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Toys LEGO: LEGO Exo-Force was LEGO's take on
anime and the Humongous Mecha, replete with very exaggerated Shonen Hair, random kanji slapped everywhere, typical Japanese names, and a heavy dose of anime and mecha-genre tropes. In the same vein, Ninjago focuses on Ninjas with a bit of mecha thrown in here and there, most notably the Samurai X mech and various Serpentine vehicles. It's a little more subtle about it in that it limits itself to Shonen Hair and kanji is few and far in between. The names also reflect a much larger variety, with only Kai, Nya and Misako being anywhere close to Japanese. It still uses a lot of anime cliches, such as magical weapons, power-up transformations, color-coded chosen warriors and the aforementioned Shonen Hair. It also mixes several other Asian themes into it as well, most notably Sensei-Wu, who appears more Chinese than Japanese. Video Games Afterimage is a Chinese-made game, but with an anime art style, best seen in promotional material and in the designs of characters such as Renee. ANNO: Mutationem: The character designs have elements with notion to anime, particularly unique expressions and animesque traits that have detailed highlights and settings rendered in stylized detail. The Mystery Console DLC is also presented in a Super-Deformed-style gameplay. Phantom Dust was made by Microsoft to sell in Asian countries, then ported back into America later. The theme, character design, and plot all mimic common Anime and Manga attributes.
[35] Following the digital
Weekly Shonen Jump's cancelation in December 2018, Viz Media started simultaneously publishing One Piece through its Shonen Jump service, and by Shueisha through Manga Plus, in January 2019. [36][37] In the United Kingdom, the volumes were published by Gollancz Manga, starting in March 2006,[38] until Viz Media took it over after the fourteenth volume. [39][40] In Australia and New Zealand, the English volumes have been distributed by Madman Entertainment since November 10, 2008. [41] In Poland, Japonica Polonica Fantastica is publishing the manga,[42] Glénat in France,[43] Panini Comics in Mexico,[44] LARP Editores and later by Ivrea in Argentina,[45][46] Planeta de Libros in Spain,[47] Edizioni Star Comics in Italy,[48] and Sangatsu Manga in Finland. [49] Spin-offs and crossovers Oda
teamed up with Akira Toriyama to create a single crossover of One Piece and Toriyama's Dragon Ball. Entitled Cross Epoch, the one-shot was published in the December 25, 2006, issue of Weekly Shōnen Jump and the April 2011 issue of the English Shonen Jump.
watashi no namae!!) Bonus: "You Like This Kind of Thing, Don't You, Senpai?" (センパイ好きっスねー こーゆーの, Senpai suki ssu ne ̄ ko ̄ yu ̄ no) When Senpai reads a shojo manga where the characters resemble
Nagatoro and himself, Nagatoro has him re-create a situation where he has to lick her shoes. Senpai and Nagatoro go out for ice cream. While preparing for a school-wide distance run, Senpai tweaks his ankle. In the actual run, he tries to keep up with Nagatoro and her friends as they try to outrace Club President, but cannot go very far. Nagatoro and then her friends join in to
carry him to the finish. When Nagatoro leaves her cellphone behind, Senpai takes it to her classroom but he hides in a locker when Nagatoro, Sakura and some other girl classmates arrive and talk about romance interests.
