The fate of the fireflies: A deeper look into “Grave of The Fireflies” – Talon

The 1988 animated war tragedy, “Grave of the Fireflies,” is the crown installment in the acclaimed repertoire of Japanese screenwriter Isao Takahata. The movie, animated by the highly decorated Studio Ghibli, was based on the autobiography of Japanese author Akiyuki Nosaka.  After the bombing of Japan during World War II, Nosaka was haunted by the

why-everybody-hates-silent-hill-ascension.jpg

List of Anime and Manga Wikia/Semantic List 3000, Animanga Wiki

The Geeky Nerfherder: #CoolArt: Bottleneck Gallery Prints From NYCC (Part 4)

10 Incredible Graphic Novels to Add to Your Bookshelf

Mekakucity Actors (The Kagerou Project) - Page 4 - UPNetwork

Animated - IMDb

Plums Deify - A Draconequus' Guide to Immortality - Fimfiction

No-Rin! - UPNetwork

Foreign Languages

The Geeky Nerfherder: Cool Art: 'At This Place' by Jeremiah Ketner

The 100 Best Films of the 1980s - Slant Magazine

Surrender at 20: 4/30 PBE Update: Combat Text Adjustments, Tentative Cinderhulk Changes, and more

What are some of the least known things about wars which they don't show in movies? - Quora