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Product Description

An individual card from the Yu-Gi-Oh trading and collectible card game (TCG/CCG). This is of the Secret Rare rarity.

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Why is there an anime controversy?

The controversy that anime creates can be due to multiple reasons, but the 3 biggest reasons why an uproar is caused in fandoms include the death of a fan-favorite anime character , intense waifu wars where the best girl usually loses to the main female character , and content that is considered too explicit or offensive to be aired on television.

What is the anime premise of Funimation?

The entire premise of the anime revolves around an elf and a human male, who visit several brothels and share/review their sexual experiences, with each other. Funimation had dubbed a few episodes, but they soon noticed that the show’s content became more and more distasteful in nature with every passing episode.

Who won the deathmatch in the anime?

It was revealed that Yuno Gasai had won the deathmatch in ...

Who is the potato girl in Attack on Titan?

Sasha, aka Potato Girl, was one of the most popular Attack On Titan characters outside of Japan. So when she made it safely to her airship after a stealth attack on Marley, absolutely nobody expected her to die.

Who is Madoka's sensei?

When fans started watching the anime, they all were lulled into believing that it was yet another cutesy magical girl anime, where cute girls would do cute things, especially the bright and bubbly Magical Girl Mami Tomoe, who served as Madoka’s sensei for the first few episodes.

Etymology

2K Animecore gains its name from a mix of its parent inspiration, being Animecore, while 2K is shorthand for the documented era known as The Turn of the Millennium, which encompasses to approximately the early 1990s to 2005, give or take.

Visuals

2K Animecore encapsulates anime and manga; overall Japanese graphic design illustration methods that were commonplace then.

Representation

2K Animecore represents itself by its high flying visuals and themes it communicates inspiration and insight with, to its bright and colorful to its dark and nightmarish.

Subgenres

Fight - Revolves around fighting video game series, like Street Fighter and King of Fighters, to even obscure games of the time like Waku Waku 7, Critical Blow, Last Bronx: Tokyo Bangaichi, and Fighting Vipers. Shonen and martial arts series like Rurouni Kenshin and Baki The Grappler also overlap here.