Dedicated to Drago. It seems like every three episodes or so, anime characters have a day off from school or some excuse to wear pretty kimonos in the evening and walk around booths playing carnival games in a Japanese version of a Renaissance Fair. Although this is a considerable stretch from reality given that the Japanese school year is 60 days longer than America’s, Japan does celebrate a good number of holidays.

As many of you may already know, October 2nd marked the debut episode of the animated adaptation of one of JUMP’s top selling shonen manga and one of the most anticipated titles in anime this Fall season: Bakuman, not to be confused with Bakugan Battle Brawlers.

Please note, the following article holds spoilers for the manga and/or anime Tokyo Babylon and Tsubasa Chronicles. Dear CLAMP, I first spotted you when I was still a child attending summer camp. Your favorite work of art, Card Captor Sakura, had become a program that helped break down the difficult barrier around America that kept out foreign TV.

Well, after nearly two weeks trying to resolve my personal tech problems, I’ve got a working computer back in my possession. I’d like to thank Mollybibbles for covering for my last update and apologize for the delay in this one. I originally intended for this to go up the week following Kon’s death, but due to previously mentioned tech problems that didn’t happen.

I don’t know if you guys got the memo, but the world has run out of ideas. For years now, major forms of entertainment across the globe have all fallen under the same rule: if it’s not a sequel, you won’t buy it. The sequel strain can be felt most strongly in the video game world.

Warning: the following article contains the answers to all the questions in the universe, as well as all the spoilers to everything ever. You have been warned.

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Naoki Urasawa is a name that many of you may already know as one that has been gaining popularity in the American anime/manga scene over the past few years.

Fridays belong to the fans, that means if you have an article or video you want us to post up, go ahead and submit it! While we have very talented Content Providers, we believe that everyone should have a chance to have their work published on 91.8 The Fan!

Nobuhiro Watsuki, was a big name in Shounen JUMP during the 1990s, whose success has since fallen under the shadow of more recent popular titles like Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece. Mr. Watsuki’s debut serialized title was the hit series, Rurouni Kenshin,