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We all have those random questions about certain tropes that happen in anime more so than in other types of media. Really there is no way to get those questions answered other than picking up your internet connected device and Googling it, but that seems like so much work. Instead, maybe we can help you answer a few of your more pressing questions. Now then, let’s start, as all great things start, with the titular question. Why the Main Character of an Anime Sits by the Window, Near the Back? The answer is clearly because it is the coolest place to sit, of course. Actually, while that is not completely untrue, the answer is actually because it is much easier to draw and animated. When you only have to drawn one desk and character, and maybe the random jerk sitting in front of them, then that is a lot less work than having to drawn half the class for your main character that sits in the middle of the room. As for why it has to be by the window, well, windows are easy to

Game ships in early 2018 in Japan, N. America, Europe Sony revealed a trailer during its Tokyo Game Show conference on Tuesday for KOEI Tecmo Games' Dynasty Warriors 9 (Shin Sangoku Musou 8) game. The trailer revealed the game's early 2018 release window in Japan, and KOEI Tecmo America streamed the same trailer, confirming that the window holds for North America and Europe as well. KOEI Tecmo Games will release the game on the PlayStation 4 in Japan. In addition to the PS4 version, KOEI Tecmo America will also offer the game on the Xbox One and PC in North America and Europe. KOEI Tecmo America describes the game: In Dynasty Warriors 9, players will explore China as it existed when feudal warlords vied for dominance over the land – the waning days of the Han dynasty and emergence of the Three Kingdoms era. Setting out to complete various objectives, players will utilize an unprecedented world map to navigate and traverse a variety of different landscapes ranging fro

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s actually just a guy who jumped through a window after trying to steal a comic book. So, like pretty much the opposite of Superman. According to a report from Pix 11, the daring daylight caper took place at the Times Square Midtown Comics in New York City. Apparently, a 24-year-old man who was trying to steal a comic book tried to avoid the shop’s security by taking the most direct route – right through a second story window. RELATED: Ta-Nehisi Coates Teases Storm Comic News Naturally, the man was injured and transported to Bellevue Hospital, but not before he tried to scrabble his way to a nearby van. He was taken into custody by police before he could get away. The main motivation for the attempted robbery is unknown, as is the title of the comic that would warrant such drastic (and costly) egress. Midtown Comics’ Times Square location is the largest comic book shop in the world. The Times Square location,

Kimi-tachi wa Dō Ikiru ka expected 3-4 years from now Studio Ghibli director Hayao Miyazaki revealed on Saturday the title and expected timeframe for completion of his latest film. The director expects that it will take three to four years to complete his Kimi-tachi wa Dō Ikiru ka (How Do You Live?) film. Miyazaki derived the film's title from writer Genzaburō Yoshino's 1937 masterpiece of the same name. He added that this book is a story that has great meaning to the protagonist of his film. Yoshino's book centers around a man named Koperu and his uncle, and through Koperu's spiritual growth, it discusses how to live as human beings. Miyazaki's last film, 2013's The Wind Rises, also derived its title as a homage to a literary work, Tatsuo Hori's novel The Wind Has Risen (Kaze Tachinu) — which is itself an apparent homage to a line in Paul Valéry's poem "Le Cimetière Marin." Miyazaki talked about his latest film at an event to commemorate this year's opening of the Na

Equal Words is a casual game that combines fun elements of crossword puzzles, quizzes and word shuffle genres.Equal Words is an attractive and quite difficult word search game with a simple, player-friendly interface. This game's main menu includes options like starting the game, viewing the weekend quizzes, and viewing the help screen. The player is allowed to mute the sound from the settings or the main menu.Equal Words is almost a version of word unscrambler. The goal is to find words among many letters. Players will get hints for each word and to successfully solve the puzzle, the player must shuffle the letters vertically until the correct word appears at the bottom. Once that English word has been formed, the corresponding letters are removed from the board.The Equal Words game screen will show hints at the top of the screen and a grid of letters at the bottom. Puzzles usually consist of 6 to 8 hints of equal length. Besides, 4 buttons will be located on the right side of the