Top-5 Black Anime Characters
1.
Afro Samurai
Afro Samurai is the main protagonist of the
anime series (and manga) of the same name: Afro Samurai. It's often ambiguous
when a character is black, but Afro Samurai depicts the accurate big hair and
skin tone. The tale mixes a revenge story with great fighting sequences, making
it an action-adventure like no other.
2.
Jet Black
Jet black is one of the characters of the
anime Cowboy Bebop. In the anime, he supports the role of a "black dog,"
acting as a bounty hunter. He was once a cop but turned away from serving the
government after seeing the world's moral ambiguity. In the original series,
Jet Black's racial identity isn't known (although he is pretty light-skinned).
Still, Netflix's version has brought significant changes by dubbing him black
and casting Mustafa Shakir, a black actor, to play him in an upcoming
live-action adaptation.
3.
Bob Makihara
Bob Makihara is a black character from the
anime and manga series Tenjou Tenge. The anime introduces Bob Makihara as of
South African descent, but he has a Japanese sounding. For the most part of the
anime following the initial introduction, Bob is referred to as a "foreigner."
It takes the focus away from the racial background, subtly highlighting how the
Japanese treat people out of their country, regardless of race.
4.
Muhammed Avdol
Muhammed Avdol is a middle-eastern black
man of Egyptian descent; he plays the role of a righteous and responsible
character in the manga and anime series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, particularly
in the third part - Stardust Crusaders. Avdol, as characters in the series
mostly refer to him, acts as a moral compass and often a brain of the group
looking to bring defeat to an ancient vampire.
5.
Kaname Tosen
Kaname Tosen is a black character seen in
the anime and manga named Bleach. Kaname Tosen is visualized as a black man with
dark skin and cornrows. He is completely blind. In the series, Kaname Tosen is
depicted as a righteous man who fights for justice without bloodshed.
Find Your Anime-Lover on a Dating Site
Everyone wants to find like-minded
individuals to date. Still, without interacting for hours, there is no way of
knowing whether you'll click. The easiest and quickest way to find a person who
shares the same level of love for anime is through online dating sites.
Web-based services provide an easy way out
from all the expensive and time-consuming hassles of dating in-person, often
only leading to disappointment. There are plenty of matchmaking platforms that
offer you grounds to find a partner in different niches. You can date in the
anime lover category, look for black anime lovers, or join an online dating site
developed exclusively to fit with your potential partner's image.
Other options include using advanced search
features of dating sites. These let you filter out any profile that doesn't
match your preference. By dating a like-minded person with the same interests,
it's easy to fall in love and share conversations about what you love without
making it dull. It acts as a great conversation starter and helps continue the
flow.
However, don't fixate on finding an
anime-lover. You can easily introduce the love for anime in your partner
gradually through sharing suggestions and sharing hobbies. Once you've found or
converted a person into an anime-lover, an excellent first date option could be
watching a Japanese animated movie in the cinema or through an online platform
during the pandemic. We recommend Studio Ghibli's masterpieces!
How Your Otaku Girl Look Can Get Attention Online?
Otaku is a term used to describe avid
lovers of anime. It is a name most people in the anime-community can relate to
but shouldn't be confused with a "weeb," who is a fan of Japanese
culture as a whole, not just an anime. Often, even at a manga store or a
convention, it's hard to know at first glance whether an individual is
interested in anime.
No two anime fans are on the same level of
interest or love the same kind of genre. If you're an otaku girl, chances are
you'll grab the attention of many men. Most otaku girls do cosplays and support
a cutesy look with a high-pitched soft voice since anime-loving men love cute
or "kawaii" women.
And it works since there is also a fetish
revolving around being together with otaku girls. If you're into it and don't
mind being pursued by your dressing sense, then showing off your otaku fashion
is a great way to start.
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