Who is Domo-kun? - Anime & Manga Stack Exchange
2013年3月1日 · 11. Dōmo-kun is the official character or mascot for the Japanese broadcasting channel Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai (NHK). According to Wikipedia, he was created in 1998 and named after a pun on "Hello there!": Domo-kun first appeared in short stop-motion sketches on 22 December 1998 to mark the 10th anniversary of NHK's satellite broadcasting.
Google reverse image search - Anime & Manga Stack Exchange
2013年12月31日 · Suppose we want to find out who the top right character is, and from which anime he is. First, you need to single his picture out. You can do so by importing the picture into a picture editor such as Paint or Photoshop, or an external screenshot device such as Gyazo. After cropping the image you should have a picture similar to this:
Who are these Tsukihime characters? - Anime & Manga Stack …
2016年11月7日 · 5. In the third volume of the Tsukihime manga, an illustration (possibly NSFW) of a number of female characters at a hot spring appears. I can recognize most of the characters here. (Akiha stands outside of the bath with the twins Hisui and Kohaku; Arcueid is sitting on a stone surface, with Len at her feet; the girl left of Arcueid is Yumizuka ...
touhou project - What is the meaning of the title "Bad Apple", and ...
The song "Bad Apple" was originally the stage 3 theme from Touhou 5 Lotus Land Story. The popular version by Alstroemeria Records is a lyrical remix of that. Because Elly was the boss for stage 3, she makes an appearance towards the end of the video despite being a minor character.
Why are most people in anime white or European-looking (instead …
2014年2月17日 · Some say that the Japanese are trying to take over the world by drawing their characters as Caucasians. I have noticed that in animes the major characters are always white. It's very rare to even have an African character pop up every now and then as a on the side character, but that's about the most culture variation you'll see.
What is the origin of chibi versions of characters?
2013年5月3日 · 13. The use of chibis was supposedly started due to Sailor Moon. The term Chibi was popularized by the anime Sailor Moon in the character Chibiusa/Chibi-Moon, who is the daughter of Sailor Moon/Usagi ("Chibi-Usa" as in "Chibi Usagi"). An even tinier character in the same anime was named Chibi Chibi (approximately 3 years old).
Why do character colors sometimes suddenly change?
2016年12月17日 · I've seen this used in almost all of the episodes, where during a fight or a scene the colors of the characters will change almost immediately, almost to an inverted color scheme, or sometimes a more
Why are characters named Momonga named after flying squirrels?
2015年6月8日 · @Peter Raeves, yes, exactly; in other words, I'm asking if anyone knows of a statement given by either of the authors as to their reasoning when coming up with the character names, such as in a character profile, mentioned in a behind-the-scenes explanatory manga extra, an interview on a website or in a magazine, or the like (something along the lines of this …
Just what does the word "canon" mean when referring to anime?
2021年4月24日 · Chibi character designs, a heavy focus on comedy and/or parody, and meta-humor are often giveaways to the events being non-canonical (but again, this isn't true for all cases). For example, the events of Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions! Lite are usually not so over-the-top that they couldn't exist in the actual canon.
Does the "Soul Eater NOT" anime or manga have any appearances …
2015年10月21日 · I have cleared up your question title as "original character appearances" can in fact refer to character who are original to Soul Eater NOT while it appears you are asking about character from the original series –