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Amagi Brilliant Park : I really like this anime! Aside from being funny, it’s more on how you do business and marketing! I like the fact that the leading man, Seiya Kanie, isn’t too fond of girls or not easily attracted to any females surrounding him. Although his personality is too direct or tactless and a narcissist, he’s serious about fulfilling his responsibilities and promise. A man of his word. I think that makes him more admirable, aside from being good-looking, smart, and cool. He also shows professionalism. Business is business. His decisiveness shows he knows what he’s doing. Very quick to think of a solution and takes action. No time is wasted. His attention to details, alertness, and being observant contributes a lot in doing business. Plus, the magic/power that was given to him - mind-reading, he didn’t abuse it nor did he misuse it. He sure knows what moderation is and what matters most - priorities always in check. He’s very strategical whenever he uses his power.

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Talent, first and foremost, is the ability to take a chance and to be calm enough to learn from mistake. Being good or bad at it comes next.

Shigeru Sugie, Shirobako

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Newbies will grasp the movement patterns of their seniors and copy them. Your own expressions come after. Learn by copying then get better from there

Iguchi Yumi, Shiraboka

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Speed and Techniques

You can only acquire speed in your hands while you’re young. At this time you need to work hard.

To draw faster, you need to get better. To get better you need to draw a lot. To draw a lot, you need to draw faster.

Technique and speed are completely different issues. You can still acquire technique when you’re older. But the amount you can draw in a day doesn’t change much. Your speed starts to drop.

You can focus on the quality of your work bit by bit, once you’ve gotten your speed down.

It can’t be helped if you’re not good at the beginning. But you have to atleast meet the Director’s standard.

~ Shigeru Sugie, Shirobako

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Shirobako ¬¬· if you want to learn more or understand more the making of anime, I recommend this! There's so much to learn here, not only about the making of anime but also about dreams and talents!

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Usagi Drop ¬¬· This is just one of my top favorites!! The girl, Rin, is so cute, talented, smart and responsible. I think their relationship that is like a father and a daughter is very lovely. I admire it so much as Daikichi goes on a journey of parenting. He’s sensitive and very understanding of Rin’s feelings and needs. He allows Rin to make her own decisions that may involve her future yet made sure to protect her. He also respect her as a girl. He isn’t perfect and his knowledge isn’t enough but he always gives his best for Rin. His very first step of being a good guardian and a father was when he decided to take care of Rin, even though Rin didn’t become his adopted daughter by name. That’s when everything changes for him. His choices and time are for both of him and Rin. He learns the value of words and making promises. He’s become aware of little things. There’s just so much love in this anime! 😄

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Bokura Wa Minna Kawaisou ¬¬·

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My unstoppable passion is all the strength I need

Misaki, Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo

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Passion in Creating Something

The passion or desire to create something comes from one’s own heart so it’s not something you can learn from others.

In order to create something that will speak to the emotions of a wide audience, you must first stir yourself. You cannot hope to move other’s hearts unless you can first move your own.

~ Fujisawa Kazuki, Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo

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Doing what I 'yearn to do' is not necessarily always doing what I'm good at or what I can already do. In order to realize a bigger goal, sometimes I have to do something I'm bad at.

Kagami-Sensei, Denpa Kyoushi

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Akatsuki no Yona ¬¬· This is an anime that I never thought would be very interesting. From the very first episode, I already got hooked to it. The heartbreaking tragedy in the princess’ life, her journey to finding the 4 dragons to survive, her improvement and strength along the way, her willingness to fight and desire to protect and not just be protected, and of course, the undenying love of her servant, Hak, for her. I don’t usually continue with the manga but this one made me really interested of what’s gonna happend even after the 24 episodes of this anime.

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For me, this is the best place to watch all my favorite animes.

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People are fragile creatures. Their strong emotion can crumble with the smallest crack. The people who are left behind should be thinking of what they can do for now, instead of bitterly thinking of what already passed.

Garo: Honoo no Kokuin

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You may act upon not wanting to regret anything. But if you're going to burden others in the process, that's not atonement but rather self-satisfaction.

Miyoshi Saya, Servant x Service

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The words of your past are fundamentally unrelated to who you are now.

Ryunosuke Akutagawa, Bungou Stray Dogs S2

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Servamp - Shirota Tooru

If you don’t understand your own feelings, the words of others will never reach you. Try giving it a name. That’s a way you can face those feelings. If you do, you’ll be able to face all sorts of feelings that come to you. If you don’t face it yourself, first, no one will be able to face you.

- Shirota Tooru