All posts tagged "anime"
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Fully Scripted: For anime fans looking to dive deeper, mangas might offer surprising discoveries
Anime is fun to watch, that is until the series comes to an end. Sure you could watch the series again, but wouldn’t it be...
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Pokemon returns to its roots by reworking ‘I Chose You’
Being as we are all teens of 1999 or younger, we never saw where Pokemon began, the fated first episode “I Chose You.” Well, coming...
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‘Psychic Spectors,’ ‘Hunter x Hunter’ headline upcoming gaming, anime news
There is a constant updating community for anime and gaming. In only a few months, gamers can receive many updates for when certain things will...
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RodCon attracts fans of cartoons, cosplay
RodCon is a mini comic-con held at the Rod Library at UNI where many Cedar Falls students find themselves dressing up as their favorite characters....
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RWBY returns with beautiful new look
By: Matthew Walsh Little Red Riding Hood walks through a moonlit forest. This might as well the start of the famous fairytale, but make no...
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Beloved manga, Koe no Katachi, set for big screen release this weekend
By Skyler Promer Koe no Katachi, a beloved one-shot and manga, written by Yoshitok Oima, is soon to be released as it’s own movie on...
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‘Naruto’ sends naughty hero on quest for redemption
By: Noah Forker In the anime of “Naruto,” Naruto Uzumaki is causing trouble as he always does. He goes too far one day and gets...
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Cedar Rapids Comic Con: Student finds community at fantasy convention
By: Jamie Blair Conventions: the sacred gathering of otaku. Thirty-year-old men living in their mother’s’ basements squeal with delight as they buy their VIP tickets...
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Empowering female characters appear in magical anime
By: Noah Forker In the anime series of Magic Knight Rayearth, three girls from three different high schools enter a strange new world called Cephiro....
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‘Soul Eater’ offers seasonal adventure for readers
By: Noah Forker The anime “Soul Eater” starts off with one of the three main heroes, Soul. Soul wants to become a death scythe and...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
