This question is not asking about a course that teaches how to create manga or anime, but a curriculum of a course similar to English literature. Such course would teach the history and culture of anime and manga by studying representative works of different periods and genres and their cultural ...
I have found this question:
Corrupted question
The first answer seems to be corrupted.
I see the answer as follow:
Is it an issue of my pc or not?
I found this picture while I searched in google for "new love plan". I would like to know form which anime the girl in the middle (I have marked she) is?
its based at a highschool. there is this giant clock that doesnt work, but this kid manages to get to the clock somehow gets it running again. And it turns out the clock is a hideout or club house.
i know i liked the show just cant remember it.
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I'm referring to this image. At the very beginning of episode 25, this very similar picture occurs, however, even after rewatching the final two episodes a few times, I can't find the image. Is there some specific release of the episodes that the first image occurs in, or does it even not occur...
I was watching an episode of Shirobako. I love how the anime gives you a slight in-depth view on the production process. But something I can't get my mind around is those few segments that involve CGI with the interaction of traditional 2D in anime.
In the episode there was this moment with key ...
In Rebuild of Evangelion the titles of the first 3 movies are
You Are (Not) Alone
You Can (Not) Advance
You Can (Not) Redo
I am wondering what is the purpose and/or meaning the inclusion of (Not) in the titles.
