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I. T. C. H. (2004) produced by French studio SIP Animation also uses an anime art-
style. The Sailor Moon inspirations are pretty obvious with the Magical Girl motifs. The art style was confirmed by a director to have been inspired by anime such as Neon Genesis Evangelion. The circus
scene from the Tom Poes movie “The Dragon That Wasn’t, Or Was He?” is very anime esque with how the characters are drawn and animated; the film had some scenes outsourced to Japan. Totally Spies! is one of the most known animesque European shows. The cartoon was produced by the French company, Marathon Media. The show is known for its anime style and the use of
every possible Japanese Visual Arts Tropes.
Too dumb to understand what's happening. Although some of them get a few seconds of characterization, it is skipped for the sake of dramatic romance. Ultimately none of their side plots mattered. They're simply a diversion from the primary couple, who
could use more screen time because the anime skims through dozens in the
blink of an eye. You probably won't remember all of their names, but thankfully their candy-colored hair makes it easy to tell them apart.
Hori's friend, Yoshikawa, falls into all three.
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