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Author: Music Channel "Anime News" Program
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: "I'm Cool, I'm Anime" is a collection of highlights from the "Anime News" program, which has been on air for two years. The book is divided into three major sections: "Top 100 Classics" introduces classic anime works such as Saint Seiya, Yu Yu Hakusho, The Hacker Plan, and Record of Ragnarok; "Meet the Masters" features over 1,000 color illustrations and photos of anime masters from around the world, most of which are appearing in print for the first time; in "Anime News Station," hosts Xiao He, Bei Bei, and Nuafeng personally write behind-the-scenes stories. Additionally, the book comes with a bonus disc of the popular RO game and a 20-value point card. Twenty years ago, when Astro Boy was broadcast, the streets were empty with everyone watching—it will never beed again. In today's world, where pressing the remote allows viewers to switch between dozens of channels at will, it's becoming increasingly difficult to make a TV program a favorite. "Anime News," a program not yet two weeks old, not only edits and directs but also loves to write. With the support of anime fans, the series book "I'm Cool, I'm Anime" finally makes its debut. Two-year-old treasure is publishing a book! "Anime News" Star Experience: On January 1, 2002, a new life was born on the East TV Music Channel. A magazine-style TV program called "Anime News," carefully crafted for Chinese anime viewers, was born. Under the nurturing care of Shanghai Media Group, this growing baby gradually developed its own unique personality and won the love of countless anime fans. From strangers to companions, "Anime News" has accompanied fans through countless joyful weekends. With the support of the audience and the tireless efforts of countless colleagues in the production team, this fresh anime brand has finally gained recognition and acclaim. To express our gratitude to the fans, we launched the "First Cartoon Carnival Anime New Concept" large-scale exhibition during the summer of 2002, which was a huge success. Starting in April 2003, the "Anime News Pioneer Tour" campus exhibition activity became the first to bring special TV anime content to students. As the "Golden Week" of the 11th arrives, "Anime News" is about to celebrate its second birthday, and to give you a deeper understanding of Chinese anime original...