Since my childhood I have been fond of watching
Anime (Japanese animation). It made my early days filled with fantasies. Dragonball
z, Beyblade, pokemon, fairytail, fullmetal alchemist brotherhood, bleach, etc.
all this anime’s made my childhood splendid. Counting, it also had a great
impact on my life.
Anime’s taught me many things.
Pain will always be there,
before joy enters our life:
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| fairytail |
People
will dig up with pain – and sometimes, there’s a lot to go down. But the key
factor into making things well again is to never give up. That’s exactly what anime
taught me.
There is good in everyone:
In few animes some antagonists become
protagonists in the protracted run. , There’s always a hint of light in them, No
matter how bad they may be. It’s a fine to give some people a second
chance, no matter what they’ve been through. Who knows? He or she might become
your best friend or your most unassailable of allies.
Only through weakness can you find
strength:
Power isn’t that simple to accomplish – unless you’re OP as lie.
Nonetheless every character in Fairy Tail is determined to become stronger.
Unfortunately, they would have to go through a lot before they attain what they
want, and that is to become more commanding. Only by understanding your weakness,
could you steping up in yourself and find the inner strength you’ve been yearning
for. Getting shabby and bruised is part of the learning process.
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| bleach |
You could conquer anything with
friendship:
Learning process gets skewed
– you’re going to need a lot of endorsement It’s time to prompt the people you
hold valued to you to help you out. After all, being on your own isn’t always
the best option – unless you’re trying to look cool and all. Having a worthy nakama is
going to save you a lot of mess. Best of all, you and your friends are going to
have an tremendous time kicking other people’s butts.
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| fullmetal alchemist brotherhood |
