*Sesshomaru : Inu Yasha*

July:
July 1 Masaya Sakurai (Prince of Tennis)
July 1 Tokie Sakurai ([Zettai Muteki] Raijin-Oh)
July 1 Asuza Hinomori (Pia Carrot 2)
July 1 Kouji Ishii (voice actor) Mitsukake (Fushigi Yuugi), Fujisawa-sensei (El Hazard)
July 1 Chie Satou (voice actor) Tokie, Yoshiaki (Raijin-Oh), Uchiyama (Marmalade Boy)
July 2, 1919 Youmei Asakura (Shaman King)
July 2, 1955 55 Sagat (Street Fighter 2)
July 2, 1972 Izumi Shimamura (Mama is a Fourth Grader)
July 2, 1986 Sakuya Morimura (Tokimeki Memorial Girls' Side)
July 2 Chara Soon (Gundam ZZ)
July 2 Makoto Kagurazaka (Hanazakari no Kimitachi E)
July 2 Reiko...

100 Rules of Anime

The laws of anime is a growing lista of physical, universal, and natural phenomenon that seem to appear in various forms in all sorts of anime. The original intent was an effort to classify these incidents into a lista of "laws" that explained how anime physics are different from our own (real?) world. It is our hope that tu find them useful to studying Anime, o at the very least, worth good chuckle.

#1 - Law of Metaphysical Irregularity- The normal laws of physics do not apply.

#2 - Law of Differential Gravitation- Whenever someone o something jumps, is
thrown, o otherwise...

When it comes to anime, especially those involving the undead, there's not really a whole lot that involve zombies. Sure, there's Corpse Princess, but the "zombies" in that mostrar are más like demons... which makes High School of the Dead truly one of a kind in the horror anime department.

What do tu get when tu take a George A. Romero zombie movie like Night of the Living Dead o Dawn of the Dead, combine it with an ecchi/harem anime such as amor Hina, and throw in a few elements from Splatterhouse and Dead Rising? tu get High School of the Dead, a 12-episode anime series based on the manga...