Animation suitable for novice copying
1, Rose Girl
"Rose Girl" (Japanese: ローゼンメィデンンンンン) is a series of cartoons created by Japanese cartoonist group Taohe, which mainly tells the story of the protagonist Haruki Sakurada accidentally getting the mysterious fifth rose girl doll Zhen Hong.
The cartoon Birz of Fantasy Winter House stopped serializing from 2002 to 2007, and then continued serializing in YOUNG JUMP of Jiying Society in 2008, ending in the eighth issue of YOUNG JUMP, 2014 (released on June 23rd, 65438).
2. "Magic Card Girl KINOMOTO SAKURA"
The cartoon "KINOMOTO SAKURA, a girl with a magic card" is a comic work of a girl with a magic card serialized by CLAMP in Good Friends magazine. The single was published by Toastmasters. Continue to be a "magic card girl cherry peach clear card". "Moka Maid Sakura" was designed as a soft work, so it didn't use too many outlets, but also drew many kinds of flowers.
3. Saint
"Saint" ("thief"? テール) is a girl cartoon work by Japanese cartoonist Tachikawa Kei. 1994- 1996 was serialized in the comic magazine zhongji, with 27 words (including 3 foreign languages), and 7 separate volumes (including 1 foreign languages) were issued. This work was later adapted into 43 episodes of TV animation.
Haneoka Meimi, the protagonist, is a junior high school student, entrusted by the trainee goddess Mori Shengliang. At night, she turned into a thief's holy tail, recovered the lost treasure for the owner, and at the same time tried to escape the pursuit of her classmate and junior detective Asuka Daiki, thus launching a series of stories.
4. "Magic Students"
"Magic Students Abroad" (also known as "Magic Lover/Little Witch in Love") is a cartoon published by the Japanese Ying Ji Society, written by Wataru Yoshizumi, with a total of 5 volumes. All kinds of relationships and funny content in the story make people feel that this cartoon is very relaxed and leisurely.
5. The Little Goddess Flower Bell
"Little Goddess Flower Bell" (かみちゃまかりん) is an original comic work serialized by Japanese cartoonist Jiang Dongbo in Zhongji City in February 2002. The work was also adapted into a TV animation of the same name. This work began to be serialized in the girls' comic magazine Zhongji of Talk Club from 65438 to February 2002 (published in June 2002).
Comic singles are all 7 volumes. At first, it was published in the form of a short story, and later it was well evaluated and officially serialized. From June 2006 (released in May 2006), the original sequel was renamed "The Lord of the Rings in Hualing" and began to be serialized. This comic book has been published in seven volumes.