They were once hit manga series turned to anime, to dramas, till they go for the big screen. Theres no stopping to the Asian culture dominating the world through their shows especially their story line-up.
Since they became hit cartoon series, www.identitypi.com/public-records.php" target="_self">public records search shows Anime began touching that more mature side giving something tangible both for the young and the adults. Even dramas have been tackled in animation with those big eyes from Japanese animators that gives more emotions compared to those done by western animators (except for Walt Disney that seem to adapt this in their animated films). However this manga/anime is getting more pumped up as viewers began to demand more than just moving drawings.
Enter the film and the real thingskin flesh, most actors and actresses seem to go for that inkling sensation to reach stardom by portraying that hit character in an animated show. At present there have been many Japanese shows that www.identitypi.com/people-find.php" target="_self">people find to be focused in this concept starting with the hit series GTO and Gokusen. Last July came a smashing hit that also captured kids and the kid at heart with the action pack thriller Blood the Last Vampire.
Japanese ideals to visuals and fight scenes are really rolling that even Dragon Ball got the chance to be shown in the big screens. But the most awaited is still to hit this summer of 2010. The Last Airbender the story of the Avatar Aang. The fight against the fire nation is on and theres no stopping this film from being watched.
Loving the Avatar: The Last Airbender may get the people who love this totally excited. However its not just the story that people may have to look forward to. Its a star studded cast as the characters will be played by known young stars starting off with Jackson Rathbone of Twilight (he was Jasper), Dev Petel of Slumdog Millionaire, and Nicola Peltz of Deck the Halls. The role of Aang will be more realistic when it comes to martial arts action as Noah Ringer, a Texan 12 year old Taekwondo champion will be playing the role. This is a sure fun filled action packed film that the family (especially the kids) will enjoy. The Avatar is a must see movie for the whole family.
Manga has truly evolved our way of viewing. This is definitely given more color to the shows we once enjoyed.About the Author: