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Tarot Card Meanings: Minor Arcana - Wands
The Minor Arcana deals with everyday patterns and regular cycles. The suit of Wands is associated with the element fire, magic, passion, and vitality. It means following one's gut instinct.
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Tarot Card Meanings: Major Arcana #14 (Temperance) to 21 (The World)
In this section of the Major Arcana, the journey continues past the upheaval of the previous card, Death. The destination is the World, representing peace and enlightenment.
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Tarot Meanings: Major Arcana Cards #7-13
The Fool has reached a union of male and female energies in the Lovers. What happens next? The journey intensifies.
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Tarot Card Meanings: Major Arcana 0-6 (First Seven Cards)
For the first seven cards of the Major Arcana of the tarot deck. I will be going over the other cards and their meanings in future articles.
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What It's Like to Work as a Pet Sitter as an Autistic Adult
I am an autistic adult who works as a pet sitter. I hope that others may learn from my experiences.
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4 Things People Mean When They Say, "I Hate Disney Adults"
I'm not going to feel ashamed of liking stuff I like just because people want me to be.
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"The Matrix: Resurrections": So OK, It's Horrible
"So OK, It's Horrible" covers the feeling when an anticipated cyberpunk sequel from a franchise with this much influence on film in general is ... just OK.
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Dating Advice: Is the Guy I'm Seeing a Misogynist?
Here are some signs your man is sexist, from how he talks about his ex or mom to his general attitudes and beliefs.
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Should You Read "Moby Dick" by Herman Melville?
Why read "Moby Dick"? It's known for its length and descriptions of sailing, but it's also a beautiful novel that serves as a potent metaphor for seeking revenge at all costs.
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How to Write a Compelling Character
Writing a compelling character is difficult, but it's possibly the most essential way to get people to go from previewing your work to buying. After all, why would someone be interested in a story without a compelling character?
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What Is Speculative Fiction?
Isn't all fiction (and a lot of non-fiction) speculative? Is speculative fiction just an umbrella term for sci-fi and fantasy? What does it mean for a work of fiction to be considered speculative?
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Why Do We Feel Nostalgia?
We all understand that it's not rational. But it's hard not to feel it.
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Rick Sanchez: An Extremely Detailed Character Analysis
Rick Sanchez from "Rick and Morty" is a cynic, not a nihilist, and the difference matters. Also, he "does an arc," whether he wants to admit it or not.
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Does Talent Come in Waves? The 1990 to 2010 Boom in Anime
Was the period from 1990 to 2010 a uniquely talented time in history for anime? Here's my analysis of that era.
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A Depressed Person Reviews: "Life is Strange"
'Life is Strange' is a game where you have the power to rewind time, and you end up saving your friends from murder, accidents, and suicide. But at times, the game just gets way too real for some people to handle. I had to take breaks, because it's so emotionally intense!
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A Depressed Person Reviews: "Depression Quest"
A review of "Depression Quest," an infamous, controversial text-based game, from the perspective of someone struggling with depression herself.
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Five Reasons I Prefer 'Gigging' to Working Regular Hours
It mostly boils down to one thing: Flexibility.
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Admit It: You Enjoy the Wish Fulfillment in Isekai Anime
The isekai genre is hated, much like 'Twilight,' for gaining success through the wish fulfillment the shows provide to their audience. I don't think that's fair.
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Types of Writers: Pantsers vs. Plotters (Which Are You?)
Outlining a story versus "pantsing" it—which approach is better?
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Best Anime of the 2010s: A Look at Anime From 2010 to 2019
Here are the fan favorites and best anime series of the 2010s. I also explain what trends were present around that time period.
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The Things I Love and Hate Most About Blogging
I have been a blogger for almost 10 years now. If you're thinking about getting into blogging as a hobby, side business, or career, here's what you should know about the major ups and downs of it all.
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The 5 Ingredients of a Great Fictional Relationship
Relationships between fictional characters are the emotional centerpiece of a story. Here's what you need to write a good one.
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Felix in "Re:Zero" and Trans Representation in Anime and Manga
To better understand Felix in "Re:Zero" and why this controversial character has become a popular internet meme in the transgender community, it's also helpful to place into context what it's like being transgender in Japan. Here's my analysis.
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Is Evangelion a Deconstruction? And, What Does That Really Mean?
What is a deconstruction? How is 'Evangelion' a deconstruction of common anime tropes and cliches? You will appreciate and understand 'Evangelion' more after reading this.
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Film Review: "Howl's Moving Castle"
Studio Ghibli's work almost always creates a sense of awe and wonder, and here we have no exception. "Howl's Moving Castle" might tend to be overshadowed by other Ghibli works, but it deserves to go down as a classic masterpiece.
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Character Profiles: The Diamonds in "Steven Universe"
The Diamond characters in "Steven Universe" do a 180-degree change from being harsh dictators to loving aunts. How does this happen?
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Do Disney Princesses Send the Wrong Messages?
Disney redefined what the word "princess" conveyed to America. Is it sending the wrong message?
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Why Is Edward Cullen Attractive to so Many Women?
Why is Edward Cullen, the romantic lead in the '"Twilight" series, such a obsession with women? Here are a few reasons.
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Why Shinji and Kaworu's Relationship Matters to the Story of Evangelion
Netflix changed "love" to "like" when re-dubbing "Neon Genesis Evangelion," erasing a fairly important instance of homo-romantic representation.
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Film Review: "The Wolverine" (2013)
A fun, thrilling action film: Wolverine goes off to fight some bad guys and finds love in Japan. But he's still haunted by his past.
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Film Review: "The Avengers" (2012)
The first "Avengers" movie uses contrasts and conflicts between characters to bring together the feel of how the team will work together as one. Loki is a cool villain, and even the film's MacGuffin is cool. Just an all-around stellar action/superhero movie.
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Film Review: "Thor" (2011)
"Thor" is a phenomenal, thoroughly enjoyable viewing experience, one that makes you emotionally connect with the hero and the villain.
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"The Incredible Hulk" (2008): The "Good" Hulk That Was Bad Too
"The Incredible Hulk" (2008) gets praise for not being directed by Ang Lee, but this so-called "good" version of the Bruce Banner story is dull, incoherent, and unappealing.
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Film Review: "Iron Man" (2008)
The first "Iron Man" movie, starting off during the war in Afghanistan, explores America's relationship with power and weapons.
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"Big 3" Shounen: Does It Still Mean Anything?
Why is shounen the dominant genre of anime and does a "Big 3" anime still exist?
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Anime Review: "Pokemon Black and White" (Season 1)
Season 1 of the "Pokemon Black and White" anime is a good way to get back into that world if you've walked away from it.
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What Is "Bad Faith" Media Criticism?
A lot of people have started to hate on CinemaSins on YouTube. But what should we expect from critics anyway? What's the difference between "bad faith criticism" and good faith criticism? Learn what aspects to look for in media criticism.
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"The Last Unicorn": A Surprisingly Meaningful Children's Film
"The Last Unicorn" is the story of a unicorn's journey to find out if there are others like her left in the world. It touches on themes that are pretty heavy for a kids' movie.
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Top Controversies in the Anime Fan Community
Anime fans are typically very open-minded and supportive of each other, but here are the big issues within anime fandom that can cause people to flip out in arguments.
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Is "My Little Pony" Still Fresh? A Look at Season 8
The 2010 animated series "My Little Pony" is still going strong. But let's take a look at what worked and what didn't work in Season 8.
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Everything You Need to Know About Anime Cat Girls
Wily, feline-eared girls are all the rage in anime. But why? What makes them so attractive and popular? Here's some ideas.
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Isekai Anime: Explaining the Genre's History, and How It's Changed
What is the "isekai" genre, why has it become so prevalent, and why are there so many low-grade shows, manga, and light novels in this genre? And what are examples of good (and bad) isekai shows?
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What's Toxic Fandom and What Creates It?
Almost every anime series, show, movie, comic book, book series, you name it has toxic fans among its fan community. Some more obviously than others. How does this happen, and how should normal fans respond?
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"Violet Evergarden": Plot Review and Summary
The Netflix-produced anime series "Violet Evergarden" is about a doll-like girl in search of what the word "love" means.
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Why Is Netflix's Failed "Death Note" Film Getting a Sequel?
Fans of the stellar anime "Death Note" were disappointed by Netflix's 2017 live-action film adaptation. Can the streaming giant really make a sequel that'll fix the problems of the original?
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Creative Writing Strategy: Make Your Main Character a Delicious Baby Bird
Learn how to make your main character delicious, as in appealing, and a baby bird, meaning they're in trouble in a way that makes people care. Your novel's success hinges on this.
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"Magical Girl Site": Proof That Anime Has Abandoned Subtlety?
Anime often uses exaggeration for comedic or dramatic purposes. But has "Magical Girl Site" taken this exaggeration too far?
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4 Reasons Wonder Woman Actually Fails as a Heroine
Don't meet your childhood heroes? Or maybe just don't think about them too hard.
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Here Are 6 Things 'Sword Art Online' Needed to Be Better
Was it possible to fix 'Sword Art Online' and make it not only watchable, but engaging and maybe even a great anime? Yes. It had that potential. Here are some ways it could have changed to be a better anime.
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Have We Seen the End of the Magical Girl Genre?
Will the magic girl genre ever get back to the way it was? And why did this change take place? Here are my answers.
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Prefixes: How Can They Help You Improve Your English?
Common prefixes with detailed explanations to help you understand longer, more complicated English words.
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My 5 Worst Mistakes as a New Blogger
Don’t do what I did! Here are lessons I learned from my early writing mistakes on HubPages.
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Why English is So Confusing - Overload of Synonyms?
Do we really need 'silent' AND 'quiet', or 'angry', 'mad', 'incensed', 'nonplussed', 'disgruntled', AND 'enraged'? Do all these synonyms enrich or language or just make it too hard to learn?
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10 Awesome Anime-Themed YouTubers You Need to Watch
Anime is a relatively small niche on YouTube. These 10 creators stick out in terms of awesome content that analyzes anime.
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The Deredere: Why They Are So Easy to Love!
A lot of fans have an anime girl crush who falls into the "deredere" type. A girl who is sweet, caring, and thoughtful, inside and out!
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The Himedere: Better Than You and That's Why You Love Her!
The himedere is a character like a tsundere, but with the haughty attitude of royalty or nobility. Why do some people fall for this bratty princess type?
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The Kuudere: This Is Why Cold and Unavailable Is the New Hot
A kuudere is a character type in anime who is aloof, mysterious, and totally not into the love interest character. Until they are.
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These 5 Anime Cliches Need to Just Disappear
I'm sure it's not just me, audiences, fans, and critics are just getting sick and tired of these tropes because they're so often overused, or used as a crutch to prop up poor writing. Here are the top 5 most tired anime cliches.
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What Is a Tsundere? Why Do People Fall in Love With Them?
A tsundere is a character who masks their feelings for another character with harshness but eventually show their true feelings.
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Help! 10 Tips for Scared and Confused New Cosplayers
Not sure where to start? This article covers all the major basics in terms of cosplay for people new to the whole thing.
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Yanderes: Do You Love the Violent, Crazy Type?
A yandere is a female character who is obsessive and violent due to her all-consuming love of a male character, usually the protagonist.
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"Doki Doki Literature Club": A Surprising Social Commentary on Books
Yes, it's about depression. It's about the relationship between real people and fictional characters. But it's also about books—and how no one reads anymore.
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Japanese Game Shows: Unpacking Their History
Ever hear a crazy story about a Japanese game show that made you cackle with laughter, or shudder in horror? Where did it all begin? Let's look at the (wild) history of the Japanese game show!
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Anime as Literature: "Neon Genesis Evangelion" (1995)
Can any anime be called literature? I attempt to answer this and other questions using "Neon Genesis Evangelion" as an example.
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My 8 Favorite Anime Character Types
Let's talk about the eight anime types I actually do like! They exist!
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5 Reasons You May Be Procrastinating...and How to Stop
Procrastination: The gap between what we want to do and what we actually end up doing. Close the gap by identifying your primary reason for procrastinating!
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8 Things Successful Writers Do to Maintain Their HubPages
You've hit your mark and written 10 articles, 50 articles, or 100 articles. But the money won't just roll in now. Here's what you need to do.
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Why Critics and Audiences Differ on Movies
Have you ever wondered why there seems to be such a vast gulf between audience/fan opinions and 'educated' opinions on certain films? Here's a look at some possible reasons for the difference.
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Rant: I'm Sick of World War Two Films
There are exceptions, of course, but many films set in the World War II-era appear to be done for the purposes of "Oscar bait." Here's why I'm tired seeing this theme constantly appear in film.
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"Classroom of the Elite" Explores Theme of Competition
The anime "Classroom of the Elite" explores competition by focusing on a school that rewards and punishes classes with money-like credits.
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How to Use the 6 Basic Emotions in Writing
Psychologists have identified six basic, nearly universal, human emotions. How can you use these for more effective writing?
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Bushido Values That Are Still Relevant Today
You don't have to be a samurai warrior to appreciate their code of ethics. Learn to apply the values of "bushido"—the way of the warrior—in modern life.
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Anime Review: "Attack on Titan" (Season 2)
This story arc takes us away from our main characters and familiar settings, telling an unconventional new titan story away from the beaten path.
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Writing Advice: How Realistic Should Your Fiction Be?
It's hard to speak in absolutes about this subject, but here are some things to consider when it comes to the subject of realism in fiction.
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Reading as an Adult vs. Reading in High School
Do you read as much as you did in high school? How does the experience of reading for one's own reasons differ from that of assigned reading?
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Character Discussion: Madoka Kaname
What kind of character is Madoka Kaname? Is she truly the protagonist of "Puella Magi Madoka Magica," or is it Homura?
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Film Review: "Ghost in the Shell" (1995)
The original "Ghost in the Shell" film, discussed relative to the 2017 remake.
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My 5 Least Favorite and 5 Favorite "Game of Thrones" Characters
Here are 5 of my favorite "Game of Thrones" characters (and 5 that I don't like at all!). Find out which characters made my good and bad lists.
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Could Humanoid Aliens Exist?
What is the likelihood of not only encountering aliens, but finding ones who resemble us?
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How to Deal With a Teacher Who Hates Anime Art
Many students have had issues with art teachers who do not want them to draw anime, furries, comic book characters, Disney characters, etc. Here's my take on this.
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At a Glance: "Ouran High School Host Club"
"Ouran" is a romantic comedy series about wealth, gender-bending, and ... twins. Moe guy twins.
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"Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars": Review
"Sailor Stars" is the final season of the original "Sailor Moon" anime. If you like the show, this season is definitely worth checking out.
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Film Review: "Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale"
The film that changes this cynic's opinion of "Sword Art Online" for the better.
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Is Moe Ruining Anime?
"Moe" refers to anime shows about cute girls doing cute things. It inspires a lot of love/hate, but is it a problem for the anime industry?
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11 Anime Series That Are Great to Binge Watch
Winter is the best time for staying inside and watching anime for hours. Join us... join us...
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"Room 237": Symbolism in "The Shining"
I discuss the possible symbolic interpretations of Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of Stephen King's "The Shining," as discussed in a documentary called "Room 237."
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Season 20 of "South Park": Why Was It So Terrible?
Unlike other animated shows, "South Park" was still going pretty strong and had a great 19th season. But why did the 20th season fail?
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Full Series Review: "Re:Zero – Starting Life in Another World"
This is an impressively good anime series. But what exactly makes it so compelling? Let's analyze "Re:Zero"!
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Christian Symbolism in Disney's "The Lion King"
Are there similarities between "The Lion King" and the "King of Kings"? What Christian symbols or references might be implied by different elements of the movie?
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5 Struggles of INFPs
Huge deadline tomorrow, but all you want to do is dance? Wish you could change the world, but doubt you're even good enough to change a tire? Feeling isolated and misunderstood? You might be INFP!
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10 Japanese Post-War Heroes and Cultural Icons
After the end of World War II, Japan was utterly devastated. History books might ignore them, but here's a tribute to the passionate people who helped rekindle the country's spirit.
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Character Discussion: Misato and Ritsuko
Misato and Ritsuko's personality differences and conflict in "Neon Genesis Evangelion" drive a lot of the psychological drama of the series.
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"Puella Magi Madoka Magica": The Best Way to Write a Tragic, Sad Story
Many shows aim to be tragic and sad, but few manage to accomplish this like "Madoka Magica" does. Here's why I think this may be.
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Film Review: "Paprika"
Like "Inception," "Paprika" involves a potential future intersection of technology and dreams. But I think "Paprika" wore it better.
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How to Draw Manga-Style Faces
Faces are an important part of manga storytelling. So here, I break down the secrets of drawing manga faces.
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8 Reasons Autistic People Love Anime
Many autistic people seem to be attracted to anime and manga. I have eight reasons that help explain this phenomenon.
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Full Anime Series Review: "Magical Girl Raising Project"
"Magical Girl Raising Project" is part of the emerging genre of darker, edgier magical girl shows. But what makes this show unique?
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Film Review: "You Are Umasou"
"You Are Umasou" is like taking a feels trip to the Cretaceous period. You will never care this much about a T-Rex again.
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My 10 Least Favorite Anime Characters
The most annoying anime characters are in the eye of the beholder. Here are my top 10.
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So You Want to Be a Critic? Here's What You Need to Know!
Can anyone be a critic? While certainly, anyone with the time and internet can start a blog. But here's what you should know if you want to be a good critic on the internet.
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How Monomyth Theories Get It Wrong About Fiction
Some literary scholars, most famously Joseph Campbell, talk about the monomyth. The idea is that a work of fiction is merely representative of a larger archetypal myth. But I have doubts.
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Book Review: "Red Queen" by Victoria Aveyard
Here's what I think about YA bestseller, "Red Queen."
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"Rebuild of Evangelion" Likes and Dislikes
I offer an analysis of the good and bad things about "Rebuild of Evangelion," a series of movies that people either like or hate.
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I Answer 5 Questions Christians Have For Atheists
I can't speak for all atheists, but I have a keyboard and some opinions. So here are my answers for five common questions Christians ask atheists.
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Understanding Rei and Asuka in "Evangelion" Through Contrast and Conflict
A look at these two interesting opposite-personality characters in "Neon Genesis Evangelion," who both tend to polarize the fans.
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8 Anime Stereotypes I Find Annoying
Exploring my eight least favorite anime stereotypes, including the Annoying Talking Animal, the Tsundere, and the Clueless Jerk Guy.
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Anime Tropes: Red Oni, Blue Oni
The "red oni, blue oni" trope comes from Japanese folklore and is used to create character foils and duality between two opposite, contrasting characters.
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10 Things NOT To Do At Anime Conventions
Have you witnessed these bad behaviors? Or worse, been the one doing them? Here are the top things not to do at an anime convention.
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13 Philosophies Explained Using Madoka
Exploring philosophical concepts like utilitarianism, Social Darwinism, anti-theism, and free will in the anime, "Puella Magi Madoka Magika."
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Sympathetic Villains: 10 Villains I Felt Sad For ... Even if I Also Hated Them
Some iconic villains are just pure evil. But it's more interesting when villains have the emotional complexity of a real person.
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Artificial Intelligence: What Is AI?
This article will explore the intrigue of AIs, or "thinking machines". How far are we from creating a computer with a human-like mind? How accurate are AIs depicted in fiction?
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Symbolism in "Evangelion 2": Gnosticism
Now that I've studied Gnosticism and its texts, the religious symbolism in "Neon Genesis Evangelion" makes a bit more sense.
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Character Discussion: Homura Akemi
Description and discussion about the complex and interesting character, Homura Akemi, from Puella Magi Madoka Magica.
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Gnosticism in "Pokémon"
Just for fun, here's why I think three evolutionary triads in the original 151 Pokémon have a special significance.
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10 Best Anime to Watch for Emotional Healing From Bullying
A lot of anime about bullying is cliché and uninteresting. But these 10 anime truly explore, in-depth, what it feels like to struggle with socially adjusting, to be an outcast, and to be bullied.
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Can INFPs Have Marketable Skills?
My type, INFP, the Healer, is a type associated with dreamers: musicians, writers, and artists. But how do you get a dream to pay the bills?
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The 10 Most Adorable Japanese Animals Ever!
While Australia is home to the most animals that will kill you, Japan seems to be home to the most animals that will make you go "d'awww." Here are my top ten favorite wild animals of Japan.
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Magical Girls and Their Historical Origins
What was the first magical girl anime? You've probably seen an anime involving magical teenage girls. But did you know that the origin of such stories probably dates back to the very beginning of Japanese history?
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Death and Funerals in Japanese Culture
If you visit or live in Japan as a foreigner, dealing with grief, funerary customs, and traditions around death might seem difficult.
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Top 25 Sci-Fi Anime
Celebrating the 25 best sci-fi anime, especially tech anime and anime set in the future, like "Steins; Gate" (2011), "Ghost in the Shell" (2002–05), and "Kaiba" (2008).
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Comparing Different Anime Streaming Subscription Websites
Want to find anime to watch online and support the content creators by watching it legally, but not quite sure where to go? This article should help you find the right site for what you want.
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Symbolism in "Neon Genesis Evangelion:" Religion and War
Is there intentional symbolism in "NGE," as many fans suspect? Or has the anime just used the trappings of religion and war as part of a design?
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Film Reviews: YuYu Hakusho: The Movie and Poltergeist Report
Are the YuYu Hakusho movies disappointments? How could they be better? What's good and bad about them? Why was the first one only 30 minutes? Let's look at the two YYH movies.
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Why Do Anime Characters Have Big Eyes?
Why anime characters are drawn with such big eyes is a mystery that puzzles many. This article explores cultural and historical reasons to explain why anime characters have their signature large eyes.
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Anime vs. Western Comics and Cartoons
Anime vs. cartoons: What are the key differences and similarities between the two?
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By the Season: Daria
A look at the satirical, biting teen comedy series 'Daria' by the season. New characters, new interesting situations, and new conflicts in each season made this a show that didn't get stale.
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Full Series Review: 'Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood'
"Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood" was a reboot of the original "Fullmetal Alchemist" anime; here I discuss its strengths and weaknesses.
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Is Anime Too Illogical?
Many critics and non-anime fans in the Western world think that if a story doesn't make perfect logical sense, it's inherently bad as a whole. I find fault with this assumption, however.
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My Top 7 Favorite Anime Couples
Many anime series try to cram romance into an action-packed story. When done right, romantic relationships can add a lot of character and warmth to a story. Here are my top picks for anime couples.
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My Top Ten: Favorite Anime Villains
Some villains in anime are better than others. Whether they're the smartest, the richest, the coolest, or simply the most interesting, here is my list of my favorite anime villains.
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How to Draw Manga-Style Eyes
Eyes are a signature defining aspect of manga drawing technique. Here's a basic, easy-to-follow guide that will help you with the basics of drawing anime-style eyes.
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What Makes Storytelling Good in Anime?
Whether you're interested in anime writing, perhaps writing your own manga story or criticizing the work of others, here are some of the criteria I personally like to judge anime and manga based on.
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Full Series Review: Trigun
Trigun is a shounen, western-style anime set in a future where humans have colonized a harsh desert planet. Gun fighting is everyone's second language. How then does the hero maintain pacifist ideals?
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Why Do People Get So Obsessed With Anime?
Wondering what to say to defend your love of anime to someone who doesn't get it? Well here is my personal list of reasons for liking anime.
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Puberty and Virginity in "Puella Magi Madoka Magica"
Is there a relationship between becoming a magical girl in "Puella Magi Madoka Magica" and attitudes surrounding the loss of virginity?
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Equestria Girls: Was It Really All That Bad?
The announcement of a My Little Pony movie where the ponies turn human was met with mixed results from the fans. The movie was kind of hated by fans too. Was it really as bad as they say? Mostly, yes.
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5 Reasons I Don't Like "Big Bang Theory"
Silly me for thinking a sitcom about people like me could actually be enjoyable. While I enjoy "Big Bang Theory" sometimes, these are a few of my biggest problems with the show.
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How to Be an Otaku: Your Guide to the Anime Fandom Subculture
Ever wonder what being an anime fan involves? Information about cosplay, conventions, Japanese culture, and everything you want to know about otakus!
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The Philosophical Differences Between Vash and Knives in "Trigun"
An exploration of philosophical and ethical questions brought up by the anime "Trigun," and by the episode "Rem Saverem" in particular.
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8 Reasons the "Star Wars" Prequels Should Be Given a Chance
Some people love to go on and on about how much they hate the "Star Wars" prequel trilogy. And while these movies are highly flawed, I want to give them credit for what they do well too.