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Anime Battle (Fate/ Zero vs. Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works)

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This will with great extend be my favorite Anime battle. The same setting, the same producers and the same studios. Still, here they are ready to battle in 3 categories: Plot and Story Line, Animation and Style and Characters. Give it up for today's anime battle:
Fate/ Zero vs. Fate/ Stay Night: Unlimited Blade Works. Enjoy!




PLOT AND STORY LINE
As most of you might know, both UBW (Unlimited Blade Works) and Zero have the same story setting, being the Holy Grail War. A battle royale between seven mages, the masters and their seven servants. Each master has the right to summon a servant, a Heroic Spirit from the past that fights for them in the war. There are in total seven different servant classes: Archer, Saber, Caster, Rider, Lancer, Assassin and Berserker. The setting of the Fate series is with great extend the best story I have ever seen. The way they merge legends and heroes from the past like Alexander the Great, Gilgamesh, King Arthur etc. into a magic fantasy world is just am…
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The MADHOUSE Curse: Why is Madhouse Never Making a Second Anime Season?

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Even though I said in one of my previous posts that I'll never watch a Madhouse anime again...I did. And guess what. The anime again ends halfway, unfinished, with no second season in sight. Some people in the community call it the Madhouse course, but trust me, it actually doesn't have anything to do with  the studio, and here's all why:



Madhouse is the STUDIO, not the PRODUCER Many of us (I do too), mainly look at the studio that made the anime, we don't care much about the producers, right? I mean, the studio is the one that kinda brings the idea, the story and the screenplay into life, but it is the production or even the author of the original material that decide whether an anime gets a second season or not. Anime studios are nothing but contractors that, once picked by the producer, are given the budget money for the anime and then they are free to start.  Now that we know that it is the producer's responsibility for not making a second season, why are they …
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CHARACTER SPOTLIGHT-KONAN (Naruto)

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Yo Minna-san,  I hope you're all doing fine. It's winter break at last and I finally have some free time to write all the post I wanted to during the semester but couldn't. Today's post is the second in a series of posts called "Character Spotlight". In these posts I do some kind of character discussion about characters that are not so quiet popular but definitely deserve the spotlight. Last time it was Leila Malcal  from Code Geass: Boukoku no Akito and for this time I picked my probably favorite Naruto character, Konan of the Hidden Rain. Konan is in my opinion the strongest female character in the Naruto series (well, after Kagura that is) and has one of the best side/background stories in the anime. There are many reasons why I love her but I think the most important one is that she is a strong, independent woman. That's of course the type of character I love in almost every anime, but Konan is much more than just that. That's why today's Chara…
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The Shocking Hidden Message in "Spirited Away"

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It's been some time since I wanted to write a post on this topic. We all know Studio Ghibli's Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi or the English title Spirited Away. I was a kid when I firstly watched it and I watched it in German. Yes, in German and its title was Chihiros Reise ins Zauberland. An Academy Award winning animated movie by the king of anime Hayao Miyazaki about a little girl that gets lost in a strange world and her only wish is to find her parents. But cute, little childhood story has a much more deeper meaning than you all thought. The story behind the story. The truth about Spirited Away. It is a really heavy topic so I'd kindly ask kids under 15 to skip this post.


THE BATH HOUSE
I guess that barely anyone noticed the sign above the bath house door that Chihiro worked in for a while. The sign ゆ  is a hiragana symbol that, when translated to English, means 'hot water'.  You think "Ah, makes sense" since it is a bath house...Right? That is true, b…
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AKATSUKI NO YONA 146: Manga Discussion

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Greetings everyone and welcome to the World of Anime Girl. It's a brand new post and I am glad you stopped by because this time, I'll be talking about one of my favorite anime/manga ever. The Girl Standing in the Blush of Dawn came out in the Fall 2014 anime season and has been one of my favorites ever since. Unfortunately, the anime never got a second season, whereas the story had only just began. Kusanagi Mizuho is the name of the man behind the masterpiece who has kept the manga exciting, entertaining, funny and romantic all this time. The latest manga chapter (146) came out this week and is undoubtedly the biggest highlight so far.  Akatsuki no Yona is a tale about the 16-year-old Yona, the princess of the Kouka kingdom. After witnessing the murder of her father by the hand of her greatest love Su-won, Yona is forced to flee from the castle along with her childhood friend and bodyguard Son Hak. It is now that Yona realized that her kingdom is not as idyllic and peaceful a…
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My Top 5 Favorite Anime Powers

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Action and fantasy have always been my favorite two anime genres because they are entertaining, thrilling and exciting. Seeing many action and fantasy anime, I watched many different supernatural and fantasy powers. And with many, I mean a huge amount. From magic and summoning to random esper powers and today's post is devoted to the best 5 and My Top 5 Favorite Anime Powers. Enjoy! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
No.5 BLOOD CONTROL (Deadman Wonderland) 
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IT'S AN ANIME THING: The Tsundere

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I guess most of you would describe Her as an annoying anime cliche. True, She is one of the most common anime cliches ever but I wouldn't say that it's an annoying one. She is funny and dramatic and most of the time Her personality results in an amazing plot-twist in the anime. From the 'dere' family She is the most popular and common one and today's topic of the "It's an Anime Thing" post series. Give it up for the Tsundere! 
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Schwarzesmarken: ANIME REVIEW

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Yo Minna! Why not recall what happened to Germany after WWII? Germany was split into the "Bundesrepublik Deutschland" (west) and the DDR (Deutsche Demokratische Republik-East Germany) and they kinda hated each other but it was more a reaction due to the Cold War. So you probably ask why is this related to an anime review? Well, the setting of this anime is an alternative version of East Germany in the 1980s. I was wondering if there was an anime that has that "after WWII" setting and this anime was close to it. The title was supposed to be in German with the meaning "Black Marks", but it ended up being a grammar flop in my opinion. What should be "Schwarze Marken" became "Schwarzesmarken" in the end and here is the review to it.


Plot and Story Line
 As said in the intro, the plot of Schwarzesmarken tkes place in an alternative version of East Germany in the 1980s. West Germany is also there and as our history books, the anime too, shows th…
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Kara no Kyoukai: Garden of Sinners: ANIME REVIEW

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Hello there Minna-san,  I hope you're up to a new review here on World of Anime Girl. This time, it will be an anime that is actually made of seven movies. An Action, Mystery, Thriller, Supernatural and Romance anime made by one of my favorite production studios, Ufotable. When I think about it, I can't say that I loved it, but it is not like I hate it either. I am neutral about it but it was good. Now let's discuss the details in the review. 


 PLOT AND STORY LINE 
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