The blog post for today will be about the movie Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Dark Side Of Dimensions. Now, I know I have done a blog post for this movie before, but this one should have some more information about it. So, it's really more of an update post. I'll try not to give away any spoilers, though. Now, on with the post! The movie Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Dark Side Of Dimensions is the newest Yu-Gi-Oh movie to date, and it was released in America on DVD and BluRay on June 27th, 2017. It features Yugi Muto and Seto Kaiba as the main characters of the movie as well. The English dubbed version also has all of the original voice actors, and the DVD also has the English subbed version on it. The movie follows it's own storyline as Yugi and his friends face a new evil set on revenge. The movie is an action movie with some drama and a little humor mixed in as well. As I am a Yu-Gi-Oh fan myself, I highly recommend you guys watch this movie.

Today's blog post will be about the Catbus from the movie My Neighbor Totoro. The Catbus is a minor character in the movie, as it usually only shows up when Totoro, Mei, or Satsuki needs transportation. The Catbus is a bus that looks like a giant cat with windows. It's eyes also act as headlights, and it has small white mice on it whose eyes act as smaller red lights. When someone needs to get into the Catbus, a window on its side drops down for a door. Other than saying the Catbus's next destination, the Catbus only meows. It is unknown if it's actually the Catbus saying its destination, or if it's the mice on the Catbus speaking.

Today's blog post will be about soot sprites (otherwise known as soot balls). If you guys watch Studio Ghibli movies, then you have probably seen soot sprites. They are in a couple Studio Ghibli movies, including My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away. Soot sprites are small black spirits with eyes that are made of soot. In My Neighbor Totoro, the soot sprites dwell in abandoned houses. If someone moves in, they watch them to see if they're nice people. If they are, then the soot sprites leave. In Spirited Away, the soot sprites help carry coal to the main fire for the bathhouse in exchange for small candies. Soot sprites are generally nice spirits, and they don't make any noise or say anything. However, they sometimes leave a black residue in their wake.

It's time for yet another new post! As most of you may know, today is Independence Day, otherwise known as the 4th Of July. To help celebrate, here are some holiday themed Anime pictures I found. Enjoy, and have a Happy 4th Of July!
(By the way guys, just a little something I wanted to add. All of the pictures I have used thus far on my blog are pictures I found on Google. I do not own these pictures, and I give full credit to the talented artists who made these. Thanks!)

Today's blog post is about Rowlet from the show Pokemon. Rowlet is a grass/flying type Pokemon, and it's also one of the three starter Pokemon in the game Pokemon Sun And Moon. Rowlet was first introduced in the Alola region. It can also evolve into Dartrix, and then Decidueye. Rowlet can store energy through photosynthesis during the day, too. It's mainly active at night, as well. A Rowlet is also one of Ash's first, and main, Alolan Pokemon in the show Pokemon Sun And Moon.

What exactly is chibi? Well, whether you do or don't know what chibi is, this blog post is here to tell you anyways! Now then, on to the explanation! Chibi is a form of Anime art style that is commonly used. The Japanese word chibi actually means small or short, which is why it's used to describe this form of art style. The word chibi is mainly used by Anime and manga fans, and it's actually a rather popular term in the community. If you want to see an example of the chibi art style yourself, here's a picture:

Well, it's finally here. A new, longer, trailer for the upcoming Netflix Death Note live action movie. I must say, there is a lot of hate for this new trailer. But, that's to be expected when you mess with something that has a large fan base like Death Note. But, a lot of people are looking forward to it, too. The reason most people are upset with the new live action Death Note movie is because of how different this new Death Note is from the original Anime and manga. As far as I can tell from these short trailers, this new movie is going in a very different direction than the original Death Note series. The characters are different, some of their names have been changed, and the storyline seems to be going more for an action angle. But, it's hard to tell exactly what the new Death Note will be like from these trailers. So, we'll just have to wait for either a new trailer, or for the movie's release. If you want to see what the new trailer is like for yourself, here's the link for it: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gvxNaSIB_WI