no text version
Have you ever wondered what it would look like if your favorite characters turned into anime? Or if every movie, cartoon, or TV series had an anime of its own? Well, you can wonder no more thanks to a brilliantly talented Mexican artist named Brenni Murasaki, who is doing her god's work by doing just that.
“🔥 工作加油！ 我會一直在你身邊喔！”
“【ＴＶアニメ公式キャラブック第三弾本日発売!!】 「ＴＶアニメ『鬼滅の刃』公式キャラクターズブック 参ノ巻」が本日発売です！ シリーズ全3冊の最後となる今巻は、 義勇・しのぶをはじめとする柱や、 お館様などの鬼殺隊関係者たちを特集！ ぜひ、お手に取ってみて下さい。 https://t.co/rKIjfrhnHh”
A new meme asks, why shouldn’t all me look like a tattooed Danny DeVito?
Cartoons and anime have been and are a big part of a lot of people's lives. They offer us grand adventures, fun, and exciting plotlines and storylines, unique, driven, and lovable characters. But have you ever wondered what the characters we all know and love would look like if they were realistic?
See royalty-free images, stock photos, videos, music & more on Pixabay
One can always argue about things, but we think that anime is one of the most successful Japanese exports of all time. What’s so special about it, you ask? Well, it is not just some kiddie cartoon, as anime series often don a dark visual style, presenting the viewers with inappropriate amounts of gore (always depicted in the most visually pleasing way, of course). Besides that, even if the tone of a particular anime is light, the visuals significantly differ from the Western aesthetics - these animations are full of visual clues, and almost everything bears a meaning. And what about the topics? Well, if Western animations are more likely to touch the topics of friendship and love, the issues in anime span from romance to thriller. And that indicates that anime series aren’t really meant for kids. In fact, you should take them and view them as your regular TV series, just animated and not live-action.
