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readtilyoudie · 7 months

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TORADORA

#halloween booktacular #toradora #Yuyuko Takemiya #Zekkyō #ryuji takasu #taiga aisaka #romantic comedy #slice of life #manga

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splinteredsoul · 20 days

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My Blood & Bones in a Flowing Galaxy (2021)

dir. Sabu

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kinart05 · 2 years

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#manga #anime #otaku #black and white #blanco y negro #mangaka #toradora #yuyuko takemiya #taiga x ryuuji #taiga aisaka #takasu ryuuji #shojo manga #Shojo #minori kushieda #Yusaku kitamura #fondo #wallpaper #Wallpaper manga

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beneaththetangles · 1 year

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Happy International Women’s Day, everyone! In honor of the day, we here at BtT are excited to celebrate some of our favorite women working in anime, manga, and light novels.

This is our second year marking the holiday in this way. When I started this project last year, I was under the impression that these industries were still pretty much a man’s game, with just a handful of women managing to rise to prominent roles. That’s the stereotype, right? And it’s true that these industries are not exactly winning any awards for basic things like representation, pay equity, or support for parental leave or childcare provision. The industry has a long way to go before these kinds of things become the standard. (Which is partly why studios like KyoAni stand out so much for how they flourish in these vital areas! Check out last year’s post for more on this!)

But you know what I’ve learned in the year since the inaugural IWD post? There are actually a lot of women in key roles, leading the creation and production of our favorite works of anime, manga and light novels. A LOT! We just don’t realize who they are. That’s why we’re excited to continue this series today, so that we at BtT can do our bit to shine a little light on these wonderful creatives and honor the hard work they’ve done for our entertainment and edification!

So here is a celebration of a few more women who, like last year’s line-up, have touched our hearts, tickled our funny bones, and dazzled our eyes with their work, and who have each, in her own way, made our lives just that little bit richer.

Directors • Mangaka • Light Novelists • Screenwriters

Eunyoung Choi • Yasu Hanamura • Chiaki Kon • Kaoru Mori • Satoko Okudera • Kiyoko Sayama • Yuyuko Takemiya • Kore Yamazaki • Erika Yoshida

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blackcrushedvelvetheartbreak · 4 months

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#toradora #yuyuko takemiya #yusaku kitamura #ryuji takasu #manga

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hatsumishinogu · 1 year

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Toradora! Vol.11

#toradora!#yuyuko takemiya #zekkyou #yasu #manga

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blog-oscar-iglesias-casado-23675 · 3 months

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Anime/Manga “Toradora”

Ficha técnica de Toradora! Género: Comedia romántica, escolar, drama Estudio: J.C. Staff Director: Tatsuyuki Nagai Escritor: Mari Okada Basado en: La novela ligera de Yuyuko Takemiya Episodios: 25 Estreno: 2 de octubre de 2008 Sinopsis Ryuji Takasu es un estudiante de segundo año de secundaria que es a menudo confundido con un delincuente por su mirada afilada. Ryuji está enamorado de…

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#juvenil #romántica

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lowcoefficient · 10 months

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Books I bought but never finish because they suck (or they are just not for me), at least in the beginning:

One hundred years of solitude— Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Game of thrones— George R.R. Martin

The Gentleman’s guide to vice and virtue— Mackenzi Lee

Friends and strangers— J. Courtney Sullivan

Pineapple street— Jenny Jackson

Gone girl—Gillian Flynn

Toradora!— Yuyuko Takemiya

The night watchman— Louise Erdrich

#book review #one hundred years of solitude #game of thrones #pineapple street #toradora #gone girl #friends and strangers #the gentleman’s guide to vice and virtue #the night watchman

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sebearr · 11 months

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MANGA

Manga: shonen:

Dr. Stone by Riichiro Inagaki (Author) & Boichi (Illustrator) Dr. Stone is a manga series by Riichiro Inagaki (Author) & Boichi (Illustrator). The manga revolves around the high school genius Senku Ishigami. After Humanity's petrification by an unknown source, Senku rebuilds humanity from scratch using science. With his friends, Taiju, Yuzuhira, and Ishigami tribe, they battle a villain, Tsukasa Shishio. After the long battle and fight for the restoration of other petrified individuals, Senku and Tsukasa became allies. In the second season of its anime adaptation, Senku gains more allies. Using science, they restored farming and baking. He then sailed the world to find the petrification source.

Fullmetal alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa Fullmetal Alchemist by Hiromu Arakawa is one of the most popular manga and anime written by a woman. It took its creator nine years to finish the story. Fullmetal Alchemist revolves around the life of Edward Elric and Alphonse Elric. The brothers are gifted alchemists but had a troubled past when they tried to revive their mother using alchemy. The price of trying to revive their dead mother are body parts of the brothers. Col. Roy Mustang (flame alchemist) recruited Ed to the state alchemist program. On their way, the brothers search for the philosopher stone to bring Alphonse's body. However, when they discovered that philosopher stones are human souls, and refused to use them. They fought their father's adversary, the dwarf in the flask, who later named himself Father.

Haikyu! Haikyu! is a popular sports manga by Haruichi Furudate. Its protagonist, Shoyo Hinata, is a short high schooler with the potential to become a great Japanese volleyball player. He enters the school of the "little giant." He teams up with the setter, Kageyama. Their skills are the perfect dynamic duo on the court as they use volleyball's first tempo. On their way to the top, they meet friends and rivals on the court. The Karasuno men's volleyball team brought their school back as a powerhouse in their district. They hustle and learn from failures and frustrations. By the end of the manga, Shoyo and Tobio became members of the Japan Professional volleyball team.

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Toradora by Yuyuko Takemiya Toradora by Yuyuko Takemiya is a comedy and slice-of-life manga. It revolves around the twisted fate of friends Ryuji, Taiga, Minori, Maya, and Yusaku. They try to face high school life together as classmates and friends. Their twisted fate started when Ryuji and Taiga established a pact to help each other find their way on their crushes and friends. However, they will soon realize that they have fallen in love.

Gakuen Babysitters by Hari Tokeino Gakuen Babysitters by Hari Tokeino is a popular manga series for its comedic and cute formula. It revolves around the life of Kotaro and Ryuuichi, the Kashima brothers. They lost their parents and were taken in by a generous and kind woman. They navigate life as they make friends with other kids, parents, and other characters. Despite the tragedy of losing their parents, their new home and family made things easier.

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realwomenofgaming · 3 years

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Toradora!: An Anime Review

Appearances can be deceiving. That is a saying that we all hear from a young age. Most likely because it is a universal truth. It also is a truth that we forget. We make snap judgements about people based on how they look every day. The real shame of that is how much we miss out on. How many fascinating people do we miss out on knowing? One anime that really explores how layered people are is…

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#Anime #anime review #light novel #Manga #romance #slice of life anime #toradora!#yuyuko takemiya

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shazzeaslightnovels · 3 years

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Toradora! 8

Author: Yuyuko Takemiya

Illustrator: Yasu

Label: Dengeki Bunko

Release Date: 10 August 2008

My Score: 4/5

English Release: Seven Seas Entertainment has published this series in English so please check it out if you are interested in the series.

Ryuuji is nursing his heartbreak after getting rejected by Minori at the end of last volume, Taiga plans to keep her distance because she is positive that Minori likes Ryuuji back and thinks that she is the reason Minori rejected him. Meanwhile, the upcoming school trip is changed from a beach resort to a ski trip at the last minute due to a hotel mix-up.

This volume is really interesting, as usual, but, again, I’ve already seen the anime so there’s not much that the light novel can add to the experience so I don’t want to rate this volume a full 5/5. I did really like seeing Ryuuji be comfortable talking with his friends because it’s such a nice contrast to what he was like at the start of the series where he was shunned due to his looks and didn’t have much confidence and I do think that this is a very well-written drama series. Like, this really isn’t my preferred genre but I’m still reading and enjoying it 8 volumes in so that’s quite impressive.

Adaptation Notes:

This volume is adapted in episodes 20 & 21 in the anime. The anime shortens a couple of scenes but it’s overall very faithful to the light novel. I really like the way that the anime does the fight scene between Ami and Minori. It’s very bloody and messy and very different from the kind of fights that you would usually see in this genre and it’s memorable and the same is true of the fight scene between Sumire and Taiga a couple of volumes ago.

I’ll be reading volume 9 soon.

#Toradora #Yuyuko Takemiya #Yasu #Dengeki #February 2021 #4 stars

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readtilyoudie · 8 months

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TORADORA VOLUME 4

#TORADORA #manga #yuyuko takemiya

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marveloustvshot · 4 years

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this was the first anime I saw, and now it’s on Netflix so i’m watching it again.

#toradora #yuyuko takemiya

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kinart05 · 2 years

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maxerikson · 4 years

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maX’s Toradora: Episode 4 Review

This is probably the best episode so far, and in this episode, Taiga was probably at her funniest. She was already established a tiny ball condensed with raging hormones and insecurities, but this episode gave us a chance to see that in a different way. Not only does Taiga pout and lash out, but she also fumbles around and gets all giddy.

We also finally get introduced to Ami Kawashima from the intro. From what I've seen of her in this episode, I hope I will come to either like her, or dislike her in a way that I like. You know, like one of those character you "love to hate". Speaking of liking people, I found Kitamura surprising this episode for two reasons, one of which is that he's apparently popular with the girls. I would have never thought that of him, but it's cool that they're portraying a nerdy-looking character as popular. The other surprise, of course, is the big revelation of this episode, and I like both surprises.

I give this this episode a 4 out of 5.

You can read more of my reviews on here or my other accounts: deviantart.com/maxerikson reddit.com/user/maxerikson

#Toradora #anime #Japan #netflix #romantic comedy #review #yuyuko takemiya #jc staff #ascii

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blackcrushedvelvetheartbreak · 4 months

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#toradora #yuyuko takemiya #ryuji takasu #taiga aisaka #manga

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