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Country girl Mitsuha is constantly having a dream about living the life of a boy in Tokyo. Taki lives a busy life in the city while also working a part-time job. One day, Mitsuha wakes up in a room that is not her own and discovers she is living her dream in Taki’s body. Alternatively, Taki finds himself in her body in the country. This is the story of how their actions impact each other’s life. As the most wildly popular animated movie since Spirited Away, Your Name has gathered international attention, not to mention made new anime fans. So if you enjoyed the movie, here are some other anime recommendations you may enjoy. *Note: I’m only putting anime series here, not other movies. Makoto Shinkai has a handful of other great movies, yes, but they aren’t included on this list. For Fans of Body Swapping Kokoro Connect At Yamaboshi Academy, there is a club called the Student Cultural Society, a club of five students who don’t fit into any other clubs. Everythin

Game ships on September 22 The official Japanese Nintendo YouTube channel began streaming a new video for its Pokkén Tournament DX game on Tuesday. The video introduces the playable Pokémon Gardevoir. The game will ship on September 22. Physical and digital copies of the game will be available. The Nintendo Switch game will feature the 16 playable Pokémon from the original Wii U Pokkén Tournament; Darkrai, Scizor, Empoleon, and Croagunk from updates to the arcade version; and new playable Pokémon Decidueye. Bandai Namco Entertainment and Nintendo released the original Pokkén Tournament fighting game on the Wii U in North America, Europe, and Japan in March 2016.

There has been a successful anime, a trio of movies, various games and even a musical, but one form of media the Death Note series has been noticeably missing is a TV drama. But just like an entry into the infamous Death Note itself, a one-line news report revealed that a live-action drama was finally in the works. It’s been nine years since writer Tsugumi Ohba and artist Takeshi Obata finished their thrilling story of Light Yagami and L that answered the question, “What would you do if you could decide who died and when?” With a continually strong fan base around the globe, it’s a bit of a surprise that a major announcement appeared between panels of a comic and with it. The only information that’s been released so far: a July start-date for the series. The anime followed the manga storyline quite closely, while the live-action movies had a delightfully unexpected twist that kept true to the original manga but also kep

There’s one guy from Denmark want to change his name to “Superhero,” unfortunately the government said “No.” But luckily, Ninja is OK. Actually here are some best parts of having a weird name, so if you want a weird name, that’s worth a try. 1.You can actually set up a Google Alert for yourself without being bombarded with results. Must be fun getting one million Google Alerts for “John Johnson.”   2.Similarly, your Google results are all you.  3.When people hear your name for the first time, they’re intrigued and want to know the story of your name.  Go on, I’m listening.  4.People with common names are always jealous of you.  5.When someone gets you something with your name on it, it’s EXTRA special because you know they probably had it custom-made.   6.Then again, on the rare, rare occasion you find a keychain with your name on it, it’s lik

It’s reasonable for a frenetic comic fan to change his name to “Superhero,” or to have the same with his favorite superhero. But here are Top 10 worst superhero names which are not the best choice for them. 10.The Whizzer    AKA “The Yellow Streak”?  Does the W on his chest stand for “wee”?  9.Matter Eater Lad    Look at him go to town on that chain link fence!  Bombs, bullets, getaway cars – there is no limit to his amazing powers of consumption!  Unless, of course, he gets full.  8.Aqualad Batman had Robin, Captain America had Bucky and Aquaman had…well, this incorrigible little (presumably) English scamp.  7.Strong Guy     Guess his super power!  6. 3-D Man     Whoa! Not one, not two, but THREE dimensions!  5.Elongated Man    Because he’s, uh, really long. 4.Mr.Fantastic  &nb