Children

Tsurezure Children depicts the many different scenarios of young love. From the relationship between the student council president and a rebel girl or a boy so cripple by his own lack of self-confidence that he can’t accept a girl confessed to him. with many more tales within, you follow their triumphs and failures throughout. Although the episodes are only 15 minutes long, Tsurezure Children provides a hearty dose of love diabetes in each episode, and we know that those sort of sweet moments are addicting, so here are some similar anime recommendations. For Fans of Multi-Couple Romances Convenience Store Boyfriends This is the story of six students and the convenience store that they frequent on their way to and from school. They love, they laugh, they eat pudding cups, and this is their story. With Tsurezure Children and Convenience Store Boyfriends premiering in the same season, it seems  the Summer 2017 anime season is the summer of multi-love. With there are on

As kiddy as they are (or they may look like), there’s an aura of extreme danger lurking around them. They may look cute, innocent, and child-like in all their facets but, as the saying goes – looks can be really deceiving! One moment they lash out a pure innocent smile, and then on another moment, they emit an eerie air of pure murderous intent. Here they are…from the deathly wonderland of the anime world – the Top 10 Most Deadly Children in Anime! 10. Killua Zoldyk (Hunter X Hunter) Blazing in at Top 10 with the speed of lightning is an assassin boy raised by the infamous Zoldyck family of professional killers. He can be the best of friends you could ever have, but he can also be your most terrible nightmare if you get on his cold, cruel, bad side. Let us welcome with a round of applause – Killua Zoldyck!   9. Desil Galette (Mobile Suit Gundam AGE) Even though he’s just a 7-year-old kid with an appetite

In the latest salvo in an ongoing war over the soul of a cartoon frog, Pepe the Frog creator Matt Furie has reached a settlement with a former middle school assistant principal who published a children’s book using the alt-right-appropriated version of the character. Under the terms of the settlement, Pepe and Pede will no longer be sold and all of author Eric Hauser’s profits from the book will be donated to the Muslim advocacy charity Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). Pepe, whom Furie created as a “peaceful, chilled out frog” more than 10 years ago on his MySpace comic strip Boy’s Club, has in the last few years been co-opted by by the white nationalist “alt-right” movement. In 2016, as Pepe memes went mainstream during the U.S. presidential election cycle, the Anti-Defamation League went so far as to name Pepe a hate symbol. Furie has labored to reclaim Pepe’s image, first killing him in Fantagraphics’ Free Comic Bo

Following last issue’s explosive revelation, Adam Jensen and TF29’s investigation leads them into the heart of the Glasshütte; Dresden’s heaving transhuman ghetto, where the augmented struggle daily for basic survival. But with its residents, the media, and even the local police vying against them, it’s going to be far from a clean-cut operation.

With society still reeling from the Aug Incident – the Illuminati orchestrated event which caused augmented individuals to mindlessly attack their ‘natural’ counterparts – anti-aug sentiment is at an all-time global high. Task Force 29 – an Interpol-funded coalition, created to quash the rising tide of terrorist activity – stands as the world’s main defence against total anarchy. In the city of Prague, where tension is especially high, the team’s latest recruit, Adam Jensen, readies for his first mission with the unit. But being augmented himself, how will the former SWAT officer handle himself when faced with the grim reality of the mechanical apartheid?