Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Japan. Show all posts

Sunday, 21 April 2013

2012 Anime Television Series

1. Accel World
In the year 2046, mankind has managed to create a device called Neuro-Linker. A tool that can be used to access the virtual network.
One day, teradapat a junior high student named Arita Haruyuki beremu with Kuroyukihime (real name unknown). Kuroyukihime introduced a program called Brain Burst. Where is this program can "Accelerate" to the human brain in the surrounding area. Whenever humans do "Accelerate" they need the points earned by defeating other users Brain Burst through perogram virtual reality massive multiplayer online battle (VRMMO). Every battle they do have their own avatar called Duel Avatar. As they point out that the program will be erased by itself and the person will not remember with the "Accelerate world". After getting the program Brain Burst, Haruyuki intend to help Kuroyukihime to reach level 10 Burst Linker.
 
2. Campione
 Some people find religion, but for 16-year-old Godōu Kusanagi, it's religion that's found him! As the result of defeating the God of War in mortal combat, Godōu received the position of Campione, or God Slayer, whose duty is to fight Heretical Gods whenever and wherever they appear and start changing things to suit themselves, usually at the expense of the people in the area. Not only is this likely to make Godōu begin his recognition in Heaven, it's also a job that comes along with a lot of other problems. One of the problems would be to deal with the fact that his "enhanced status" keeps attracting attention and difficult girls. In particular, the demonically manipulative sword-mistress Erica Blandelli, who strongly and extremely forwardly expresses her love for him, which usually creates awkward and misunderstood situations for him. (Campione is the Italian word for Champion. Everyone calls God Slayers Campione as the earliest known record describing the Campione was written by an Italian, hence the Italian form is used by everybody regardless of nationality.)

3. Code Breaker
 
Riding the bus one day, Sakura Sakurakouji looks out the window to see people being burned alive with a blue fire as a boy her age remains unharmed and stands over the people. When she goes back to the site the next day, there are no corpses or evidence of any kind of murder, just a small fire. When Sakura goes to class, she discovers the new transfer student is the same boy she saw the day before. Sakura soon learns that he is Rei Ogami, the sixth "Code: Breaker," a special type of assassin with a strange ability and a member of a secret organization that serves the government.
 
4. Magi : The Labyrinth of Magic
 After being secluded for his entire life, a boy called Aladdin travels the world until he meets Alibaba Saluja, a young man aiming to one day explore the nearby dungeon "Amon" and claim its treasures. Aladdin and Alibaba eventually become friends, and conquer Amon together, despite facing the opposition of the ruthless Jamil and his slave warriors, with only Alibaba, Aladdin and Morgiana, the only survivor of Jamil's party, escaping with their lives. For some reason, Aladdin ends up teleported to a distant land, far away from the others, where he learns that he is a Magi. Having no news of his friend, Alibaba uses the treasure he obtained in Amon to free all slaves in the city, including Morgiana and returns to Balbadd, his homeland. After having their own adventures in separate countries, Aladdin and Morgiana end up reuniting with Alibaba in Balbadd where they learn that he has joined the "Fog Troupe", a cadre of thieves opposing the tyrannical rule of King Abhmad, who is Alibaba's older half-brother. Helped by Aladdin, Morgiana and Sinbad, a famous king of the island country of Sindria, Alibaba manages to have the monarchy dissolved and establishes a republic in Balbadd. However, Balbadd ends up annexed to the Kou Empire, a powerful Eastern nation that plans to conquer the entire world.
Following the events in Balbadd, Aladdin, Alibaba and Morgiana are brought to Sindria, where they train under members of Sinbad's household to increase their abilities and help him with his mission to stop the mysterious organization "Al Thamen" that works in the shadows to spread chaos throughout the world for yet unexplained reasons. The trio ends up befriending Hakuryuu Ren, a prince of the Kou Empire visiting Sindria and whom they help to conquer the dungeon "Zagan". After confronting some members of Al Thamen, Aladdin and his friends go separate ways for personal reasons, promising to rejoin together in the future. Aladdin enrolls in the Magnostadt Academy to study magic, Alibaba leaves to improve his swordsmanship and learn magoi manipulation in order to complete his djinn equip with the Yambala Gladiators in the Reim Empire, Hakuryuu returns to the Kou Empire, and Morgiana departs to the Dark Continent to fulfill her dream of visiting her homeland.
One year later, Aladdin and Alibaba are reunited during Reim's campaign to conquer Magnostadt and after successfully defending the city against the empire, they are summoned for a meeting with another Magi, Reim's High Priestess Scheherazade. In the occasion, Aladdin reveals that he figured out Al Thamen's plans to destroy the world, just like they did with mankind's previous world, Alma-Toran. Having barely resisted the attack from Reim, Magnostadt is threatened by a surprise attack by the Kou Empire and to defeat their enemies for good, the city's leader Matal Mogamett summons an army of Dark Djinns with a huge mass of Black Rukh stored in its deepest level by falling into depravity.

5.Psycho-Pass
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Psycho-Pass is set in a future where it is possible to instantaneously measure a person's mental state, personality, and the probability that a person will commit crimes, all through a device installed on each citizen's body called a Psycho-Pass. When this probability, measured by the "Crime Coefficient" index, is too high in an individual, they are pursued and apprehended—with lethal force, if necessary. The plot focuses on a young adult named Akane Tsunemori who is a new police officer known as Inspector within Unit One of the Public Safety Bureau's Criminal Investigation Division. As an Inspector she hunts criminal alongside a special team of so called latent criminals (people whose crime coefficient is deemed too high, and without chance of recovery) called Enforcers. Both Enforcers and Inspectors use magnum-esque "Dominators", special weapons designed to fire only on those with a higher-than-acceptable Crime Coefficient. During Akane's first investigations, the group learns of a mastermind behind multiple crimes, Shogo Makishima.

6. Sankarea
Chihiro Furuya is a male high school student with a keen interest in zombies, collecting zombie-related videogames, film and manga, and even to the point of desiring to "kiss a zombie girl". Following the death of his pet cat, Bābu, he attempts to revive it using an old manuscript, which describes the process of creating a potion for resurrection. At this time, he encounters a girl named Rea Sanka, who has run away from home. In an attempt to commit suicide, she drinks a sample of the "resurrection" potion which is created from the poisonous Hydrangea macrophylla flower, although this fails to kill her. Following an argument with her father, she falls from a cliff by accident and dies. However, as a result of the potion, she becomes a zombie who eats hydrangea leaves to survive.

7. Suki-tte Ii na yo
Quiet and unassuming Mei Tachibana is 16-years-old, but has spent her high school years without making friends or getting a boyfriend because of a childhood incident that left her believing that people will betray each other sooner or later. When she encounters popular boy Yamato Kurosawa, he becomes interested in her and it is through their tentative friendship and blossoming relationship that Mei ultimately begins to branch out and befriend others.

8. Sword Art Online
 In the year 2022, the Virtual Reality Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (VRMMORPG), Sword Art Online (SAO), is released. With the Nerve Gear, a virtual reality helmet that stimulates the user's five senses via their brain, players can experience and control their in-game characters with their minds.
On November 6, 2022, all the players log in for the first time, and subsequently discover that they are unable to log out. They are then informed by Kayaba Akihiko, the creator of SAO, that if they wish to be free, they must reach the 100th floor of the game's tower and defeat the final boss. However, if their avatars die in-game, their bodies will also die in the real world. The story follows Kirito, a skilled player who is determined to beat the game. As the game progresses for two years, Kirito eventually befriends a female player named Asuna with whom he ultimately falls in love. After the duo discover the identity of Kayaba's avatar in SAO, they confront and defeat him, freeing themselves and the other players from the game.
Upon returning to the real world, Kirito learns that Asuna and a small group of SAO players have still not awakened yet. Following a clue about Asuna's whereabouts in another VRMMORPG called Alfheim Online (ALO), Kirito also logs in there. Helped by his sister Suguha, he learns that the trapped players in ALO are part of a plan devised by Nobuyuki Sugō to perform illegal experiments on their minds to put them under his control, including Asuna, whom he intends to marry in the real world in order to take over her family's company. After Kirito stops Nobuyuki's plans, he finally reunites with Asuna in the real world.
Soon after, Kirito plays another game called Gun Gale Online (GGO) to investigate the mysterious connection between it and deaths occurring in the real world. Assisted by a female player he meets in the game called Sinon, he identifies and exposes the culprits, who include some former members of a murderous guild he had previously encountered in SAO.
Kirito is later recruited to assist in the development of a state-of-the-art game, UnderWorld (UW), which has an interface that is far more realistic and complex than the previous games he had played. In UW, the flow of time proceeds thousands of times faster than in the real world. However, he ends up falling into a trap set by one of the murderers from GGO and wakes up inside the game, unable to log out, with his real self left in a comatose state. Eventually he starts to question if he is the real Kirito or an artificial intelligence modeled after him.

9. Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun

Tonari no Kaibutsu-kun focuses on the relationship between Shizuku Mizutani, who has absolutely no interests except in studying and her plans for the future, and a boy named Haru Yoshida, who sits next to Shizuku in class but rarely attends school. After Shizuku is tasked with delivering class printouts to Haru's home, she meets Haru, who immediately greets her as a friend, starting their new relationship.

I already have all the episodes of the series above. I hope the readers of this blog can also watch it. Sorry just a few that I enter, I will probably update again if I already have the others.

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Origin of Mount Fujiyama in Japan

Mount Fuji is a mountain of eternity or the Japanese called Fuji san (san meaning mountain, Mount Fuji special mention) is an active volcano located on the border of Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefecture. Height of Mount Fuji is 3,776 M. This mountain is a symbol for the country besides Japan cherry blossoms.

Behind the beauty of the panorama Fujiyama has a legend interesting story. It is said in ancient times a pair of grandparents living in remote villages. The work of his grandfather was a lumberjack bamboo. On a day when his grandfather would cut down the bamboo, he saw a glowing bamboo like gold. Out of curiosity, then the grandfather cut the bamboo and bamboo turns on the girls who were found about 9 cm high. 

The grandfather then took the girl to go home. When I got home, my grandmother and grandfather told they eventually gave the girl the name Kaguya. After taking care of Kaguya, every grandfather went to the mountains to cut down bamboo, inside the bamboo definitely found gold. They also become prosperous life thanks to Kaguya.  
Not felt princess Kaguya grew into a very beautiful princess figure to her beauty was spread throughout the country. Many of the people of the kingdom were to officials wanted to marry the princess Kaguya, but somehow princess Kaguya rejected their application. Princess Kaguya think of a way to reject their application by having to carry merchandise that impossible existence.
Anyone who managed to bring the desired items of the princess, then he will be accepting applications one of them. These items include the sacred Buddha bowl, a necklace made ​​of eyeballs dragon, glowing fans and others. The men that come with the goods requested, but all goods taken were false because the required goods princess Kaguya is impossible to find on this earth.
 
Full moon night will soon come. Looking up at the moon, princess Kaguya crying in grief. Grandparents worried about why their beloved daughter feel sad. Finally, on August 8, princess Kaguya convey feelings kapada grandparents. He confessed that he actually came from the moon and had to return to the moon during a full moon arrives. Princess Kaguya sad at having to leave his beloved grandfather and grandmother. Because they do not want to lose the princess Kaguya, the grandfather and grandmother while trying to defend the princess Kaguya daughter was picked up by a messenger month to return to the moon. But his efforts were in vain. Finally went to the moon princess Kaguya.
As a memento and token of gratitude, the daughter Kaguya gave Fushi no kusuri (Drug eternal life) to grandparents who have cared for him. Unfortunately, the grandfather burn drug because he felt though could live forever by drinking the drug, without any Kaguya at their side. Grandfather drug burn it on the summit of the highest mountain in Japan. Grandfather mountain burning drug was then given the name Fushi no yama (mountain perennial), and the mountain is now known as Fujiyama.




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Otaku

Otaku ( おたく) is a Japanese term used to refer to those who truly pursue a hobby or second person pronoun in the most polite Japanese standard, the equivalent of the word "anda" in Indonesian.

Since the second half of the 1990s, the term otaku began to be known outside of Japan to mention a big fan of Japanese subcultures such as anime and manga, there are even people who call themselves as otaku.
The term otaku is most likely derived from a conversation between anime fans who always greet the other person as otaku ( お宅 you) which is the most polite form of the second person pronouns in Japanese. In further developments, the term otaku written with katakana characters otaku ( オタク) or wotaku ( ヲタク) to distinguish slang term with a second person pronouns in Japanese standard. 
District of Akihabara otaku gathering place
In the early 1980s there has been a slang term discordant tone byōki ( ビョーキ "sick") addressed to the fan lolicon, manga and manga dōjin. Byōki term dōjinshi is often appears in the anime to the major role of girls like Minky Momo.
The term otaku was first introduced by columnist Akio Nakamori in the article "Otaku" no Kenkyu ( おたくの研究 Research on Otaku) were loaded magazine Manga Burikko. In an article published serialized from June to December 1983, the term used to refer to the otaku subculture such a big fan of anime and manga.
At that time, the general public did not know the term otaku. Mass media who first used the term otaku is Nippon Broadcasting System radio segment that raised Otakuzoku no jittai ( おたく族の実態 situation among otaku) on the radio show Young Paradise. Otakuzoku term (literally: Otaku rate) is used to refer to the otaku, following the existing designation for a group of young people who use the suffix "zoku," as Bōsōzoku and Takenokozoku.

In further developments, the term otaku is used for single men who have a hobby of anime, manga, idol, video games, and personal computers without limitation of age. The term otaku is also used to refer to a lot of single women or married women who formed a little group is "cult" based on a hobby. Among the aged 50 and over who is a big fan of high culture or continue to pursue academic achievement in the field of rare and almost never called otaku.
The term "otaku" in the narrow sense used initially only among the people who have similar hobbies that form a limited circle as dōjinshi publishing. Lately, the term otaku in its broadest sense can often have a negative or positive connotation depending on the situation and the people who use it. The term otaku is used negatively to a rabid fan subculture can not understand the good location of the general public, or people who are less able to communicate and often do not want to hang out with other people. Otaku positively used to refer to people who are very steeped in a field to detail, accompanied by a very high level of knowledge up to the level of an expert in that field.
Before the term otaku became popular in Japan, some people have called "mania" because only pursue something and have no interest in the daily life of common people. In Japan, the term otaku is often used out of context a big fan of anime or manga to replace the term mania, so there is a Game-term otaku, Gundam otaku (otaku about Gundam robot), Gunji-otaku (otaku military field), Pasokon-otaku ( computer otaku), Tetsudo-otaku (train otaku aka Tecchan ), Morning Musume-otaku (otaku Morning Musume aka Mo-ota ), Jani-ota (otaku cool singer who joined the Johnny & Associates).

In derogatif, the term otaku widely used as a term for "man with strange habits and the general public do not understand," regardless of the person to pursue a hobby or not. Girls in Japan often use the term otaku for boys who are not popular among girls, but otherwise this term is never used for women. Since the term otaku is often used in the context of offending, the use of the term otaku is often criticized as prejudice or discrimination against someone.
Also synonymous with the term otaku Akiba Kei used for men in bad taste in the matter of dress. Akiba Kei designation comes from the style of dress of men who would rather spend money on the hobby purposes in the district of Akihabara, Tokyo instead of buying clothes that are trends. Other less common designations for Akiba-Kei-Boy are A or A-Kei, following the term B-Boy (B-Kei or B-Kaji) who had already been there for people who mimic the appearance of hip-hop singer was black.

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Tuesday, 5 March 2013

Similar figures look Cosplay Anime (cartoon)


Cosplay is a Japanese-made English term (wasei-eigo) derived from the combination of the words "costume" and "play". Cosplay means hobby along with accessories and wearing makeup as worn characters in anime, manga, manhwa, tales, video games, idol singers and musicians, and cartoons.
Cosplayctors called cosplayer. Among fans, cosplayers also abbreviated as a layer.

In Japan, cosplay participants can be found in the events held fellow fan clubs, such as Comic Market, or attending a concert of the music group the visual kei genre.


Fans of cosplay can include cosplayers and non-cosplayers are scattered throughout the world, namely the U.S., the PRC, Europe, Philippines, and Indonesia. History since the second half of the 1960s, fans of science fiction stories and movies in the United States often hold a science fiction convention.


Convention attendees dressed as worn figures of science fiction films such as Star Trek. Culture of the United States since the first known forms of masquerade (masquerade) as in Haloween and Easter celebrations.

The tradition of holding a science fiction convention to Japan in the 1970s in the form of a demonstration event costumes (costume show.) In Japan, the show "cosplay" was first held in 1978 in Ashinoko, Kanagawa Prefecture in the form of a science fiction convention masquerade Nihon SF Taikai to-17.


Critics Mari Kotani attending science fiction conventions dressed in costume as a character in the cover story of A Fighting Man of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Not only is Mari Kotani attended Nihon SF Taikai, turning cosplay. Gainax animation company director, Yasuhiro Takeda Star Wars character costume.


At that time, participants thought Mari Kotani convention costume manga character Triton of the Sea works of Osamu Tezuka. Kotani itself does not try hard to deny, that the mass media often wrote costume Triton of the Sea as the first cosplay costume worn in Japan.

Furthermore, the cosplay contest events become fixed since the Nihon SF Taikai 19th 1980. Participants dressed in a Superman costume, Atom Boy and Toki o Kakeru figures in Sh? jo and film Virus.


In addition to the Comic Market cosplay events become more frequent in the exhibition held d? Jinshi and science fiction fan meeting in Japan. Anime magazine in Japan gradually began to carry news about cosplay event in the exhibition and sale of publications d? Jinshi.

Coverage massive first performed Fanroad magazine inaugural issue in August 1980. The special edition contains news about the emergence of a group of young people called "Tominoko-zoku" areas in the Harajuku cosplay costume with Gundam mobile suits.

The "Tominoko-zoku" reportedly emerged as rivals to Takenoko-zoku (the strangely dressed young man, who was to enliven the Harajuku district).


The term "Tominoko-zoku" is taken from the name of Gundam animation film director, Yoshiyuki Tomino, and is a parody of the term Takenoko-zoku. Photos of cosplay participants dancing while wearing costumes Gundam robot also loaded.

Although the actual article on Tominoko-zoku only meant for sensation seeking, the article managed to make the "cosplay" as a common term among anime fans.



Before the term cosplay is used by the electronic mass media, the assistant announcer Minky Yasu had often done cosplay. Costume characters Minky Momo Minky Yasu is often worn in a gathering ground mami no radi-karu broadcast communication among others by Radio T? Kai since 1984.

Furthermore, the same radio show began a cosplay contest. From 1989 to 1995, ranking aired on tv asahi cosplay costumes that are popular in the Land Data Hanakin event.


Around the year 1985, cosplay hobby increasingly widespread in Japan for cosplay has become something that is easily done. At the time it happened to Captain Tsubasa figures are popular, and only a T-shirt Captain Tsubasa football player, people are able to "air-cosplay".

Activities cosplay reportedly started a group activity since 1986. Since then emerging amateur photographers (called camera-koz?) Which pleased photographing cosplay activities.

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Thursday, 28 February 2013

History Harajuku Style and Composition


History Harajuku Style and Composition. Harajuku Style (原宿?) Is the popular term for the area around JR Harajuku, Shibuya District, Tokyo. This area is famous as a place young people gather. The location covers around the Meiji Shrine, Yoyogi Park, shopping centers Takeshita Street (Takeshita-dori), department store Laforet, and the Yoyogi National Gymnasium.

Sometime in the 1980s, Harajuku is home to a subculture Takenoko-zoku. To this day, a group of strangely dressed young man can be found in the area of ​​Harajuku. Actually called "Harajuku" is only used for the area north Omotesando. Onden is the name of the region to the south of Omotesando, but the name was not popular and involved is called Harajuku.


History Harajuku Fashion Style in Japan

Before the Edo period, Harajuku is one of the inn (juku) for people who are traveling through the Main Street route Kamakura. Tokugawa Ieyasu Harajuku award tenure to the ninja of Iga Province who helped him escape after the incident Honnoji Sakai. In the Edo period, the ninja of the Iga set up headquarters in Harajuku to protect the city of Edo because of its strategic location in the south of the Main Street Koshu.

Besides ninja, samurai class Bakushin also choose to reside in Harajuku. In the Meiji era, Harajuku built as an important area that connects Tokyo with the area surrounding the city. After that, Omotesando (the main road to the temple) built in 1919 after the Meiji Shrine was established. After the opening of department stores in the 1970s, became the center of Harajuku fashion.


This area became famous all over Japan after a covered fashion magazine like Anan and non-no. At that time, a group of girls called Annon-zoku often found walking around in the area of ​​Harajuku. Imitate their clothing style clothing worn magazine model Anan and non-no. Sometime in the 1980s, Takeshita Street became crowded because people want to see Takenoko-zoku who dress weird and dancing in the streets.

Type Harajuku Style in Japan

1.Visual Kei
Visual Kei Harajuku style is more directed to the artist who followed the style of Japanese rock (JRock). The characteristics of this style is elaborate and detailed costumes, eccentric style, or weird, look and hair is styled in such a way, and the use of make-up is striking.
2.Cosplay
Here is the style most often we meet, Cosplay, short for Costume Player (in Japanese is pronounced as "Kosupure"). Cosplay is a style of dress that follows the character of manga, anime, or video game.

3.Lolita
Lolita is a Japanese fashion style is influenced by Victorian and Rococo period clothing (Late Baroque). The characteristics that were encountered from Lolita style is a knee length skirt or dress with a shape like a cupcake (expands at the bottom), knee socks or stockings, headwear, and shirts with lots of lace. Lolita itself consists of multiple streams of styles, such as Gothic Lolita (GothLoli), Sweet Lolita, Qi Lolita, Wa Lolita, Country Lolita, and many more.

4.Decora and Kawaii
Decora or "Decoration" is a Japanese style clothing and accessories characterized by bright colors, use a lot of hairpins with ornaments and ribbons. Other common accessories included in this style is plasik doll or stuffed with feathers, and jewels which can cause noise when the wearer moves.
While Kawaii, which in Japanese means pretty or cute, in terms Harajuku style means someone wearing clothes that look like for children or style that accentuates the humor / keimutan people using the clothes. Its features are clothes with lots of wrinkles, pastel colors or bright colors, use of accessories, including a large toy or doll, and bags featuring anime characters.

5.Ganguro and Kogal
This style emerged in Japan in the early 1990s, culminating in 2000. His trademark is a dark skin color combined with hair dyed gray, silver, yellow, or other colors are still relating to the color orange. Ganguro girls typically use lipstick, concealer and eye shadow color of white, black eyeliner, wear false eyelashes, facial gem and pearl powder.
Clothes are used usually brightly colored, using mini skirt, tie-dye fabric, and wear a lot of jewelry (rings, necklaces, and bracelets). Kogal Ganguro almost the same. Kogal girl famous for "showing off" as if to tell everyone that they are very well established through the clothes that they use, accessories, bags (eg using bags Louis Vuitton), musical tastes, and their social activities daily.


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Monday, 25 February 2013

Anime (Japanese cartoon) The Very Popular In The World

1. Naruto

Based on the manga by Masashi Kishimoto, Naruto is the story of a young ninja, motivated to learn and be strong and have sesuat dark and evil that is in him. "The devil nine tails" that dark kekutan name within the body of naruto. The power of evil is captured by a head of the village when Naruto was a baby. Its leader is the father of Naruto and then died after sealing power, many people from the village who Naruto blame on this loss. Naruto memulain search for his identity, hoping to become the leader of the people of the village, called the Hokage. Naruto debuted in Japan in 2002 and in the U.S. in 2005 by Cartoon Network's Toonami.
 
2. Bleach

Based on Shonen manga written by Tite Kubo, Bleach is the story of Ichigo Kurosaki, a young man who accidentally gained the power of a shinigami. Better known by the "Grim Reaper", a shinigami must help the souls of the dead into the afterlife, but they have other responsibilities as well. They have to protect people from evil spirits. Anime began airing in Japan in 2004. VIZ MEDIA acquire rights in North America and bring Bleach to the country in 2006 on Cartoon Network programming block Adult.
 
3. Afro Samurai

With the voice of Samuel L. Jackson, Afro Samurai is based on the graphic novel by Takashi Okazaki and tells the story of a samurai who wants a bit of revenge for the death of his father. To avenge this, of course, have a long journey, making friends and enemies along the way. Jackson co-producer says his work is without doubt one of the best anime. You will find it in this decade. Distributed by FUNimation, the series premiered on Spike TV in 2006 and on DVD in 2007.

4. Death Note

Based on the manga by writer Tsugumi Ohba and artist Takeshi Obata, Death Note is the story of a young student who discovers a mystical book that gives the power over life and death. The decision to save the world from some of the less desirable elements, he began to use this book to men "downgrade" the criminals. But it did not take long before the famous detective L decides to track citizens. Death Note was released in Japan in 2006 and lasted for 37 episodes. Debuted on Cartoon Network Adult Swim in late 2007.
 
5. Black Lagoon: The Second Dam

Black Lagoon: The Second Dam is the ongoing story of Lagoon Company, a group of mercenaries. This anime is definitely a collection of weird and creepy so be careful, this is not the anime for people - people who are cowards. Black Lagoon: The Second Dam debuted in the U.S. in 2008 after a career in Japan in 2006.
 
6. Hellsing

Hellsing is the story of a group of people who vigilante "Hellsing Organization" and the target of his "vampire". Millennium, a mysterious organization that specializes in creating Nazi artificial vampires. Created by Gonzo and released in Japan in 2001, the U.S. released Hellsing in 2006.
 
7. Fullmetal Alchemist

Released in Japan in 2003 and later in the United States late 2004, the two Elric brothers - Edward and Alphonse Elric - Fullmetal Alchemist brings us to a fantastic science fiction in which the journey is reached learn all about the principles of alchemy and see direct what happens if you do not comply.
 
8. Mushi Shi

Animation is simply gorgeous Unlike most anime samples, Mushi-Shi does not really have a plot running. With major players Ginko narrator says that we are a drifter who can see Mushi "supernatural entity" and moving around us, trying to minimize them, causing chaos in the human world.
 
9. Gungrave
This supernatural thriller adapted from the video game Gungrave and debuted in Japan in 2003. Acquired by Geneon Entertainment and is part of an agreement with FUNimation releases of 2008. The story of Brandon Heat and his life.

10. One Piece
One Piece is an anime manga about a group of pirates led by Monkey D. Luffy who went looking for the legendary treasure called One Piece.
One Piece created by Eiichiro Oda. Comic started in 1997 in Shonen Jump published by Shueisha and is still continuing. Her TV version began in October 1999. In Indonesia Elex Media manga published Komputindo and until now has reached the 54th volume. His TV version, produced Toei, has reached 312 episodes in Japan. In addition, eight films tuturannya also been outstanding. In Indonesia alone, never aired on RCTI, Global TV, and now in dinternet
In February 2005, One Piece record in Japan as manga publishing is the fastest reaching 100 million copies.



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