Free Animation: 2009

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Fate Stay Night Wallpaper

Fate Stay Night anime photo

Fate Stay Night picture

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Dragon Ball Z Photo Gallery

Dragon Ball Z Photo Gallery

Dragon Ball Z wallpaper pictures

Dragon Ball Z Poster

Friday, December 25, 2009

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Best Anime Cowboy Bebop Pics

Cowboy Bebop wallpapers

Anime Cowboy Bebop photos

Chrono Crusade Best Pictures

Chrono Crusade best anime

Chobits Anime Pictures

Chobits manga wallpapers

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Card Captor Sakura Anime Wallpaper

Captain Tsubasa Love Soccer wallpapers

Captain Tsubasa Images

Burst Angel Manga Picture

Burst Angel photo

Burst Angel anime wallpaper

Monday, December 21, 2009

Is the Anime Naruto Suitable For Kids?

Growing up from the US, most kids have grown up with cartoons such as Bugs Bunny and Popeye which portrays the good overcoming evil as well as satires that pokes fun of political figures in a none threatening way. For kids, the majority of the time these cartoons have provided a positive impact rather then negativity or problems.

With the recent months in the rising popularity of Japanese animation especially the series of Naruto, many parents are now worried that it may pose as a negative influence for children. Not only does it portray a lot of problems shown within society, it also contains a lot of adult humor as well. Is this something that we should allow our children to be influenced with? Will this type of influence give children bad ideas about the society or their engagements with one another?

Before we further examine this topic, we have to first understand the background of the anime Naruto. The story revolves around Uzumaki Naruto, a kid that has an inner demon of a nine-tailed fox who has once destroyed many villages until a powerful kage or a leader of a village who sealed his inner demon away through a powerful jitsu or a mystical technique of a ninja. The demon is then locked away and the story of Naruto begins with the life and adventure that he has to face. All the while knowing that the demon inside of Naruto may come out someday both from his friends and foes.

From the outer appearance and storyline, Naruto doesn't seem harmful for children nor is the general storyline provides any hint of negativity in anyway. However, with different Episodes there has subtle hints of sexuality. For one, he suddenly changes into a woman wearing a bikini from a man in ways through this Episode he seduced his teacher. In another Episode, various characters posses characteristic of a woman although by nature they are being presented as man.

For parents, these are major signs of red flags that tells parents that they are not suitable for children due to inappropriate content. I however on the other hand dare to say that it's actually okay for children to be exposed for these type of influences. Children nowadays are exposed to sex, violence, and crime whether it is from television or in the public area although some may minimize such influences. Whether you believe it or not, children pick things up rather quickly from adults. Instead of prohibiting negative influences, I believe parents should really educate kids at an early age the right and wrong and lead by example which is something that is lacking at large in causing a lot of division amongst the family and the society as a whole.

Even if we have successfully screened out the popular anime from our children in an effort to protect our children, is this eliminating the heart of the problem? I dare to say no and that we really need to examine ourselves in our communications with our kids in an educational way in light to talk about such events and things. Animations such as Naruto will only increase in this age of globalization and we need to learn how to cope with it rather then excusing ourselves from facing the true reality of this world. With proper education and support, I believe we can still enjoy anime the same way that we had enjoyed various cartoons in a positive manner with our children.

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Free Animated Ecard and Free Animated Ecards

Free animated ecards are available from a multitude of Internet sources including business, religious, personal, and non-profit websites. You can find a variety of free animated ecards that address any particular holiday, occasion, time of the year, special event or activity. If you need a free animated ecard to say you are sorry, you love someone, you are thankful or you are celebrating, there are unlimited free animated ecards to express just every human emotion. A free animated ecard is an easy and quick way to send anyone a special thought via the Internet.

Free animated ecards have become wildly popular with the ease of Internet functions allowing web users the freedom to receive and send ecards that come in many different styles and designs. A user can find a free animated ecard that is humorous and displays cartoon clip art with cute quips. Beautifully illustrated, religious free animated ecards are also available offering recipients encouraging Bible verses. Free animated ecards displaying flash effects can be found through some sites that spark an enthusiastic response to anyone that receives it. A free animated ecard that displays realistic photography with colorful animation is an enjoyable offering to many web users.

Although ecards can be purchased that sometimes offer a more personalized card or more professional design, free animated ecards have continued to flood the ecard market providing more than just free cards to users. A website that offers free animated ecards, receives varying benefits from their offers. Although offered at no charge to user, a free animated ecard is offered as a marketing method for many websites. Pulling in card users can also expose those who visit websites to the other products offered for sale. It is always a great marketing move for any website to offer something free within its other offers. A psychological 'good will' is forged with many consumers as well as receiving the free product.

A free animated ecard can also be used to target a particular audience. For example, free animated ecards that provide a variety of occasional choices offered on florist delivery sites will appeal to consumers looking to also send floral arrangements and other delivery gifts to others. Another example is the huge religious interest in free animated ecards that spurs many consumers to visit sites offering other religious products as well. A free animated ecard offers something for everyone from sender to receiver. Any website that offers free animated ecards is not only providing a valuable service to web users, but will benefits from a smart consumer marketing technique. "Look not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others." (Philippians 2:4)