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But in the U.S., it describes a dedicated anime fan. Shdjo: Comic books or anime for girls Shonen: Comic books or anime for boys tne cheap manga, anu recognize this Japanese import if you saw it? Chances are, you've watched it already! they is mostly an ri tato almost everyu-- ripicher, neau i uhv its propei and new a' comicbooksa wtknowitoy the horizon, ore anime movies are ontn gS Surefilmand shoWS will Bland-TenchiMuyo they're made into a mlgt De tnV eventually, a iv se sh hathavebeendueo--. coidbeoomeaslamu -j. saSman.seniorv.ce fii C7 Get in on the action Wondering where to catch anime? There are lots of shows on TV and video. A series of anime shows, called Toonami, runs daily on the Cartoon Network and includes "Ronln Warriors" "Dragonball "Gundam and "Sailor Moon" (check cable listings for air times).

Catch "Pokemon" on KIDS' WB! And watch for new shows, such as a revamped version of "Astro Boy," in the fall. Plus, anime critic Pete Harcoff recommends these anime videos for kids: 1. "The Castle of Cagllostro" (Manga Entertainment): A tale of a thief on a zany adventure to rescue a damsel in distress. 2. "KlkTs Delivery Service" (Disney): A coming-of-age story about a girl witch and her cat.

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