The series follows four gypsum busts: Saint Giorgio, Medici, Hermes and Mars, who form an idol unit managed by Miki Ishimoto, a rookie art school graduate.
A recent UN report weighed into a debate that provokes intense controversy in Japan, by including manga in a list of content with violent pornography. The BBC's Yuko Kato went to meet one of Japan's leading female manga artists, Keiko Takemiya, seen as the woman who opened the floodgates to sexually explicit manga.
In 1976, when she was only 26 years old, Keiko Takemiya began a comic series that proved to be a ground-breaking moment for Japanese manga. Called Kaze to Kino Uta (The Poem of Wind and Trees), it opens with two naked teenage boys in a 19th Century French boarding school lying on top of each other, post-coital.
Shirow wrote:AIs with prosthetic bodies probably never experience hunger, sexual desire, the desire to sleep, or even the desire for glory and honor, unless programmed to do so. If they have any desire it's probably to expand their network or create something or control something. In other words, to grow as an information system. This is something we may know in the near future, but have no way of determining now. I don't think there's an AI superior to a human in existence yet, but how should I know? I'm only a cartoonist! The definition of a human is very vague, so when an AI superior to a human is developed, the question is: will humans really be able to recognise it?
hylian_elf wrote:Attack on Titan good? Thinking of getting series 1 boxset.
Tempy wrote:I can't be doing with any anime that's longer than 28 episodes, so AoT is out.
hylian_elf wrote:Attack on Titan good? Thinking of getting series 1 boxset.
dynamiteReady wrote:So we know what's shit... What's good? I've got Psycho Pass 2 and One Punch man in the queue. Did anyone bother with Zankyou No Terror?
hylian_elf wrote:Attack on Titan good? Thinking of getting series 1 boxset.
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