Anime and Manga

1) What is your reaction to the text you just read? Well, it is very familiar. I have actually seen the anime adaptation while it was being released to the US. I greatly enjoyed the series for you feel that you are experiencing the story along with protagonist who is also an outsider to farm culture. I also appreciate that the story teaches you so much about the farming culture and other people's views on different areas of farming. I really enjoyed the anime adaption and loved how true it stayed to the manga as I was reading it. I love how proactive and willing the main character is throughout the manga, this makes the reader get excited when he does and feel that they have learned something really interesting. I really want to finish the manga to see what all happens to everyone. 2) What connections did you make with the story? Discuss the elements of the work with which you were able to connect. As stated in the first question, I appreciated learning along with the protago

I grew up with Pokemon and I love the franchise. I still watch the show and love going to see the movies. I was never a big gamer, but I do play Pokemon go! its a lot of fun to play with my sister and I love asking people who there favorite Pokemon are. Pokemon is very similar to Disney to me. Both franchises have characters that are beloved and have compelling stories that are loved by people of all ages. I also cannot wait for Detective Pikachu to come out, I hope it will be good! I was never one for straight up horror anime, but I enjoyed looking at the illustrations. They are very uncanny, but have a life and movement to them. I enjoy series that have a dark or horror element, but I like ones with an overall story or other genres on top of it, like Madoka Magica or Death Parade. I definitely want to read his cat book!

I had heard about the Boy and the Beast, but haven't had the chance to watch it yet. I was really enjoying the film. I found the beginning a bit cheesy, but it established everything that was happening and makes the world building easy to understand. I can see similarities between this and Zootopia, with the world building and the animal metaphors. I will definitely be finishing the film, it does a great job at building characters. I want to see what happens, to see how the film plays out, which to me makes this a successful film. I like the animation too, though it is very clean it still has good expression, especially with the bear guy. I also like the design of the Boar guy, I was sure he was going to be a lion for in American films the king tends to be a lion, but in Japan lions are not prevalent where as boars are. I found it interesting to see such a benevolent boar, where as in America boars tend to be seen as dumber or more goofy. I have seen Made in Abyss, and I was a fa

I have never watch AKIRA all the way though, I had only seen the main motorcycle chase and knew that it was the most expensive anime at the time. I did not know that this was not made by a singular company, but when watching it I could see slight variations in the animation. So far I can see why this film was so popular for it was so different for the time. I could also see the strong 80's influence, especially in the clothing and hairstyles. Honestly so far, I am not a huge fan. All these kids are annoying to me for this pushes for kids who are rebellious and rude are the cool ones and they treat women badly and overall just dirty. But, I get it, it makes sense for this story and time. It is beautifully animated and the characterization is important being anti-war/anti-military stances. Yet, they are terrorists who I do not really root for. You can't really take a stance, no one is really the 'good' ones. The main biker gang of the kids may be the only ones who you fee

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Along with 'My Lesbian Experience', I actually really like reading Shojo ai/yuri manga. I had not had the chance til not to read 'My Lesbian Experience', but I enjoyed the book. I see why it was so critically acclaimed and felt more like a retelling of life verses a story. I would not say the overall story was satisfying, it almost felt like a documentary with some humor. With the illustrations along with the overall story, it is a very moving piece that gives a good perspective on her life experience. Overall I would definitely recommend the book to others to see what it could be like for someone who is gay. Another story I am currently reading, it is still coming out weekly, is 'The Mage and the Demon Queen'. This is a story about a world that basically works like a video game, where there is usually a Demon King controlling the area and people train to become knights and mages in order to defeat the Demon King and become ruler. The Demon King is whomever is