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Oricon News (in Japanese). December 14, 2020. Archived from the original on December 13, 2020.
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Serialize on Shonen Jump+". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on May 3, 2021. Retrieved December 13, 2020. ^ 漫画『チェンソーマン』第2部は"学校編" 作者・藤本タツキ氏「デンジが学校に通います」. Oricon News (in Japanese).
Mostly-Australian production (but DHX distributed the show making this Canadian-Australian) Kuu Kuu Harajuku is known with the main characters looking like anime-like characters due to being a Japanese band from Gwen Stefani. The short-lived Euro-Canadian series My Life Me is best known for this. It was made to capitalize on the 2000s anime fad, and often makes use of common anime tropes for its visuals. The main character is even noted for being an aspiring manga artist. More subtle than
most of the other examples, but Polly Pocket clearly derives from anime because of the characters' large eyes and relatively small mouths. Storm Hawks' anime influence is most notable in the hair and eyes, although it otherwise maintains the distinctive All-CGI Cartoon style other shows from Nerd Corps Entertainment have. Arts Ur-example: Japonism. Although long before anime, back in the 1860s, Japanese Ukiyo-e prints heavily inspired Western artists of the time. Notably, Van Gogh actually painted two of Hiroshige's works. The works of the
British (a northern one, to be exact) design studio The Designers Republic in The '90s codified the◊ usage◊ of◊ this◊ trope◊ in Graphic design (prominently featured on the WipEout series). They turned it into a timeless trend, so timeless that people started copying them.
She insisted that she should be thanking him, as she got a lot out of the experience and now decided that she wanted to be Hokage; Boruto, however, scoffed at the idea. School Trip Arc[] Main article: School Trip Arc Boruto attacking Hassaku. Boruto is appointed
class leader for his homeroom's class field trip to the Land of Water, much to his annoyance. Upon arriving in Kirigakure, they are met by their village guide Kagura Karatachi. Upon personally introducing himself to Boruto, Kagura escorted the class into the village, where the class is amazed by the scenery. Boruto noticed Iwabee wandering off into a back alley,
leading to Boruto and Denki pursuing him. There, the three are confronted by Hassaku Onomichi, who Boruto engages into a fight with. The skirmish is stopped by Shizuma Hoshigaki, who applauded Boruto and Iwabee for having guts before walking off with Hassaku. Later, the class met Mei Terumī and Chōjūrō, who welcomed them to their village. Afterwards, the class continued their tour to the Kirigakure Academy, where Chōjūrō organised Boruto to fight Kagura in kenjutsu. Upon starting, Boruto is swiftly disarmed and defeated.
