Anime (pronounced AH-nee-may ) is a term for a style of Japanese comic book and video cartoon animation in which the main characters have large doe-like eyes. Many Web sites are devoted to anime. Anime is the prevalent style in Japanese comic books or manga . In Japan, the comic book is a popular form of entertainment for adults as well as for younger audiences. Story lines are often very sophisticated and complex and extend into episodic series.

Typical anime themes or genres include Ninja and other martial arts; the supernatural or horror story; the romance; and science fiction including robots and space ships. Foils for the main characters, including robots, monsters, or just plain bad people, often lack the doe-eyed quality. Variations of anime called hentai and ecchai are sexually-oriented. Doujinshi is the term for “autonomous comics,” or comics written and distributed by independent and often amateur devotees of anime.

Some anime qoutes for you

Love is simply an electrical bug in the human neural circuit. – Akasaka RyuunosukeThe moment you find the courage to give up your life for someone… would be the moment you understand love. – Kenshin HimuraLove is like a mirror that reflects your bad side. Especially when it’s unrequited, you get envious, jealous, prejudiced, and resentful. You have to face all sorts of emotions, but there’s no reason to find that shameful. – Margery DawI used to always cry and give up…I made many wrong turns…But you…You helped me find the right path…I always chased after you…I wanted to catch up to you…I wanted to walk beside you all the time…I just wanted to be with you…You changed me! Your smile is what saved me! That is why I’m not afraid to die protecting you! Because…I love you… – Naruto UzumakiYou laugh at love…but love will make you cry. – Yasushi TakagiI was dead until the moment I met you. I was a powerless corpse pretending to be alive. Living without power, without the ability to change my course, was bound to a slow death. – Lelouch Lamperouge

In anime we can learn unexpected things,learn life lesson and also its to your behavior to become better.

Hi! Im James Bisco an anime lover that loves wirh loli girls.Im students of San Pedro Relocation Center National High School.

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