It's post time! It's a somewhat well-known fact that some Pokemon are based on Japanese spirits and stories. But with more Pokemon always being made, I'd like to see some from other parts of the world. There are so many to choose from, which means there's a lot of potential! I'm sure a lot of other fans would like to see this too. There are so many other spirits and stories from other places that would make really good Pokemon. For example, a Pokemon based on a selkie could start out as a seal and evolve into something more human-like. There are a lot of other examples of this, but that's all I'll say for today. Regardless, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! I love talking about lesser known Sanrio characters, because they always get overshadowed by the popular ones. So for today's blog post, I will be talking about Lloromannic. This is actually two characters, and their name is Cinnamoroll spelled backwards. Along with this, they were released in 2007. Their names are Cherry and Berry, and they're two little demons. Berry is a dark gray demon boy, and Cherry is a pink demon girl. They're rivals of Cinnamoroll, too. Although they're always together, they're not twins. Instead, they're best friends. They love making mischief and playing pranks, as well. They live in a mysterious mirror world on the outskirts of Sucre Town, and the mirror is hidden inside of a haunted house. They aren't very well known, but I think these two are very cute. I'd love to see them get more attention in the future. As always, I will be including a picture of Berry and Cherry below so you all can see what they look like. Enjoy!

New day, new post! Since a new Pokemon game is on the way, fans are once again asking for a new Eevee evolution. It's been a long time since the last one, so fans are getting impatient. Some fans think this would be a good opportunity to introduce the scrapped flying-type Eevee evolution that was talked about before. However, that Eevee evolution was scrapped because it was too similar to a fan-made Pokemon. There are way, way, too many fan-made Eevee evolutions out there, and every time a new one comes out, that's one less design for an official Pokemon. Fans know this but they just won't stop making them. This is why it's so unlikely that there will be a new Eevee evolution. Fans can only hope that one day The Pokemon Company will be able to find a design that hasn't been used yet. But at the moment, there's no chance. Especially since if they do accidentally release one that's similar to a fan-made Pokemon, then fans will throw a fit like they always do. All I can say is, if you want to see a new Eevee evolution, stop making fan designs. Otherwise, accept the fact that you and everyone else are making it impossible to get a new Eevee evolution. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Recently Sony announced a new mascot character called Nemu The Night Owl. Nemu is a bear who's always tired because he can't sleep. He's sensitive, anxious, and stays awake all night because he worries too much. A lot of people are already saying Nemu was created to compete with Hello Kitty, but really characters like this have always been popular in Japan. It's more likely Sony just wanted to be part of it. There are already a lot of plans for this new character, and I think he's really very cute. I don't think there's anything wrong with Sony making cute characters like this, as long as it's done well. I know a lot of people are already dismissing Nemu's entire existence as a cheap rip-off cash grab, but I'm looking forward to seeing what they do with this new character. As always, I will be including a picture of Nemu The Night Owl and his sheep friend below so you all can see what he looks like. Enjoy!

Is Hello Kitty a girl or a cat? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! This has been a long debated question for Sanrio fans for literally years now, even though the answer is very simple. But before I answer this question, let me explain the situation. Years ago, the American representative for the Sanrio company started telling people in interviews that Hello Kitty is actually a little girl. Fans were rightfully very confused and angry about this, but these claims just kept coming. However, this was all just a big misunderstanding. Hello Kitty is a cat. The idea that she's "a little girl" comes from a mistranslation of the statement calling Hello Kitty a little British girl. That description is to simply tell fans that she's a young girl from London, not that she's a human. Never has the Japanese company ever said that she's a human girl. She's a young girl, not a young human girl. She and her family are all cats. That's all. I don't understand how this got so out of hand when it's very obvious she's a cat. Believing otherwise because somebody who had no hand in creating her said so is honestly just pretty dumb. She's a cat, her sister is a cat, her parents are cats, and her pet cat is a different type of cat. It's even been confirmed what breed of cat Hello Kitty is. She's a Japanese Bobtail. So if anyone tells you she's a little human girl in a costume, tell them to be quiet. I'm so tired of this misinformation being spread around as facts. Regardless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time to post! There are some anime protagonists that are more well-known than the anime themselves. They're usually almost exclusively shonen anime, and the most obvious ones that come to mind are Naruto and Goku. Although this helps people outside of the anime community discover anime, it also causes problems within the anime community. It makes fans say things like "this is good, but it's not as good as this other popular anime", and it makes it difficult for new anime to take off. The most well-known example of this was My Hero Academia. Although it did end up becoming popular, when it first came out it was completely dismissed by anime fans. They called it "Green Naruto" and accused it of being a direct rip-off. People who actually watched the show would know it's nothing like Naruto. But anyone who tried to say this were completely drowned out by the people who were dismissing it. I'm glad to see it managed to overcome this, but not all anime are so lucky. Sometimes genuinely good anime are stomped out of existence before they even get a chance just because it resembles a different more popular anime. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I wanted to talk about this to bring attention to what a problem it's become in recent years. I hope it doesn't continue to be a problem, because there are some good anime out there that deserve a chance. Regardless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time to post! Over the years, Disney has had quite a bit of success with blending their classic Disney movies with anime. There have been a few flops, but things like Kingdom Hearts, Tsum Tsums, and Twisted Wonderland have all become very popular within the Disney and anime communities. Because of this, I would love to see more things like this. Art, plushies, merchandise, games, or even movies and shows would be really fun to see. Things like this would have to be made in the Japanese branch of Disney, but I think many fans would love to see this. There are a lot of anime fans who also like Disney, which is why it usually goes over well when Disney creates things like this. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!