(AfroGamers.com) I’ve been re-reading Naruto from the beginning–currently at Part 2, the timeskip–and I find myself appreciating the series more than I did when I first discovered it. I first saw the anime and the first big fight against Haku and Zabuza was what sold me on the series. It had ...
(AfroGamers.com) Akira Toriyama is one of my favorite mangakas. His style wasn’t conventional for action manga of the 1980s. As a matter of fact, his style was more along the line of gag manga early on but with Dr. Slump and Dragon Ball, he got work that allowed him to spread ...
(AfroGamers.com) Recently, I wrote an article explaining the differences between certain elements that were only seen in the anime and manga. I am doing a second part explaining other differences between the anime and the manga of Dragon Ball. Here are several more differences between the Dragon Ball anime and manga. ...
(AfroGamers.com) Fort of Apocalypse is the manga series that turned me onto post apocalyptic horror manga. It’s violent, gory, at times humorous, but it has you on the edge of your seat through each chapter. It starts off at a Tokyo boy’s reformatory, where the fairly average Yoshiaki Maeda is thrown ...
(AfroGamers.com) Dragon Ball is one of the longest and most successful franchises in the history of Japanese anime/manga. But as with all Japanese anime also brings differences between the anime and manga. Here are several differences between the Dragon Ball anime and the manga. 1. Anime – In Dragon Ball Super, ...
(AfroGamers.com) Dragon Ball Super was a good, but not great anime. One of the reasons why it wasn’t nearly as great as I thought it would be because of the very bad power scaling that was all over the place and had absolutely no explanation for it. Here are the worst ...
(AfroGamers.com) George Morikawa’s Hajime no Ippo is one of the OGs of boxing manga. I don’t want to go full in and say “It was the original boxing manga.” It certainly came after Rumiko Takahashi’s One Pound Gospel by ten months but it’s the more well known of the two. It’s ...
(AfroGamers.com) Over the past 18 years of watching Vegeta during my teenage years when Toonami was at its peak at the time, I have seen him being given the most character development of any character in Dragon Ball history going from a vicious and ruthless heel (bad guy) during The Saiyan ...
(AfroGamers.com) I have made it no secret that I have been a fan of Vegeta ever since I started watching Dragon Ball Z when I was in my mid-teens when Toonami was actually at its peak back then because it used to be shown between the 3pm-6pm time slot central standard ...
(AfroGamers.com) I am a big fan of the popular anime series called “My Hero Academia” That basically follows the story of a young boy named Izuku Midoriya aka Deku that looked up to the then-#1 hero in All-Might who was once discriminated against by his peers because he was quirkless, but ...