animated films

"Learn the darkest secrets of the most infamous Disney villains! This . . . grimoire collects the deepest secrets and darkest spells of dastardly Disney villains like Maleficent, Cruella de Vil, Ursula, Mother Gothel, and Prince Hans. Look behind doors and lift secret flaps to uncover the villains' personal keepsakes and collectibles, including the incantation the Evil Queen summoned to poison Snow White's apple and Doctor Facilier's tarot cards"--OCLC.

Contains maps of lands from the Disney movies with information on them and their characters.

"Examining the lives of four great artists--Osamu Tezuka, Hayao Miyazaki, Akira Toriyama, and Hajime Isayama--this book explores the history, innovations, techniques, and themes of Japanese anime. Readers also discover how the artists overcame various obstacles including poverty, illness, self-doubt, and rejection before ultimately finding success in their field"--Provided by publisher.

Anime, animated shows created in Japan, and manga, Japanese style comic books and graphic novels, have taken the world by storm. The fandom is so devoted that, annually, millions of fans meet up at conventions to celebrate their favorite series and characters. Fans of all backgrounds bond at cosplay gatherings, anime cafes, anime and manga clubs, and on social media platforms such as Tik Tok.

From Snow White to Moana, The Disney Princess explores how the personality, style, and spirit of each princess developed and evolved. It features insights from directors and artists, and even photos of the live-action actors and models who inspired the animators.

Four teenage girls start a bootleg anime distribution ring that shakes up their conservative Christian boarding school--and their friendships.

"Midori loves to design worlds. Tsubame loves to animate. Sayaka loves to make money! And at Shibahama High, they call them Eizouken--a three-girl club determined to produce their own spectacular science fiction anime! But with no budget from their school and a leaky warehouse for a studio, Eizouken is going to have to work hard and use their imagination... the one thing they've got plenty of!"--.

"Impressed by their debut film, Shibahama High's Robot Club has comissioned Eizouken to make an anime showing off their robot . . . fighting a monster! Fine concept, but where will they find the monster? Their penchant for hands-on research leads them into the deepest depths of the campus . . . where the dangers are great, but nothing compared to the production issues that await them in the surface world"--Back cover.

"Asakusa wants to create 'the greatest world' in anime through her imaginative images...but there's so much more to a world than just the visuals! And that's why the Eizouken trio has now become a quartet, as their newest recruit, Doumeki, sole member of Shibahama High's Audio Club, leads them on a new adventure into the wild to harvest ambient sound! And even as Kanamori tries to find a route for them through the minefield of social media and school regulations, Mizusaki and Asakusa are going to have to meet the fans in person at a local convention..."--Back cover.