One of the things that really made me relate to Yuya when I was first watching Arc-V is that he was bullied and ostracised by his peers when his dad disappeared and had to adapt to being a bit of a clown to not loose his positivity. While I personally wasnt bullied, Ive always kind of felt like an outcast because of my autism.
I think the idea of Gongenzaka and Yuzu comforting him after a rough day is super sweet, and something that would really keep him hanging in there!
SO FUCK IT, I DECIDED THAT THE HOLLYBERRY KINGDOM IS HALF LATINO BECAUSE I SAID SO
Nobur seriously, im planning of making a whole post explaining this and explaining a bit what exact nationalities u relate there (maybe also will do the same for the other kingdoms except for Dark Cacao, those sre clearly korean and that is it)
The cold and mysterious professor at Superstar Pokemon Laboratory
Mysterious artesian Mr J:
An old man who lives in a house far from civilization, within the gardens some Pokémon call home.
Star reacher TV presenters:
Stella:
One of the presenters at Star reacher TV. Loves Mew, who is her partner Pokémon
Nova:
One of the presenters at Star reacher TV. A calm and responsible figure.
Castor:
One of the presenters at Star reacher TV. Acts as the main leader of the presenters
Trail:
One of the presenters at Star Reacher TV. Full of pride and sees himself as a great person. Is he though? No one knows
Star trainers:
Hiroki:
First he was a trainer people talked about. Then rumors spread of his strength. Now he’s one of the Star trainers, and the latest to receive the title.
Takeru:
Out of all the Star trainers active in Constellia, Takeru has been one for the longest.
Masahito:
A cold gaze awaits those who challenge him. Primarily uses Dynamax in battle. You either go big or go home. Enjoys cycling
Hitomi:
A girl who studies ancient art and cultures. If you need to know about the history of a certain legendary or mythical Pokémon, she’s your go to person.
Nobure:
His family is well known for being the best racers in Constellia. Looks like he is also taking on his family’s traditions.
Tarmo:
Said to be able to tell fortunes and see the future. Some claim this to be true, while others are wary of such things.
Yokutar:
Though his appearance might suggest royalty, there is no king or queen in constellia and he is just a rich kid to a rich family. An excellent dancer who flirts with women and invite them to dance.
Kinika:
The most popular pop star in constellia. You will find her fans everywhere, and she’s not afraid to use her fans to her advantage in battles.
Hasasu:
An actor who’s been in multiple movies. Rumors say his acting in movies helped him reach Star trainer.
Shaolo:
A girl learning martial arts from her family. She’s not just learning for herself, but teaching what she learned to her Pokémon.
Ishuta:
He literally can calculate the perfect strategy to beat anyone while in battle. How does he do that.
Terina:
One of the only adults who hold the Star trainer rank. A fashion designer who has worked with celebrities all across the world.
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Liz and the Blue Bird is a 2018 film parallel to season 2 of the Sounds series! Euphonium, both produced by Kyoto Animation. The film was one of Kyoto's biggest hits before the 2019 main studio fire, it won the traditional Japanese Noburou Oofuji Award. All seasons and Sound! Euphonium OVA's are available on Crunchyroll.
🖌️Studio: Kyoto Animation responsible for Violet Evergarden, The Voice of Silence, Sounds Euphonium, Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, nichijou, Clanad among other successes. The film was directed by Naoko Yamada, one of Kyoto Animation's main employees, she survived last year's fire. She is an animator and director of Kyoto, directed the anime K-On !, Tamako Market and the films The Voice of silence Tamako Love Story, besides participating as animator or storyboard of other Kyoto works like Violet Evergarden.
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Okko's Inn and Liz and the Blue Bird Anime Films Win at the 73rd Mainichi Film Awards
Okko’s Inn and Liz and the Blue Bird Anime Films Win at the 73rd Mainichi Film Awards
The Mainichi Shimbun newspaper has announced the winners for the 73rd Annual Mainichi Film Awards. Kitaro Kousaka, DLE, and Madhouse’s Okko’s Inn film won this year’s Best Animation Film award. Naoko Yamada and Kyoto Animation’s Liz and the Blue Bird won the Noburou Oofuji Award, which honors animated works that offer new forms of creative expression.
“The National Film Center at the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo opened a "Japanese Animated Film Classics" website on Wednesday with a collection of classic animated works from Japan available streaming with English subtitles.
The website will be open until the end of 2017.To view the videos, visit this page, select a title, and then click the red button that reads "作品を見る" on the right side of the page. Once the player is open, toggle the English subtitles on by selecting the "With English subtitles" link under the video player before pressing play.
The website celebrates the 100th anniversary of the oldest known Japanese animated short films, and is streaming the oldest surviving Japanese animated short film, Junichi Kouchi's "The Dull Sword" (Namakura Gatana, pictured below left). The film about a samurai's foolish purchase of a dull-edged sword debuted in June 1917. The version on the website is "the longest, digitally restored version," which is four minutes long.
The film was discovered in an Osaka antique shop in 2008, along with Seitarou Kitayama's 1918 film "Urashima Tarō." Several anime films directed by Oten Shimokawa and Kitayama predated "Namakura Gatana," but these films are now lost. Shimokawa's "Imokawa Mukuzo Genkanban no Maki" has long been considered the oldest commercially released anime film, having premiered in January 1917, but it may have premiered later that year, predated by two other films by Shimokawa. The films were all predated by a 50-frame shot of a sailor boy's salute that was discovered in 2005.
The website is streaming 64 works that debuted from 1917 to 1941. Directors featured on the site include Ikuo Oishi, Shigeji Ogino, Hakuzan Kimura, Mitsuyo Seo, Yasuji Murata, Noburou Oofuji, Kenzo Masaoka, and Sanae Yamamoto.[Via Yoshihiro Watanabe]”
Contactless paddle-type handwashing device by WaterAid Bangladesh to fight COVID-19
Contactless paddle-type handwashing device by @WaterAidBD to fight #COVID19 @WaterAid @WHO
A contactless paddle-type handwashing device has been installed recently at Dhalpur (Telegu and Nobur Slum) by Sajida Foundation, a partner NGO with support from WaterAid in Bangladesh.
People living in slums are using the facility maintaining a physical distance in the Coronavirus pandemic situation.
WaterAidis deploying its handwashing and hygiene expertise to prevent the spread of COVID-19.…