Feminist-friendly Anime and their Fringe Guys

Feminist-friendly Anime and their Fringe Guys

 No one wants to be misunderstood the way Naraku is actually understanding of himself... He is the king of the world under Inuyasha's world (2 levels below Kagome's world) or adjacent, after thousands of episodes nobody knows anymore.

A plus, he's the one who demons turn to when they need a shoulder and a helping hand. Just that he, is not physically able to handle keeping his human form without his own kind (full-blooded demons) present.

 Having an adjustable dial implanted in ones head is all hard work, and no pay. But there's freedom to adjust it at will, right? What could be better, than Prof. Stein, in a kind of anime popular with the feminine anime watching crowd (of today). (Than themes of obvious darkness, and light) That's way better than having to explain why you're traveling between the worlds to a bunch of chronologically younger individuals...

Plus, he's popular with fangirls because he helps Maka and Soul.

Inuyasha and Sesshomaru have different views and friends. In common, both of them don't want to ultimately end up as a dog skyscraper meaning that they don't really understand the way that humans related to stronger demons, before they (started the first episode) had become stronger. Despite all that, both are strong demons just not too much emotionally.

In addition, who knows where in the world this picture is from???

 Soul, pictured on the left, is a manly kind of character. The only thing missing, is the lack of not being a scythe, as specifically a scythe. Not sure if a scythe is an appliance or a tool, but they sure are exceptionally friendly. Best used for harvesting grain (appliance) and enhancing intimidation (tool) (now you know), they really don't need another usage or explanation of use (see later; death scythe as appliance). Though, if Soul was not a Scythe maybe he would be just perfect for Maka.

That and, Maka's biological dad is also... a Scythe for an actual grim reaper! (AAH! :O)





Interestingly enough, these guys are popular and the animes are too. The anime because not much is clear to us about how they're going to grow, get stronger, and mature. The guys because they're all VERY LIKEABLE. Having other characters that have a heart of gold or evil, makes that seem more clear, but that's because they're anime... But they're popular with us all anyway because they're also wildly popular with the ladies, ironically enough! How many fangirls agree that these guys are fanworthy?

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(NYCC / NYAF) Part 1: A Day in the City

NY Anime Festival

Yesterday Deretsun and I, RPGhero, traveled to the West Side of Manhattan to behold a collaboration that otaku and comic fans only dream about and that is the mixture of an anime convention with one of the biggest comics conventions in the world. While that is something in itself, it didn't grow on me. It seemed like New York Anime Festival took the backseat to New York Comic Con. There weren't as many cosplayers as I've seen at Animazement last summer in North Carolina.

Why don't we take a look at the cosplayers I cared to photograph, shall we?

I know this one! Two of "Professor Stein" from Soul Eater.

Sesshomaru! Would he look like this if he were real?

Chikusa from Katekyoshi Hitman Reborn

It was cool to see this anime REPresented by a cosplayer!

Star Wars - Clone Wars!

Does anyone know what anime or comic they're from?? They look familiar...

NEXT TIME I'M COSPLAYING BECAUSE I KNOW FIRSTHAND EVERYTHING IS MORE FUN WHEN YOU COSPLAY

We also got to see Ash Ketchum's soul O.o

VERONICA TAYLOR

Well the voice actor WOMAN that plays Ash Ketchum. I couldn't get a closer picture than that...

She's the one with blonde hair.

She's pictured with Minori Chihara and some other english voice actors...

(Who looks so much more beautiful close up by the way)

Minori Chihara is most relevant to me at Yuki Nagato, the humanoid alien from the Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

What about American Comic Book culture? Well I don't really care much for it but I thought it was interesting that singer/hip-hopper/songwriter Ne-yo was there with Stan Lee (the comic book Father) to talk about his comic collaboration, "Libra Scale". Well the illustration style was very realistic just like an American comic, the themes were very mature, and the dialogue seemed typical at first. However I did like the superhero aspect that was brought into it.

In other news...

Don't these things look like they're going to eat you??

They're called Ugly Dolls and they're a popular fad, possibly inspired by Japan's Domo-kun...

There were previews of new games for every system in the Exibitor's Room. Companies like Nintendo, Square Enix, etc had video game stations where people could play the newest games about to be released. There were so many people in the Exibitor's Room though it was impossible to play, let alone walk five feet without stopping for five minutes to wait for the people in front to move.

And finally the stash!

A one piece shirt, Ne-yo's Libra Scale sample, a Zoro poster, and a Tifa Lockhart poster!

One thing that boggles my mind is where Chansu got the money for his stash at AWA. Convention prices are higher than ever and he had a pretty big stash last time... But one good thing to think about is that we supported Japan. By buying character goods we're supporting people who make these anime and manga!
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Some close up shots of the posters I bought from Kevin Yan's table at Artist Alley
Many people thought he was the best artist there

These photos don't give him any justice on these posters or his work in general
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