speaking countries, the drawing style and visual effects have also begun to spread into use outside of its origin. Inappropriate use of anime symbols (e.g. sweatdrops) or Fangirl Japanese can cause Sue-Influenced Localized Anime Syndrome. With the emergence of the mysterious Abyssal Fleet, humanity had lost its naval supremacy. However, there is a presence that can fight back. Ship girls. Those whom possess souls of ships from days past. Special Type I Destroyer Fubuki arrives at a 'Naval District'. This place is gathering versatile ship girls as a home & workplace. She begins her life there with a perky greeting, 'I'm Fubuki! I look forward to working with you!' What encounters can she have & ties can she nurture with other ship girls? (parsed machine translation) The anime is sponsored and produced by A-1 Pictures and Aniplex. This 90th anniversary project from Shogakukan premiered in October 2012 and ran every Sunday at 5:00 p.m. on MBS, TBS, and their network of affiliates. thumb|left|Naruto thumb|right|Szene aus der ersten Naruto-Episode Der Anime zur Manga-Serie Naruto umfasst die Handlung der Manga-Kapitel 1 bis einschließlich 238. Diese sind in 135 Folgen zusammengefasst worden. Als Ende der Serie wird der Aufbruch Narutos und Jiraiyas zu ihrer zweieinhalb-jährigen Trainingsreise gesetzt. Dies geschieht erst in der zweiten Hälfte der 220. Folge.Zwischen der Folge 135 und der zweiten Hälfte der Folge 220 existieren ausschließlich Filler-Episoden, die direkt an den Krankenhausaufenthalt von Naruto nach der gescheiterten Sasuke-Rettungsmission anknüpfen, und die zusätzliche Abenteuer der Konoha-Ninja enthalten, die nicht im Manga existieren. Der Filler-Abschnitt endet mit einem erneuten Krankenhausaufenthalt Narutos bei dem Jiraiya Naruto verspricht, ihn nach seiner Genesung zu einer Trainingsreise mitzunehmen. Insgesamt umfasst der Anime zur Naruto-Serie 220 Folgen. Anime (アニメ Anime ) is a style of animation originating in Japan, characterized by colorful graphics and often featuring themes intended for an adult audience. The word is the Japanese abbreviated pronunciation of "animation." The intended meaning of the term sometimes varies depending on the context. The original base for some its art style origniates from emulating the art of American cartoons of the 1930s, such as Walt Disney cartoon shorts. This is why some characters are portayed with the recognizeable large oval eyes the genre is known for to this very day. While the Kamen Rider Series is primarily a tokusatsu franchise, several Kamen Rider anime productions have appeared, such as Kamen Rider SD and the Imagin Anime. The Kamen Rider Series has also had two crossovers with the anime series Crayon Shin-chan, during Kamen Rider Den-O and Kamen Rider Fourze respectively. Anime是漫畫的意思，也是本站漫畫大典的英文名稱。 Anime, or Japanese Animation, is beloved by many geeks. And since geeks are what Board 8 is all about, there are several Anime Fans on the board. There are also very vocal detractors, and any topic comparing anime and other forms of animation inevitibly ends up in a flame war. kenrmcha runs a Rate the Anime Character contest that has been going for over a hundred days. There are also some Anime Boards on GameFAQs, seperate from the rest. Yoshifan823 originally hailed from that set of boards, until he came here. Where it is much better. Even though he isn't loved as much. Hino Kahoko is a student whose school is divided into two branches - the Normal Branch, in which students wear grey uniforms, and the Music Branch, in which the students wear white. The school's tradition is a music competition, but it it more common that students from the Music Branch are chosen to compete. Kahoko is surprised one day to encounter a fairy named Lili. Solely because she is the only student to see him, she is the only student from the Normal Branch to be in the competition. Kahoko doesn't have any musical knowledge, until Lili grants her a magic violin, one that anyone can play if they believe they can truly do it. Kahoko must now face the trials of the competition, her competitors, and her peers. __TOC__ Anime is the term coined as a catch-all phrase for most popular animation that emerges from Japan. The Eiken anime is a 2 episode OVA which centers around the first few volumes of the Manga. Each episode is 20 minutes long. Anime is a type of Japanese animation/art style that is very popular in Japan, the USA, the UK, and many other places. The word "anime" is the Japanese abbreviation pronunciation of the word "animation". Anime began in the early 20th Century. At the time, Japanese filmmakers experimented with animation techniques that combined with the drawing styles they had and ones that came from other nations such as France, America, Germany, and Russia. The oldest known anime in existence first screened in 1928 – a two-minute clip of a cheesy Samurai scene (you can see it below in black and white). Over time, anime evolved and became a lot more detailed, graphic, and colorful. It became so popular that it has spread to the rest of the world like wildfire, starting in the mid 1980s. Demographics include Shonen, Shojo, Seinen, Josei, etc. Genres include Ecchi, Harem, Hentai, Yuri, Shojo Ai, Yaoi, Shonen Ai, Magical Girls/Boys, Mecha, etc. Wersja anime Bleacha była produkowana przez studio Pierrot, jej reżyserem był Noriyuki Abe. Emisja anime rozpoczęła się 5 października 2004, w TV Tokyo. Odcinki 1-167 zostały wykonane w rozdzielczości 4:3, a odcinki 168+ w 16:9. Anime w większości przypadków pokrywa się z fabułą mangi, jednak odbiega od niej w kilku sezonach: szczególnie sezon 4 i 5 (wątek Bount), sezon 8 (wątek nowego kapitana Shūsuke Amagaia) i sezon 12 i 13 (Nieznane opowieści Zanpakutō oraz wątek bestialskich mieczy) są wątkami pojawiające się tylko w anime. Każdy zgodny z mangą odcinek anime zawiera około 2-3 rozdziałów mangi, więc fillerowe odcinki są potrzebne by zachować około tygodniowy harmonogram produkcji. Oprócz regularnej serii, anime składa się również z czterech filmów i dwóch OVA. Anime. The Ghost in the Shell story has been adapted into anime in the form of the two Mamuro Oshii films, two Stand Alone Complex TV series' and follow-up feature film Solid State Society. thumb|ένα δείγμα anime-manga Anime (προέρχεται από την αγγλική λέξη Animate) είναι όοολα αυτά τα γιαπωνέζικα καρτούν που βλέπουμε παντού: τηλεόραση, ίντερνετ, κτλ. Tα anime γεννήθηκαν στην Ιαπωνία αλλά υιοθετήθηκαν και από άλλες χώρες της δύσης. Για τους Ιάπωνες οτιδήποτε κινείται παγκοσμίως σαν καρτούν θεωρείται anime, ενώ αντιθέτως, παγκοσμίως θεωρείται σαν anime οτιδήποτε κινείται σαν καρτούν και είναι γιαπωνέζικο. Χαρακτηριστικά τους γνωρίσματα είναι τα μεγάλα μάτια (ο γνωστός αυτοσαρκασμός των Ιαπώνων), τα μεγάλα βυζιά, οι μικρές εώς ανύπαρκτες μύτες, τα μικρά πέη και τα μαλλιά αλά 'μόλις σηκώθηκα από το κρεβάτι'. Πολύ σημαντική είναι επίσης η χαρακτηριστική ηλίθια γυναικεία φωνή όλων των ανήλικων ηρώων. Οι υποθέσεις και οι πλοκές των Anime, συνήθως, είναι εμπνευσμένες από την πραγματική ζωή: οι πρωταγωνιστές έχουν υπεράνθρωπες δυνάμεις (Chuck Norris), εμπλέκονται θεοί του Σκότους και του Θανάτου (Λιακόπουλος, Γεώργιος Βους) και ο κόσμος πηγαίνει για την απόλυτη καταστροφή (επικράτηση του Μητσοτάκη). Φυσικά, υπάρχουν και Anime που η πλοκή τους είναι απλοϊκή (άτομα που πεθαίνουν και έρχονται στον ίδιο κόσμο ξανά και ξανά, κρατώντας τις μνήμες των προηγουμένων κόσμων). The anime version of Bleach was produced by Studio Pierrot and directed by Noriyuki Abe. It began broadcasting in Japan on October 5, 2004, on TV Tokyo. It ceased broadcasting on March 27, 2012. A total of 366 episodes were aired before the anime concluded. Episodes 1-167 were made and broadcasted in 4:3, with episodes 168+ made and broadcasted in 16:9 wide screen. The anime was simulcast on Crunchyroll, and the dubbed version aired on Adult Swim. The anime is still available on Crunchyroll as part of their archived library. The anime version of the story generally follows the manga quite closely, but diverges in some important aspects: in particular, seasons 4 and 5 (Bount arc), season 8 (The New Captain Shūsuke Amagai arc), season 12 and 13 (Zanpakutō Unknown Tales arc and Beast Swords arc) and season 15 (Gotei 13 Invading Army arc) are anime-only arcs, not written by Tite Kubo. These anime-only arcs were necessitated by the anime's approximately weekly production schedule of the manga, as the manga chapters need to be published before manga-based content can be animated. Roughly, each episode of the anime covers the equivalent of two to four chapters of the manga. In addition to the regular series, the anime also comprises four movies and two OVAs. The anime version of Medaka Box is produced by Gainax and directed by Shoji Saeki. It began broadcasting on TV Tokyo in Japan on April 4th, 2012. The final episode of the first season aired on June 20th, 2012. Season Two, entitled Medaka Box Abnormal (めだかボックス アブノーマル, Medaka Bokkusu Abunomaru), premiered on October 10th, 2012. The final episode of the second season aired on December 26th, 2012. Con "Anime" puede que te refieras a: * Soul Eater (anime), el anime de la saga de Soul Eater. * Soul Eater Not! (anime), el anime de la saga de Soul Eater Not! (spin-off de Soul Eater). In Japan gibt es bis jetzt drei Pokémon-Serien und die dritte läuft schon seit dem 28. September 2006. Die erste Pokémon-Serie umfasst die Folgen 1 bis 274, also die Staffeln 1 bis 5, und heißt in Japan Pocket Monsters. Die zweite Serie umfasst die Folgen 275 bis 465, also die restlichen Staffeln 6 bis 9, und heißt Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation. Außerdem wird die Serie in Japan nicht in Staffeln eingeteilt. Die dritte Serie spielt in der Sinnoh-Region und trägt den Titel Pocket Monsters Diamond & Pearl. Anime (japanisch: アニメ) gehören zur japanischen Kultur. Der Begriff ist eine Abkürzung des englischen Begriffs animation (jap. アニメーション animēshon) und bezeichnet in Japan alle Arten von Zeichentrickfilmen (auch nicht japanische Filme). Außerhalb von Japan werden vor allem „typisch japanische“ oder in Japan produzierte Zeichentrickfilme als Anime bezeichnet. Two pieces of theme music are used for the episodes: one opening theme and one ending theme. The opening theme is "Raison d’être" (レゾンデートル?, lit. Reason for being) by Nightmare. The ending theme is J-pop singer Riyu Kosaka's single, "Danzai no Hana~Guilty Sky" (断罪の花 ~Guilty Sky~?, lit. Flower of Conviction~Guilty Sky). A single for "Danzai no Hana~Guilty Sky" was released on May 30, 2007, and the single for "Raison d’être" was released on June 6, 2007. As of February 2008, seven DVD volumes, each containing three episodes of the anime, have been released in Japan by Avex Trax. In addition, four limited edition sets have been released. The first limited edition set contains the first DVD volume, while the other three sets each contain two DVD volumes. The latest limited edition set and volumes were released on January 30, 2008. Two more DVD volumes and one more limited edition set are planned for release on March 26, 2008. Lawrence Miles wanted Doctor Who to come back as an anime, which speaks a lot about him. Currently there are Three Season in Junjou Romantica. Romantica: Misaki is struggling to prepare for his college entrance exams, so his brother arranges for a private tutor (who is also his best friend since high school). But Misaki's nightmare is just beginning when his tutor, Usami, comes on to him! How will Misaki ever manage to pass his exam? And why does he feel so mysteriously drawn to Usami? Egoist: Just when Kamijou's life is at its lowest, he has a chance meeting with a man who never lets anything hold him back: Nowaki. His name means "typhoon," and he's about to take Kamijou on a whirlwind ride that will turn everything upside-down. Terrorist: Miyagi always seems to shrug off the cares of the world with a joke and a smile, but even he has problems, although he doesn't let them show. Foremost is Shinobu, a relentless young man who's adamant that they're destined to be together. (Source: RightStuf) Three intertwining love stories threaten to unravel as each couple struggles to find its own path. Romantica: College student Misaki and his unlikely lover, the eccentric novelist Usami, are slowly growing closer - but their relationship could be in trouble when Usami's older brother appears and the two begin to vie for Misaki's attention! Egoist: Nowaki loves Hiroki with all his heart, but sometimes he's afraid Hiroki doesn't feel the same way. When Nowaki asks Hiroki for permission to address him by his real name, as others do, Hiroki flatly refuses. To Nowaki, this is just another reminder of the invisible gap that separates them... a gap that he must close, if they're ever going to truly be a couple. Terrorist: Miyagi is growing anxious. Shinobu used to be relentless in his devotion, but recently the relationship has gone quiet. As a 35-year-old university professor, is Miyagi really content with living at the mercy of a younger man whose actions are still such a mystery? (Source: RightStuf) The third part of Junjou Romantica continuing the story. Pokémon (abreujament de Pocket Monsters, ポケットモンスター Poketto Monsutā en japonès) és una sèrie d'anime, que està basada en la sèrie de videojocs de la franquícia Pokémon. Creada al Japó i adaptat per a la televisió nord-americana, Pokémon és la sèrie més llarga i completa de la televisió que es va basar en els videojocs i part de la franquícia. Originalment la sèrie va començar simplement com Pokémon però després el seu nom en temporades va ser canviat com Pokémon: Advanced Generation (Generació Avançada), posteriorment Pokémon Diamond & Pearl (Diamant i Perla), i en l'actualitat Pokémon Best Wishes (Black & White). La sèrie inclou un spin-of dit Shu-kan Pokémon Ho-así-kyoku que al ser adaptat va obtenir el nom de Cròniques Pokémon, és una sèrie d'històries en les quals estan involucrats personatges secundaris de la sèrie. La sèrie tracta sobre un noi dit Ash Ketchum que és el protagonista de la sèrie, que vol arribar a convertir-se en el millor Mestre Pokémon del món, i va viatjant i coneixent amics que viatgen amb ell i comparteixen les seues aventures a través de les regions Pokémon. Totes les generacions es basen que ha d'aconseguir les 8 medalles de cada regió les quals són entregades per Líders de gimnàs després de vèncer-los en una batalla Pokémon. Després d'aconseguir les 8 medalles d'una regió està qualificat per a la Lliga Pokémon que és l'últim repte per a un Entrenador Pokémon, la qual és un torneig on van els millors entrenadors i qui assolisca guanyar-lo es converteix en el Campió de la Lliga Pokémon. Així és com totes les temporades avancen amb la finalitat que Ash Ketchum aconseguisca les 8 medalles de la regió en la qual es trobe i poder anar i guanyar la Lliga Pokémon. In many of the longer anime series you will find that there will be 'Filler Episodes'. These episodes are created in order to keep the series running when the anime series is getting to close to the manga (as in the anime is catching up and the author needs more time to write). Also, you may find 'OVA's'. An 'OVA' is not a part of the anime series and is what you would call a 'spin off' (a short series extra). Studio Deen produced a twenty-six episode anime adaptation of the Vampire Knight manga, using many of the same voice actors featured on the drama CDs and directed by Kiyoko Sayama. The episodes started airing on TV Tokyo in Japan on April 8, 2008 and ran until the season conclusion on July 1, 2008. The episodes were also aired at later dates on TV Aichi, TV Hokkaido, TV Osaka, TV Setouchi, and TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting Co. The second season, named Vampire Knight Guilty, premiered on the same station October 7, 2008. The final episode aired on December 30, 2008. On July 24, 2009, Viz Media announced it had acquired the license for the Vampire Knight anime and would begin releasing it on DVD on July 20, 2010. Anime(アニメ, an abbreviated pronunciation in Japanese of "animation", pronounced [anime] (File:Speaker Icon.svg listen) in Japanese, but typically or /ˈænəˌmə/ in English) is animation originating in Japan. The world outside Japan regards anime as "Japanese animation". While the earliest known Japanese animation dates from 1917, and many original Japanese cartoons were produced in the ensuing decades, the characteristic anime style developed in the 1960s—notably with the work of Osamu Tezuka—and became known outside Japan in the 1980s. Anime, like manga, has a large audience in Japan and recognition throughout the world. Distributors can release anime via television broadcasts, directly to video, or theatrically, as well as online. Both hand-drawn and computer-animated anime exist. It is used in television series, films, video, video games, commercials, and internet-based releases, and represents most, if not all, genres of fiction. Anime gained early popularity in East and Southeast Asia and has garnered more-recent popularity in the Western World.[citation needed] [[Imagem:Wikipe-tan full length.png|thumb|Wikipe-tan, uma representação antropomórfica da Wikipédia]] Anime (アニメ Anime? por vezes escrito Animê/é) é o nome usado para se referir a qualquer produto de animação (ou "desenhos animados") produzido no Japão. A palavra anime tem significados diferentes para os japoneses e para os ocidentais. Para os japoneses, anime é tudo o que seja desenho animado, seja ele estrangeiro ou nacional. Para os ocidentais, anime é todo o desenho animado que venha do Japão. A origem da palavra é controversa, podendo vir da palavra inglesa animation (animação) ou da palavra francesa animée (animado), versão defendida por pesquisadores como Frederik L Schodt e Alfons Moliné. Também pode ser denominado japanimation em inglês. A palavra não precisa ser lida como oxítona, pois na língua japonesa não existe diferenciação entre paroxítonas e oxítonas. Ao contrário do que muitos pensam, a animação não é um género, mas um meio, e no Japão produzem-se filmes animados com conteúdos variados, dentro de todos os géneros possíveis e imagináveis (comédia, terror, drama, ficção científica, erótico etc). Alguns animes, uma boa parte, possuem sua versão em mangá, os quadrinhos japoneses. Mangá quer dizer "figuras irresponsáveis", pelo humor e espirituosidade nelas contidas e em suas situações, desenvolvidas mais tarde numa estrutura de história em quadrinhos por Rakuten Kitazawa. Às vezes, pode-se encontrar o termo para designar os animes no mercado estrangeiro. Os animes e os mangás se destacam principalmente por seus olhos geralmente muito grandes, muito bem definidos, redondos ou rasgados, cheios de brilho e muitas vezes com cores chamativas, para que, desta forma, possam conferir mais emoção aos seus personagens. Animes podem ter o formato de series para a televisão, filmes ou OVAs. Anime je japonský (převapivě) animovaný film. To znamená, že je kreslený a nehrají v něm živí tvorové, či jiné lidské parodie. Anime é qualquer animação produzida no japão. A palavra é a pronúncia abreviada de "animação" em japonês, onde esse termo se refere a qualquer animação. Para os ocidentais a palavra se refere aos desenhos animados vindos do Japão. A origem da palavra é controversa, podendo vir da palavra inglesa animation ("animação") ou da palavra francesa animé ("animado"), versão defendida por pesquisadores como Frederik L Schodt e Alfons Moliné. Ao contrário do que muitos pensam, o anim não é um género, mas um meio, e no Japão produzem-se filmes animados com conteúdos variados, dentro de todos os gêneros possíveis e imagináveis (comédia, terror, drama, ficção científica, etc.). Uma boa parte dos animes possui sua versão em mangá, os quadrinhos japoneses. Os animes e os mangás se destacam principalmente por seus olhos geralmente muito grandes, muito bem definidos, redondos ou rasgados, cheios de brilho e muitas vezes com cores chamativas, para que, desta forma, possam conferir mais emoção aos seus personagens. Animes podem ter o formato de séries para a televisão, filmes ou OVAs. Os animes no Japão são exibidos em horário nobre e, ao decorrer do tempo, as grandes empresas de desenhos ocidentais querem copiar alguns traços dessa marca. Anime is a genre of animation that started in Japan and is gaining popularity in English speaking countries, particularly with young people. CGI has revolutionised mainstream film production, yet photo-realistic films remain linear, with no user choice and participation. Meanwhile, faster computer graphics have greatly improved interactive computer games, however the 'story lines' of such games generally takes a very much secondary role to the game challenges. Anime is likely to be the first commercially successful target for truly interactive stories, due to the greater simplicity of computer animation of cartoons over photo-realism and its suitability for erotic content. The stylisation allows for Super Stimulation and encourages suspension of disbelief where photo realism draws the viewers attention to the slightest defect in appearance / movement. La Wiki su tutti i cartoni giapponesi: generi, titoli, sottogeneri, trame e tutto quello che c'è da sapere sul mondo degli Anime qui, per appassionati e no! An anime is a chemical compound that contains the anime group, which consists of one oxygen atom, one tantalum atom, one potassium atom, and one uranium atom, with a total charge of negative one (OTaKU-). Anime compounds can be divided into two groups: animo acids and animo salts. Sotto è la lista degli episodi di InuYasha e InuYasha: The Final Act e dei film e OVA. Anime (aka Eastern Animation) is a type of animation primarily from Japan. It is extremely popular, and has a unique art style. They share many similarities with cartoons (Western Animation), such as plot holes and cliches; however, anime is by far more likely to have a storyline than cartoons. Typically, the average anime post contains lewd content and rude language, and many [s4s] users will start exhibiting unusual signs of horniness and attraction. The responses they typically spout in these cases involve requesting the anime person in the picture to perform various acts of sexual deviance, mostly pertaining to flatulence and face-sitting. The top leading scientists over at [s4s] are still unsure whether these anime pictures are mind-controlling devices sent by the Illuminati to take over [s4s], or if the [a/jp] influence has made an impact. Whatever the case, it is dangerous. Anime (pronounced "an-ee-may") is an abbreviation for the word animation and describes an animated movie or other video content that originated in Japan. It is characterized by stark, colorful graphics depicting vibrant characters in action-filled plots often with fantastic or futuristic themes. Pokémon (ポケットモンスター Poketto Monsutā) è un anime basato sulla serie di videogiochi Pokémon trasmesso dall'emittente giapponese TV Tokyo a partire dal 1997. In Giappone l'anime è composto da quattro serie: Pocket Monsters, Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation, Pocket Monsters Diamond & Pearl e Pocket Monsters Best Wishes!. Negli Stati Uniti d'America ed in Europa le serie sono state ulteriormente suddivise in quattordici stagioni. Nell'anime, il protagonista è Ash Ketchum, un ragazzo di Biancavilla, deciso a diventare maestro di Pokémon, ovvero a raggiungere il maggior grado di abilità come allenatore. Il giorno in cui finalmente deve ricevere il suo primo Pokémon però si sveglia tardi, e al suo arrivo al laboratorio del Professor Oak, quest'ultimo è costretto a consegnargli l'unico Pokémon rimastogli, Pikachu, che diventerà la sua inseparabile spalla. Informazione da: Pokémon.com |} Categoria:Anime Categoria:Stub Anime är animation med ursprung i Japan. Världen utanför Japan vad anime "japansk animation ". Dr Mallozzi hade en samling av anime DVDs men förlorade dem i en omgång schack till Radek Zelenka. (ATL: "Sunday") Case Closed has aired since January 8, 1996 on Nippon Television Network System in Japan. Funimation Entertainment have obtained license to dub the series into English which was officially confirmed on July 5, 2003. Fifty episodes of the English dubbed series aired on Cartoon Network as part of their Adult Swim programming block on May 24, 2004 until January 2005 and were discontinued due to low ratings. The dubbed series aired in Canada on YTV's Bionix programming block from April 7, 2006 until September 2, 2006. Sixty-nine pieces of theme music are used throughout the series: twenty-eight opening themes and thirty-five closing themes in the Japanese animation and three opening and four closing themes in the English adaption. Several CDs that contain the theme music and other tracks of the anime have been released by Universal Music Group. As of March 2010, 18 seasons and 149 volumes in total have been released by Shogakukan. Five DVD collection boxes of the English adaption of the anime has been released by Funimation and contains the first to fifth seasons of the anime. Anime is animation originating in Japan. The world outside Japan regards anime as "Japanese animation". Anime originated about 1917. Anime, like manga (Japanese comics), has a large audience in Japan and high recognition throughout the world. Distributors can release anime via television broadcasts, directly to video, or theatrically, as well as online. Both hand-drawn and computer-animated anime exist. It is used in television series, films, video, video games, commercials, and internet-based releases, and represents most, if not all, genres of fiction. Anime, popular in Asian countries such as Japan, China, South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, and Indonesia has also become widespread in countries in the Western World such as United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Norway, Russia, and Sweden. Der japanische Anime (dt. etwa "animationslos") ist eine billige Form des Zeichentrickfilms und besteht hauptsächlich aus aneinandergereihten Standbildern. Entstanden ist sie wohl daher, dass erfolglose Regisseure, versuchten mit Herumschieben von Konzeptzeichnungen übers Wochenende schnell etwas Zelluloid mit Filmschrott zu füllen, der selbst den niedrigen Anforderungen des Mainstream-Kinos nicht gerecht wird. Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei (魔法科高校の劣等生 lit. "The Poor Performing Student of a Magic High School) is an anime series produced by Madhouse that premiered on April 5, 2014. It covers six of the first seven volumes of the light novel series. It is simulcasted by Crunchyroll and has been licensed for streaming by Aniplex of America. The first opening theme is Rising Hope by LiSA, and the first ending theme is "Millenario." by Elisa. The second opening theme is grilletto by GARNiDELiA, and the second ending theme is Mirror by Rei Yasuda. A series of super deformed animated introduction videos titled Mahouka for Dummies began streaming on the official website on February 22, 2014. Digital Monsters (デジタルモンスター-Dejitaru Monsutaa) oder abgekürzt Digimon (デジモン-Dejimon) ist der Name eines erfolgreichen, japanischen Mangas von Bandai] und Animes von Toei Animation. Das Ganze begann bereits im Juni 1997 mit den sogenannten Virtual Pets (kurz V-Pets), wobei es sich um kleine Geräte handelt, auf denen man ein eigenes, virtuelles/digitales Monster aufziehen kann, also ganz ähnlich einem Tamagotchi. Noch im selben Jahr erschien ein Vorläufer des ersten Digimon-Mangas, welcher 1998 im Magazin V-Jump von Shueisha veröffentlicht wurde. Im März 1999 folgte dann der erste Digimon-Movie zusammen mit der ersten Digimon-Staffel, die auf dem Sender Fuji TV ausgestrahlt wurde. In den folgenden Jahren erweiterte sich Digimon schließlich auf 4 Mangas, 6 Staffeln und 11 Movies, zählt aber nicht als abgeschlossen, weswegen diese Zahlen noch erhöht werden können. This page is a navigation page, and contains links to all pages with information pertaining to the various anime series. This page contains overview information only, for detailed content, please view the main articles. After the Saiyuki "Premium" OVA was released in 1999, the manga received a proper TV anime adaptation, Gensoumaden Saiyuki, in 2000, and ADV licensed & released both the entire TV series as well as the 2001 theatrical movie, Saiyuki Requiem. The manga Eyeshield 21 was written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Yusuke Murata, and the anime adaption consisting of 145 television episodes was co-produced by TV Tokyo, NAS and Gallop. The television series first aired on Japan's TV Tokyo network from April 6, 2005 to March 19, 2008. The anime series was later licensed in North America by Toonami Jetstream as a joint effort with Viz Media, and aired on December 17, 2007 on its site, but before its completion, the streaming service was shut down. The whole series was streamed in English by Crunchyroll, while Sentai Filmworks licensed the series, with distribution from Section23 Films on DVDs. The manga and anime have been featured at various times in the Top Ten lists of their respective media. The anime has been watched by a large number of television viewers in Japan, helping to raise American football's popularity in the country. Publications for manga, anime and others have commented on the Eyeshield 21 manga, which received positive comments for its artwork and characters, and negative responses to its non-football scenes. The anime is broadcasted on TV Asahi. An event was held on Roppongi Hills Arena (TV Asahi "Summer Festival" venue) to reveal the full cast and the characters they will be playing. The voice cast is revealed from time to time on Weekly Shōnen Jump and the anime's official site. The opening theme, Girigiri (ギリギリ lit. meaning "borderline"?), is performed by the Nagoya trio Sonar Pocket. Anime is some kind of loosely defined genre of television that is mostly produced by the Asian low-level, third-person countries like China, Korea and Singapore. Some well known examples are Naruto, Sailor Moon, Dragon Ball Z, The Office, and of course Cory in the House. Beware though, it contains heavy dose of cringe. Proceed with caution. Anime 「アニメ Anime?」 es el término que identifica a los dibujos animados de procedencia japonesa. El anime es un medio de gran expansión en Japón, siendo al mismo tiempo un producto de entretenimiento comercial, fenómeno cultural en masas populares y una forma de arte tecnológico. Es potencialmente dirigido a todos los públicos, desde niños, adolescentes, adultos, hasta especializaciones de clasificación esencialmente tomada de la existente para el "manga" (palabra japonesa para designar a la historieta en general. Fuera de Japón, se utiliza exclusivamente para referirse a las historietas niponas.), con clases base diseñadas para especificaciones socio-demográficos tales como empleados, amas de casa, estudiantes, y así sucesivamente. Por lo tanto, pueden hacer frente a los sujetos, temas y géneros tan diversos como el amor, aventura, ciencia ficción, los cuentos infantiles, literatura, deportes, fantasía, erotismo y muchos otros. El anime tradicionalmente es dibujado a mano, pero actualmente se ha vuelto común la animación en computadora. Sus guiones incluyen gran parte de los géneros de ficción y son transmitidos a través de medios cinematográficos (transmisión por televisión, distribución en formatos de video doméstico y películas con audio). La relación del anime japonés con el manga es estrecha, pues históricamente una gran cantidad de series y trabajos de anime se basan en historias de manga populares. The term for the style of Japanese animation. This article is missing significant information. Help MOVIEPEDIA by [ contributing to it]. Anime is animation originating in Japan. The world outside Japan regards anime as "Japanese animation". Dr. Mallozzi had a collection of anime DVDs but lost them in a game of Chess to Radek Zelenka. (SGA: "Sunday") The anime adaptation of the manga is 12 episodes long, and they came out in 2003. The series contains a variety of interesting characters. Image:Cquote1.png 12 year old girls with breast implants? Looks like I've found the perfect show for me! Image:Cquote2.png —''', Yo dad Anime, Animu, Hentai, or whatever you call it is a form of animation created by the Japanese people to win against the Muricans during the second World War. It is targeted to young or young adult audiences until a new species of imbecilic Humans known as Weeaboos appeared then abused the Japanese cultures including anime. Anime is animation in Japan and considered to be "Japanese animation" in the rest of the world. Anime dates from about 1917. Anime, in addition to manga (Japanese comics), is extremely popular in Japan and well known throughout the world. Anime can be released by television broadcast, directly to video, theatrically, as well as online. Anime can be hand-drawn or computer animated. It is used in television series, films, video, video games, commercials, and internet-based releases, and represents most, if not all, genres of fiction. Image:Stub.png This article has been deemed a stub. You can help Wii Wiki by [ expanding it]. Anime, parfois animé ( japonais アニメ, ') est le diminutif de animēshon ( japonais アニメーション, ), transcription japonaise de la prononciation anglaise du mot « animation ». Il s’agit donc d’un mot emprunté désignant les films d’animation, dont le Japon est un grand producteur. En français, ce terme désigne en général uniquement ces dessins animés, produits au Japon. On utilise également les mots japanime ou japanimation. Les réalisateurs japonais utilisent souvent le terme complet animēshon. Le terme de manga eiga, littéralement « film de manga », était le terme original pour désigner les dessins animés d’inspiration de manga (bande dessinée japonaise). Animation a alors une portée plus générale puisqu’il inclut également les films en volume ou autre films d’animation qui ne sont pas inspirés du manga. Ils sont très populaires au Japon : en 2001, le Voyage de Chihiro a battu le record de recettes dans ce pays, devançant le film Titanic. Parmi les films qui rencontrent en général le succès, on peut citer ceux issus du Studio Ghibli, fondé par Hayao Miyazaki et Isao Takahata. Très souvent, ils sont en rapport avec un manga : soit l’anime est basé sur un manga à succès, soit un manga est créé d’un anime populaire. Parfois les deux sont créés en même temps. D'autres séries, comme Medarot, ou plus récemment Tokyo majin gakuen kenpucho, s'inspirent de jeux vidéos. On distingue en général différents types d’anime : * les séries, diffusées à la télévision. Si la durée standard d'un épisode est généralement de 20 minutes environ, le nombre d'épisode total est variable selon les époques. À la période fin des années 1980/début des années 1990, plusieurs séries ont dépassé la centaine d'épisodes, comme Les Chevaliers du Zodiaque (114 épisodes) et Dragon Ball Z (291 épisodes). À partir du milieu des années 1990, le format en 26 épisodes se répand et devient le plus conventionnel. * les Original Video Animation (OVA) sont des anime produits pour la vente en vidéo. Leur qualité technique est souvent meilleure que celle des séries, car les délais sont moins contraignants et le budget plus élevé (pour un public plus ciblé). * les films, destinés à sortir au cinéma. Ils bénéficient des plus hauts budgets. Open Journal Systems. 2012. Open Journal Systems. Public Knowledge Project. (WUaS's wiki, information technologies and criteria for this - informed by the WUaS academic journal subject matter - are developing, since you can already publish your article at ). The anime of Majin Tantei Nōgami Neuro is produced by Madhouse and directed by Hiroshi Kōjina. A total of 25 episodes were aired. It began broadcasting in Japan on October 2, 2007 on Nippon Television and Yomiuri Television. It is also licensed and simulcast online by Viz Media in the United States via Hulu as Neuro. Two pieces of theme music are used for the entire series. DIRTY by Nightmare is used as the series opening theme, while Kodoku no Hikari (孤独のヒカリ, Light of Solitude) by Seira Kagami is used for the ending. The kana readings do not necessarily match the kanji in the episode titles by pronunciation or definition. The given romaji pronunciations for the episode titles are based on their kana only, due to the absence of furigana for the kanji. Alternate titles are indicated in parentheses when the kana differ in definition from the kanji. Even if the kana and kanji match in definition, they still may not necessarily match each other by pronunciation. Anime has influenced some Palladium products. * the Robotech cartoon the RPG is based on is actually a dubbed rewrite of the anime Macross * the Macross II RPG is based directly on the anime of the same name * TMNT had some anime OVAs and manga inspired by it * the original working title of Rifts, "Boomers" (also the original name of the Glitter Boy) was changed during development after Kevin Siembieda realized it was already in use in Bubblegum Crisis, as he explained in RUE * anime-style artwork has been included in several books The anime version of Say "I Love You" was produced by ZEXCS and directed by Takuya Satō. It began broadcasting in Japan on October 6, 2012, on Tokyo MX, tvk, BS11 and AT-X. It ceased broadcasting on December 30, 2012. A total of 13 episodes were aired before the anime concluded. The series has been licensed by Sentai Filmworks in North America and was simulcast on Crunchyroll. In addition to the regular series, the anime also comprises one OVA and bonus episodes that are included on BD/DVD volumes of the series. The episodes are tentatively titled "Mei and Meowrsmellow", with a few including content specific titles. Animes (jap. unbeweglich) sind Zeichentrickfilme aus den Land Japan. Come tutti gli otaku dei cartoni sapranno, la serializzazione di una serie animata nel Magico Paese del Sol Levante è legata a stagioni organizzate secondo la struttura della stagione lunare e un inusuale sistema numerale tredecimale (basato cioè sul numero 13). Escludendo i calcoli astronomici complessi che chiederebbero l'intervento del nostro Comitato scientifico al gran completo, i Giapponesi tendono a sfornare i loro anime in modo che le vicende narrate vadano da un minimo di tredici o ventisei puntate a un massimo di cinquantadue (per serie di media lunghezza), coprendo così una stagione, un anno gregoriano o un'era geologica con un singolo episodio ogni settimana. Questa scelta è dettata da recenti studi che affermano che è impossibile (anche per un cinese) produrre una singola puntata al giorno. Tuttavia anche una puntata alla settimana permette comunque di catturare fidelizzare gli schiavi spettatori nel lungo periodo, in quanto le serie possono anche durare un centiliardo di puntate. Generalmente gli anime non sono altro che la versione animata dei rispettivi manga, affidati a uno studio di animazione, ovvero una squadra di scemeggiatori (gente che potrebbe essere capace di trasformare un'opera del Miyazaki in una ddragonballa (e viceversa)), che sono a capo di un esercito di animatori e intercalatori amanuensi a basso costo, prevalentemente coreani o cinesi. This page gives you the opportunity to redirect to the wiki covering this topic or stay on the Crossgen Comics Database. Clicking on the link below will redirect you to the Anime Wikipedia article. Take me to the Wikipedia [ Anime] article. Click here to return to the Crossgen Comics Database main page or just hit your browsers back button to return to your previous page. These Redirect pages can be eliminated in either of two ways. * #1 Create a article of our own for this page. * #2 On every page a Anime link exists make a direct link to the original Wikipedia article. Things to think about: * #1 Creating our own page for this article may add a superfluous amount of pages. * #2 Some of these article links may be on hundreds of pages that would need direct links. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. Chobits (ちょびっツ) is an anime series, adapted from the manga of the same name by Clamp. The series was adapted by Madhouse and directed by Morio Asaka with music by K-Taro Takanami and character designs by Hisashi Abe. The opening theme is "Let Me Be With You" by Round Table featuring Nino. The ending themes are "Raison d'être" (Reason to Be) by Rie Tanaka (episodes 1–13), "Ningyo Hime" by Rie Tanaka (episodes 14–25), and "Katakoto no Koi" by Rie Tanaka and Tomokazu Sugita (episodes 26). The series was broadcast in 26 episodes from 2 April 2002 to 24 September 2002 across Japan, East Asia, and Southeast Asia by the anime satellite television]network, Animax and the errestrial Tokyo Broadcasting System network. Elsewhere in the world, the series was rebroadcast in Korea by AniOne TV, in France by Europe 2 TV, in Spain by both Animax España and Buzz Channel, in Portugal on Animax Portugal, and in Poland by Hyper. It was later released in Japan across 8 DVDs. The original episodes 9 and 18 are "recap" episodes, summarizing previous events. These episodes were re-numbered for the DVD release as episodes 8.5 and 18.5, respectively, and removed from their original sequence by being published together on the final DVD. As a result, the series is 24 episodes long. In addition, there are two DVD-only OVAs: a 27th episode recapping the series (numbered episode 24.5) and a 6-minute special. The ending theme of the latter is "Book End Bossa" by Round Table featuring Nino. Eine Liste der Animeserien auf Killaschaaf Das Wort Anime stammt von dem englischen Wort ‚animation’ ab (bzw. aus dem lateinischen: animare = Leben einhauchen). Wobei es bei uns nur für die in Japan produzierten Filme verwendet wird, bezeichnet man in Japan damit jegliche Art von animierten Filmen, also auch Cartoons. Der entscheidende Unterschied zwischen westlichen Zeichentrickfilmen und japanischen, sind die Altersklassen auf die sie abzielen. Während europäische und amerikanische hauptsächlich auf ein jüngeres Publikum abzielen, kindgerechte Inhalte und Comedy daher im Vordergrund stehen und andere Genres eher Randerscheinungen darstellen, gibt es bei Anime ein breit gefächertes Themenspektrum für alle Altersstufen. Von Literaturverfilmungen über Horror bis hin zu Science-Fiction werden nahezu alle Bereiche und Altersklassen abgedeckt. Auch gibt es Genres bei Anime, die fast ausschließlich in diesen vorkommen (z. B. Mecha-Serien über überdimensional große Roboter). Ein Schwerpunkt der Produktionen liegt allerdings auch in Japan, bei Fernsehserien für Kinder und Jugendliche, denen oft etwas mehr „zugemutet“ wird als in westlichen Kinderfilmen üblich. So wird Gewalt, z. B. durch spritzendes Blut, detaillierter dargestellt. Aber auch sexuelle Anspielungen, bei denen sich die Charaktere zuweilen sehr freizügig geben, werden geduldet. Dies führt dazu, dass einige dieser Serien, in anderen Ländern, vor der Ausstrahlung zensiert werden. Genau wie bei westlichen Cartoons haben reguläre Animes 13, 26 oder 52 Folgen und so eine Laufzeit von einem viertel, halben oder ganzen Jahre. Bei den meisten laufenden Animes in Japan kommt meistens eine neue Folge pro Woche raus. Anime (アニメ), fuera de Japón, es el término que agrupa los dibujos animados de procedencia japonesa. En Japón se utiliza el término para referirse a la animación en general. El anime tradicionalmente es dibujado a mano, pero actualmente se ha vuelto común la animación en computadora siendo más fácil. El protagonista en Dragon Ball es Goku. Las series animadas son: * Dragon Ball * Dragon Ball Z * Dragon Ball GT * Dragon Ball Super El anime tradicionalmente es dibujado a mano, pero actualmente se ha vuelto común la animación en computadora. Sus guiones incluyen gran parte de los géneros de ficción y son transmitidos a través de medios cinematográficos (transmisión por televisión, distribución en formatos de video doméstico y películas con audio). La relación del anime japonés con el manga es estrecha, pues históricamente una gran cantidad de series y trabajos de anime se basan en historias de manga populares. Además, también guarda estrecha relación con las novelas visuales. La palabra Anime (アニメ?) fue tomada en Japón para hacer referencia a un nuevo y particular estilo de animación, recién surgido en ese país. Es el término que identifica a los dibujos animados (cartoon en ingles) de procedencia japonesa. Su origen es discutido, se cree que el término anime proviene de la abreviación de la transcripción japonesa de la palabra inglesa "animation" (アニメーション animēshon). De ahí que se abrevie a "anime". Por otra parte se cree que es una palabra de origen francés. El anime es un medio de gran expansión en Japón, siendo al mismo tiempo un producto de entretenimiento comercial y cultural, lo que ha ocasionado un fenómeno cultural en masas populares y una forma de arte tecnológico. Es potencialmente dirigido a todos los públicos, desde niños, adolescentes, adultos, hasta especializaciones de clasificación esencialmente tomada de la existente para el "manga" (historieta japonesa), con clases base diseñadas para especificaciones socio-demográficos tales como empleados, amas de casa, estudiantes, y así sucesivamente. Por lo tanto, pueden hacer frente a los sujetos, temas y géneros tan diversos como el amor, aventura, ciencia ficción, cuentos infantiles, literatura, deportes, fantasía, erotismo y muchos otros. Categoría:Mundo real The anime was planned to be 3 seasons, 26 episodes each, which would be transmitted in Japan each 6 months (season - 6 months break- next season) and thus it would end by 2007. Nevertheless, the TV network NHK decided to end the series in chapter 52, leaving an open ending (they decided to break away from the mature tone of the manga, because it was "a second part of CCS for them"), completing only 2 of the originally planned 3 seasons. NHK had a license for Tsubasa~RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE~ up until Rekord Country (Volume 15), and the relations between CLAMP and the company were getting worse (CLAMP was upset with the anime, NHK even rejected CLAMP's storyboard for the Second season opening for the "IT'S" which was included in the CARACTere GuiDE #2), thus the third season was never animated. This is why, there isn't and there will never be a third season for the anime. Animax, an anime TV Network dubbed both seasons and began broadcasting the series under the title "Chronicle of the Wings" on April 6, 2006 across its English-language networks in Southeast Asia and South Asia as well as its Chinese-language networks in Taiwan and Hong Kong. The TV Network Funimation Entertainment licensed both season under the title Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle for English-language release in North America with 12 DVDs. The anime follows the manga storyline with filling episodes, specially the Second season, which was also censured a lot because of the NHK- who wants to sell another CCS. There are 3 drama CDs, called "Oukyuu no Matinee" divided in three chapters. As an extra to close the anime, on December 20, 2006 the last disc of Tsubasa Chronicle was released: Tsubasa Chronicle Best Vocal Collection", a recopilation of some OPs/EDs, insert songs and vocal songs, and a new song by Yui Makino. The next arc after Rekord is Tokyo. As a continuation of the original storyline, there was an OVA released, which is Tsubasa TOKYO REVELATIONS, produced by Production I.G. See also OVAS Above wiki is a whole wiki on the subject. Knock yourself out. Durch den großen Erfolg des Manga Sailor Moon von Naoko Takeuchi (jap. Originaltitel: 美少女戦士セーラームーンBishōjo Senshi Sērā Mūn) wurde in Japan eine Anime Serie und drei Kinofilme produziert. Die Anime Serie, die 5 Staffeln mit insgesamt 200 Folgen umfasst, wurde unter der Regie von Junichi Sato, Kunihiko Ikuhara, Takuya Igarashi, Takao Yoshizawa und Hiromichi Matano von TV Asahi und Toei Animation produziert. In Japan wurde die Sendung vom 7. März 1992 bis zum 8. Februar 1997 auf TV Asahi ausgestrahlt. In Deutschland lief die Serie unter dem Titel "Sailor Moon - Das Mädchen mit den Zauberkräften" ab dem 13. Oktober 1995 zunächst auf dem ZDF. Ab der zweiten Staffel wurde die Serie von RTL II ausgestrahlt, wo die letzte Folge am 15. Dezember 1998 das erste Mal gezeigt wurde. Der Filme wurden 1993, 1994 und 1995 in japanischen Kinos gezeigt und im Jahr 1998 in Deutschland auf RTL II gezeigt. thumb|250px|Logo oficial de Pokémon en occidente. Pokémon ( Pocket Monsters en japonés) es un anime basado en su mayoría en los videojuegos de la franquicia Pokémon. Fue creado en Japón por Satoshi Tajiri, Junichi Masuda y Ken Sugimori, siendo producida por los estudios OLM Incorporated y licenciada por The Pokémon Company desde 2006. El anime comenzó su recorrido por la televisión japonesa en TV Tokyo desde 1997 y todavía hoy sigue en emisión, contando con más de 950 episodios. Se habló del anime por primera vez en 1997, cuando se les pidió a Satoshi y al resto de los creadores de la franquicia en Game Freak una licencia para sacar una serie animada de Pokémon. Satoshi lo permitió, pero forzó a los guionistas y animadores a jugar hasta el final a las primeras ediciones de la Game Boy, para que pudieran apreciar de qué se trataba Pokémon realmente. Luego de esto, el estudio hizo una historia basada en cosas que suceden en el juego. Este estudio es OLM Incorporated (Oriental Light and Magic), quienes se han encargado del anime en su totalidad. Adicionalmente, desde 1998 se estrena en verano todos los años una película basada en el anime. La trama de las películas guarda relación con la serie, pero no como si se trata de un episodio más, por lo que son independientes. Hasta la fecha se han producido 19 películas. 200px 280px Arriba: Imagen del EP256 (2002), donde Ash muestra su recién ganada medalla Dragón de Johto. Abajo: Imagen del EP778 (2013), donde Ash enseña la medalla Dragón de Johto (recuerdo). Si bien la serie se renueva con la introducción de nuevos personajes, Pokémon y tramas, el esquema básico ha permanecido inalterado desde su estreno. Este se basa en la aventura Pokémon de Ash, que consiste en reunir las ocho medallas de la región para participar en la Liga Pokémon y convertirse en un maestro Pokémon. El doblaje de la serie es distinto en Hispanoamérica y España, al igual que la distribución, motivo por el que los episodios a veces se estrenan antes en un lugar o en otro. Las diferentes traducciones originan, en ocasiones, que un personaje, un lugar, un objeto, etc., sea conocido con dos nombres en español. En Hispanoamérica, donde los videojuegos se distribuyen en inglés, el anime suele recurrir a ellos, mientras que en España se utilizan los nombres traducidos de los videojuegos. Así, por ejemplo, el personaje que en España se conoce como Aura, en Hispanoamérica se llama May (en inglés). No obstante, existen excepciones, como Equipo Rocket (en Hispanoamérica) y Team Rocket (en España). En WikiDex, siempre que existen dos nombres, se recogen ambos, primero el inglés y después el español: May/Aura, Team/Equipo Rocket.

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