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The Legend of Vox Machina has a typical anime intro with an animation similar to Sakuga style, characters fighting enemies they will never meet in the show, solo character shot and all the main characters doing the typical Team Shot watching the sunset. The character designer is none other than Phil Bourassa, who also did Young Justice (2010) and DC Universe Animated Original Movies, and some of animation
renderings were made by Production Reve, which is specialized in other Animesque shows like Voltron: Legendary Defender, DOTA: Dragon's Blood and The Legend of Korra. The show also
makes several nods to Dragon Ball Z because the voice actor, Travis Willingham is a fan of the anime; Grog's Unstoppable Rage is reminiscent of going Super Saiyan; and Grog holding Sylas while Keyleth fires a Sunbeam at them is a recreation of Goku holding Raditz in place for Piccolo to blast them with the Makankosappo. Magic Adventures of Mumfie: There are lots of Ridiculously Cute Critters in the show, Mumfie's winking, the characters having Wide Eyes and Shrunken Irises when they are shocked in "The Amazing Scarecrow", a villain who predates shojou anime villains such as the Grim Reaper and Zakkena, and Scarecrow occasionally using an anime style of eyes when smiling or sleeping. The first and second seasons were actually animated in Canada, and the most anime-esque season, the third, was animated in Spain. Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart: The show's creator worked on OK K. O. ! Let's Be Heroes, so it isn't too surprising that this cartoon emulates quite a bit of anime tropes, from the incredible Action-Hogging Opening, to the Chibi designs of the characters, to the use of Manga Effects such as hexagonal speech balloons and Visible Sighs. Maryoku Yummy: Just by its name you would think it's Japanese, but it was actually made in America and based on the Edo period of art, most characters have Japanese names, and the characters make anime eyes sometimes, such as Fudan in "Doggone Dog" and Maryoku in "Cinderyoku". The Ruby-Spears Mega Man cartoon took a Japanese license, redrew it American style, and had it animated in Japan. What's more, the redesigns were based on some sketches that Mega Man (Classic) creator Keiji Inafune happened to have done in his spare time.
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