Animation Rules Japan

HO-OH!!!
Attention to all animes-lovers. We gonna talk about them this time. I'm pretty sure that we'd talked about them once in July, right? Let's us have another one now.

For the past centuries, animes had been created in Japan. Japanese people first drew mangas, which meant comics, and they turned them into TV shows. Let's us analysis some of them now—>

Doraemon. Everyone love it!
I would believe that this "blue-racconish" figure didn't miss its role in our childhood, did it? Most of you are rather familiar with the funny and fascinating story of Doraemon and its friends, aren't you? And I wouldn't deny that I am also a fan of it.

Sakura Kinomoto, the main character of Cardcaptor Sakura, has the sweetest smile of all times. This 10-year-old little girl had accidentally released a set of magical cards, and then she had to take the responsibility of finding them back. How tough and dangerous her adventure could be? Let's check it out!

Next, we have one of the most famous animes in Japan, Yugi-Oh!. Just like Cardcaptor Sakura, this anime uses cards as the main theme. The Yugi-Oh! cards were turned into real cards and all of us can play it as a game. It's fun. But if you wanna play, don't forget to watch the anime so that you can snatch some of the players' skill.

Now, let's get to a newer one, which has the name of Hitman Reborn. This anime has plenty of fighting scenes, which has made it such a favourite show for teenage boys. Its story revolves around a boy named Tsunayoshi Sawada, who was chosen to become the tenth leader of the Vongola family. How Tsuna learnt to be strong and capable to protect the Vongola Family with the help of an infant hitman called Reborn is so enthralling, aren't you excited to know more?

Animes are really nice with their interesting story lines. Many famous animes have already been translated into different languages, so people from all around the world can watch them in their own language.

Ooo... Animation really rules Japan!

By,

Euan Thum.

Comments

The Human Being—A Complex Organism

Human beings are complex and special organisms as there is a complex organisation of cells in the human body. The organisation in the human body is summarised as follows: Cells—> Tissues—> Organs—> Systems—> Organism. The same type of cells which carry out a specific function are organised into a tissue. For examples, a group of muscle cells form a muscle tissue while a group of nerve cells form a nerve tissue. They are organised to work together to perform specific functions as the result of cells in the human body do not work individually. An organ is a group of tissue that cooperates to carry out a specific life process. For examples, a group of muscle tissues, epithelial tissues and connective tissues form blood vessels. Several organs are organised into a system. Each system consist of several organs which are organised to carry out life processes such as respiration, reproduction and digestion. Various systems in th...

I am Euan Thum. This is my story.

No one is born a leader, but no one is born to stay shy and quiet forever too. I was a timid and unconfident boy who grew to celebrate individuality. I discovered my passion in poetry in high school and I never stopped exploring what I can create. I co-founded a society in college to share the love for poetry and had organised poetry recitals to help others discover its beauty. My poems have now been featured in several international publications and journals. During the global pandemic, I released two poetry collections for charity, which have raised more than RM1k combined! Poetry was an incredible flotation device and artistic outlet for me during the pandemic, and being able to share my art with the world allows me to connect with others in ways I never imagined before. Over the years, I became committed to enrich the community around me through volunteering and fundraising. This propels me towards fighting for important causes in our society including wildlife con...

Working With Passion

I've long worked behind the lens. When I started experimenting with photography almost a decade ago, I was heavily criticised for the wrong angles, the misfocused subjects, and my pointless artistry. I tried and tried without proper equipment or professional guidance, but the determination to validate my photography skills had kept me going against the currents of criticism. In the midst of helping others 'capture a moment', as I would call it, I saw myself starting to request for similar photos to be taken for me, in hopes of keeping memories of my own in photographs. One person told me once, 'You're kinda like a model'. That was about 4 years ago, when I had finished high school for a couple of months. My hair was flowing a little freer than before and I had more time on my hands to run around Johor Bahru with my friends, looking for adventures and photoshoots. That 5-word line was an inspiration I did not see coming. In fact, I did not realise it had done the...

You-Want's Life

Search This Blog