"Neko" is the Japanese word for "cat." It is commonly used in anime, manga, and Japanese culture to refer to cats or characters that resemble cats.
They're all Japanese, of course. ^_^
Anime is based on western cultural animation, thus though the storyline might be Japanese the characters are made to copy the western cuture characteristics.
Anime forums and blogs mostly.
yes the anime studio does do a very good job drawing these Japanese drawings
A dubbed anime is an anime edited so that the characters speak in the language of the viewer, rather than in Japanese. On the other hand, subbed anime is anime in Japanese, with subtitles of the viewers language. Pure japanese anime is referred to as the RAW version.
The characters Sakura and Naruto are the main characters in the Japanese anime series Naruto. More detail about this Japanese cartoon can be found on Wikipedia.
Yes , both pairs complement the other . Anime and manga , both Japanese terms , reflect a Japanese origin whereas movie and book hint at a Western source .
If you mean super hero, then all of the main characters in Anime. ^^
A creature of disdain A non japanese person who basically denounces their own culture and calls themselves japanese. They try to learn japanese through the anime they watch and usually end up pronouncing it wrong. KEEP IN MIND: that a non-japanese person can like the culture, watch anime, speak the language and RESPECT THE CULTURE, while still keeping in touch with there own. Which keeps them from being a Weeaboo..
It is a slang Japanese word refuring to the love of anime, manga and video game characters!
Japanese media often include one eyed characters as a show of that character's struggles and hardships, symbolized by the loss of one eye. It has gotten to the point that even humorous Japanese anime have included at least one character with only one eye.