Mother

Being a mother in anime is not different from our real life. Whether they're tough as Hitler or as soft as a bunny, they indulge a great deal of affection for their children and family, and are usually the sole bread winners of the family. Check out the top 10 best anime mothers. 10. Queen Serenity - Sailor Moon The incarnation of the Moon Goddess Serene, Queen Serenity has her hands full with looking after the safety of the Silver Crystal and in raising her daughter to be a suitable heir. But after the loss of her daughter and subjects in the war, she makes the ultimate sacrifice and uses the crystal to allow her daughter to be reborn.   9. Bell-mere - One Piece Bell-mere is a retired marine who's relegated herself to staying in a peaceful village on a quiet island. She grows tangerines while raising her two adopted children, Nami and Nojiko. When the pirate Arlong and his crew come knocking, she only has enough money to pay for the lives of

Just as there countless  tsundere and dandere characters, there are also mother-like characters in the anime. These anime characters just have a motherly nature that makes you, and others in the anime  admire them greatly. So who are they? Check the list out. 10. Hinowa from Gintama If you’ve seen Gintama, you have definitely seen the “Yoshiwara in Flames” arc! The climax of this arc is what makes it one of the more special ones, one of the ones that stick with people and is even the favorite of many. The first time we see Hinowa is when she’s in a room with a man, and from what we know about the arc at this point, thanks to Seita the character who says his mother is Hinowa we know that she is a courtesan. At the end of the arc, it’s proven that Hinowa is in fact, Seita’s mother. From that point on in the anime, Hinowa and Seita make up for lost time as mother and son, what with Hinowa wanting to partic

A new legend for the year 4001 A.D.! With her homeland embroiled in a crisis of life and death, War Mother must venture beyond the walls of The Grove – the bioengineered utopia that birthed her – in search of a mysterious citadel that could save her people! But, to reach it, she must endure an onslaught of 41st century Earth’s most perverse monstrosities and fight for survival across the harsh landscape that has subsumed our once-fertile world… With only her sentient sniper rifle to aid her, can one lone soldier stand resolute against the shadows of the future’s darkest frontier? In the footsteps of BOOK OF DEATH and RAI, War Mother’s punishing pilgrimage marches onward as New York Times best-selling writer Fred Van Lente (ARCHER & ARMSTRONG) and incendiary artist Stephen Segovia (NINJAK) push Valiant’s newest breakout sensation into a perilous quest to the farthest edges of 4001 A.D.!

*FOR MATURE READERS* Back to full strength, Violet Paige hits the Gotham City party scene to dig up more clues for the people behind Gather House. What she finds is a figure from her past who she thought was long dead. Meanwhile, Violet’s allies discover something disturbing about her mother…

This week, “Mother Panic” added itself to the roster of fresh titles from DC’s Young Animals imprint. Acclaimed “Womanthology” contributor and “Faith” scribe Jody Houser teams up with artist Tommy Lee Edwards to forge a new tale in Gotham which centers on young heiress Violet Paige. Together, Houser and Edwards present a strong, edgy book that explores the life of a celebutante with a bad attitude and a temper to match as she seeks to exact vengeance on her privileged peers as Mother Panic, a terrifying new vigilante. An enticing read, “Mother Panic” features a cameo by a familiar character while creating its own dark mythos in a city ruled by people in costume, both good and bad. Houser quickly gives us a look at the disgruntled Violet, a young woman just out of surgery with a swarm of paparazzi and fans dogging her every step. Who she is remains quite the mystery, but the few flashbacks we are given help flesh out her personality and motivations as the story progresses. Our first l