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Highschool of the Dead MAL Rated 7. 56, Ranked #1337 | Aired Summer 2010 | Produced by Madhouse Highschool of the Dead's popularity (at least in English-speaking fandom) is mostly due to timing. It hit right at the time when zombies
were at their all time high in fan culture. But it also has something to do with HoTD being wonderfully ridiculous, including bullet-time-boobies that gyrate at supersonic speed. Sounds good to me!
SHIMONETA: A Boring World Where the Concept of Dirty Jokes Doesn't Exist MAL Rated 7. 64, Ranked #1129 | Aired Summer 2015 | Produced by J. C. Staff Not many anime attempt to make grand political statements about the importance of their dumb dirty jokes and material, but that's exactly what
Shimoneta does. It is the best critique of governmental censorship that also features a lady running around with
underpants on her face as she throws pictures of hot naked ladies to shocked onlookers who probably have not even seen themselves naked before. Pure comedy.
No Game No Life MAL Rated 8.
However, before you purchase, make sure the movie can be watched in the original French version (audio) and has French and English subtitles available. It’s not always the case I think. Feeling stuck? Here are a few French
Cinema Channels on YouTube where you can check out many French movie trailers: Bandes Annonces CinémasLes Cinémas Pathé GaumontGaumontPathé Added to that, the great thing about YouTube is that you can follow French YouTubers, watch old French TV shows (without subtitles though) and
sometimes even full French movies. 16. Fnac Finally, you can go all out and go looking for French movies where many French people go to buy theirs: la FNAC. (pronounced “fnac”! :D) It’s probably the biggest French multimedia store. You’ll find lots of DVDs, CDs, books, children’s books, comic strips, etc. on their website. This is great if you’re feeling a little lost or would like to find some different, fresh and originally French – whether reading, listening or watching material. Shop where the French shop! Or just find a few new titles and try ordering them on Amazon or your local bookstore. However, I found that for Americans and Canadians, shopping directly from FNAC’s store (including their shipping fee, which is around $10-$15 I think) is often cheaper than ordering the same books, DVDs, etc.
Kuroko diverts the attention away from him, to another player and to the ballKuroko stealing Kasamatsu's ball using his misdirectionKuroko must make eye-contact in order to use Misdirection Invisible Pass Kuroko's Invisible Pass Following from his misdirection, Kuroko uses himself as a relay for passes and redirects the ball to another player by just gently touching it. He receives the ball from another player and immediately changes its course to a free player. This pass is very hard to predict and almost always leads to a basket. The true form of
this pass, according to Midorima, is a tap pass, which allows Kuroko to change direction of the ball without touching the ball for a long period. This is the only type of pass that works well with his misdirection because of minimum contact with the ball. Ignite Pass Kuroko's Ignite Pass As an extension of his regular pass, Kuroko can also move the ball even quicker. He only does this if his imperceptible pass can be intercepted at some point. When he receives the ball, he punches it directly to a free player. This way, the force behind the pass will increase greatly and the ball will move much faster. This pass is also called the Acceleration Pass. But because this pass is very powerful, only some players can catch it successfully, in Junior
High school only the Generation of Miracles were capable of receiving this pass.
