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They stalk the night, waiting, watching, wondering when one human will stray from the pack into a dark alleyway. When it happens, they strike! Fast as lighting, draining the blood from their victims. They are vampires. Unlike zombies, anime is a genre that is rife with vampires. Unfortunately, for every dark creatures of the night that prefers solitude and blood to all else, there is some pretty little thing that makes sucking blood look adorable. Real vampires are noble, and if not noble, complete vicious in the pursuit of blood.  If you are sick of all the lame vampires that populate anime, here are 20 of the most vicious vampires that fans can really get behind. 20. Moka Akashiya from Rosario + Vampire Of all anime vampires, Moka is easily the least scary. However, when her rosary comes off she can fight with the best of them. Although, even then, she is not vicious enough to be anything higher than last on this list.  If we were counting

Meet Korean coplay star Tasha, who as you're about to see is straight up killing it as Overwatch's Tracer. However, getting the perfect cosplay shot is never easy. Some poses call for the powers of mysterious disappearing cosplay elves! Depending on the characters or the theme of the shoot, one might need lighting assistants, costume or props assistants, or even disappearing cosplay elves, as Tasha has revealed in her photos as Tracer from the upcoming action-packed video game Overwatch. Being a cosplay elves is hard work! In order to achieve the perfect shot, sometimes they have to dress in black from head to toe and perform physically taxing duties such as being sat on. Or even lifting cosplayers while they pose and smile for the camera. They're exhausted after the shoot. Thanks to these cosplay elves, cosplayers are able to perform at their best.

There’s a whole bunch of the greatest anime hit series out there. One Piece, Fairy Tail, Attack on Titan, Naruto/Naruto Shippuden, Bleach, Yu Yu Hakusho, Hunter x Hunter, Dragonball and Slamdunk are undeniably some of the most viewed anime series worldwide. But where would these anime series be without their creators? If you love the anime, then it’s only appropriate to honor the manga artists who created them. Here are 8 manga artists who brought our favorite characters to life and made us enjoy some of the most amazing journeys. 1. Eiichiro Oda (One Piece) It’s common knowledge that writing and illustrating manga is never an easy task. And for an anime as long-running as One Piece, we get an idea about just how much work is needed to publish an entire chapter. On average, Oda is said to work for 21 hours a day, following his own schedule in terms of working on the layout, creating character dialogues, drawing, inking and much more

Enjoying anime is one thing, knowing stories behind the scene is another. Here are the top 5 behind the scenes stories about the most popular anime. Are you ready for a big surprise? 5. Sunrise had no faith in Code Geass Code Geass is one of the most popular anime series around the world, but Sunrise expected it to be a failure. Sunrise did not make the development easy for Director Taniguchi and his staff. Season one was cut from 50 episodes down to 25. The first season's success didn't give Taniguchi much freedom for the second season. A change in time slots forced them to tone down the content and to include a time skip, so new viewers wouldn't get too confused with the story up to that point. The only good thing to come from Sunrise's restrictive nature was that Taniguchi had to create the Geass power and C.C. in order for the series to get greenlit. 4. Angel Beats! was randomly cut short The most common complaint against Angel Beats! is t

Could Jim Parsons go from playing one brainiac to another? There’s one super villain that Jim wouldn’t mind playing, and that’s the Riddler! Surprise! As we all know, the Riddler is one of the greatest super villains of all time. And most of the greatest comic book villains have been inspired by a number of interesting and fascinating real world ideas.  So today, we’ve compiled a list of 10 real life inspirations behind comic book supervillains.  1.The Joker – Verified Joker is, no doubt, the best inspiration of comic characters. Batman’s deadliest foe was created by Jerry Robinson, Bob Kane and Bill Finger April, 1940.  He was a psychopath criminal who used to play card of the Joker, looking just like Conrad Veidt. Robinson also admits the inspiration of Conrad Veidt in The Man Who Laughs of 1928’s classic movie. 2.Catwoman – Verified Catwoman (a.k.a. Selina Kyle) was co-created by Bill