Anime Wallpaper

Anime wallpaper has become a big hit nowadays with several of your favorite characters being portrayed in their outfits and their weapons of choice. Just like the comic book heroes these anime heroes have also been put on wallpapers for your room. However you will find that most of the wallpapers are the kind that you set up on your PC or Mac desktop.

If you love your anime cartoons then you will probably love to see them each and every day and the best way to do this is by getting anime wallpaper. This wallpaper can be set in the design of your favorite anime character and you can put them on your computers desktop. Many people enjoy watching these anime cartoons whether young or old and that is why many of these wallpapers are downloaded everyday. The pictures or anime wallpaper can be in any color you want and some even come in black and white. Some of these wallpapers can have wonderful Japanese art invoked in them and they usually look cool being on your desktop.

The wallpapers can feature characters from your favorite anime series such as Naruto, Samurai Chaploo, Karas, Bleach, Hell Sing and many more. They can also feature your favorite anime movie characters such as the ones in Full Metal Alchemist, Ninja Scroll, Matrix and even characters from the US animation cartoon movies. Manga comic's characters are also featured in wallpapers that you can place on your desktop.

Try getting this animation wallpapers from various websites and you will find that most are in three dimensional or two dimensional. The good thing is that when you get tired of looking at one character you can always go back online and look for another.

Anime Angel

One summer day while talking with a neighbor, whom I affectionately call "Sister Mary," suddenly an adorable brown bunny emerged out of no where, and hopped very close to where we were standing outside.

What was so unusual about the bunny's sudden emergence was the fact that it lingered near us for quite some time. Both Sister Mary and I remarked how unusual it was for the bunny to be so close to us and linger near us for so long. In short, it seemed as if the bunny's lingering was purposeful.

Later on that evening, I received news that would forever change my life; I learned that my beloved 98 year-old grandmother was gravely ill and near death. When I learned from my stepmother and younger brother that my grandmother was dying, I was overcome with grief and guilt. Guilt in the sense that I was very close to my grandmother and had not been to visit her at the nursing home that she lived at for several weeks, and none of my family members told me she was gravely ill. I felt in some way that I had failed her, for she was the one person that loved me unconditionally.

As strange as it sounds, I knew God was speaking through the bunny that my neighbor and I encountered earlier that evening. As I pondered why the bunny was so unusually close to my neighbor and me, I realized that God was trying to send a message through the bunny, that someone near me was in trouble. That someone near me of course, was my grandmother Elsie.

A few days later after my grandmother's funeral, I saw the same adorable brown bunny. Seeing this bunny again gave me a sense of peace. It was as if God put this same adorable brown bunny in my pathway, to send a message that my grandmother was at peace and it was okay to move on with my life, guilt-free, for despite the fact that I did know that she was gravely ill and near death: she knew how much I loved her.

Two months later, God put another special animal in my life; a stray male cat whom I named Malachi. I named him after the prophet Malachi, which means "the message."

Malachi, like the adorable brown bunny, suddenly appeared in my life. Malachi's sudden appearance in my life, occurred at the right time, for I was still dealing with the death of my grandmother, and still felt very sad. Simply put, God placed Malachi in my life to fill a very needed voided and to convey yet another message: "Here is someone who needs your love and care and will also provide you with peace."

Anime

Anime is an abbreviation for the word animation.

In English, main dictionary sources define anime as "a Japanese style of motion-picture animation" or "a style of animation developed in Japan". Since anime or animçshon is used to describe all forms of animation, Japanimation is used to distinguish Japanese work from that of the rest of the world.

In more recent years, anime has also frequently been referred to as manga in European countries, a practice that may stem from the Japanese usage: In Japan, manga can refer to both animation and comics (although the use of manga to refer to animation is mostly restricted to non-fans).

Anime often draws influence from manga, light novels, and other cultures. Anime can be broadcast on television and is widely distributed via any form of media presentations, such as DVD, video and the internet. Anime is sometimes referred to as Japanimation, but this term has fallen into disuse.

When it comes to the countries that are outside of Japan, the word is known to most popularly refer to the animation that originates in Japan.

However, if you travel to the west you will find that the word anime is not always considered as referring to animation but it is thought to be a subset of animation.

Anime is available outside of Japan in localized form. Anime has also been a commercial success in Asia, Europe and Latin America, where anime has become even more mainstream than in the United States.

Anime features a wide variety of artistic styles. There is some anime that is drawn by hand however there is also some that is computer assisted animation which has actually became very popular over the years.

Anime or manga tends to be targeted at teenage or young male adults. Anime is often considered a form of limited animation. When it comes to anime, it is just like any other entertainment medium in which the actual story lines are used to actually represent the major genres of the actual fiction.