anime connection

Yes, there is. The Rezero anime is based on the light novel. The light novel provides the original story, characters, and world - building, which the anime then adapts into a visual form.

Sure. The Tokyo Ravens anime is indeed related to the light novel. The light novel comes first, and it has all the details of the story, like the magical world it's set in, the characters' backstories, and their relationships. The anime takes these elements and adapts them. Sometimes, the anime might make some changes for the sake of time or to better fit the visual medium, but the core of the story usually remains the same as in the light novel.

Anime and visual novel CG are related in that visual novel CG often provides inspiration for anime art styles and character designs. Also, some anime are based on visual novels, so the CG from those can influence the look of the anime.

It might not be very satisfying to you, but I will try my best to recommend a novel that is the most relevant to your description of your needs: "I Can't Like Him in Comics" is a light novel written by the author, Bu Gui Yu. It is a doujinshi derivative novel. On the day she realized that she had fallen in love with her childhood sweetheart, Yuki-chan ran back to Tokyo from Bingsheng, afraid that her thoughts would be discovered and she would be silenced! However, on a dark and windy night, Mr. Bamboo Horse stood by her window with a duckweed crutch in his hand. Yuki-san once again abandoned her dignity and followed him back to Niemori from Tokyo. Today was still the day where I didn't dare to confess to my childhood sweetheart…PS: Comic manga. Female lead is naturally dark. Spiritual Ability user. She has a lot of involvement in anime. Main character: Wang Wang. I try not to be OCC in character setting. She has a private setting. The main healing system is a small warm text. ---------------------------- "Drawing Abilities from Naruto" was a light novel by the author, I'm Crazy Ha. It was a derivative doujinshi novel. The general plot of this novel was as follows: The first volume of the Fire Shadow Chapter had ended. In the second volume, the anime arrived in Tokyo. 。 ---------------------------- "I'm a Ninja in Tokyo" was a light novel by the author, Fat Otaku. It was a derivative Doujinshi novel. The general plot of the novel was: When Yuichi realized that the Naruto comic book in his hand had turned into a black hole and sucked him in, he was in despair... When Yuichi realized that he was still in modern society, he cheered and extended his sinful pig trotters to the galgame... When he was satisfied with a big bag of potato chips and coke, he saw..."You want me to fight with this... thing barehanded!" "Armory has been added to the system. Please check!" It could be considered as a comprehensive manga world view. The passerby female protagonist, Chun Wu, Onmyoji, Tokyo Dark Crow, Monogatari, Sly Ghost, Natsume, and other world views were combined. If you like it, you can take a look ~~ ---------------------------- "Ninja in Japanese Manga City" was a light novel written by the author, Skinny Nianhua. The general plot of this novel was: While watching Naruto anime, he accidentally transmigrated, but Kudo Shinichi became his deskmate and Suzuki Sonoko became his classmate. What kind of opening was this? Shouldn't he have transmigrated to Naruto's world? Initially, Lin Feng thought that as a bug with a cheat, he could roam the world of Detective Conan. But in the end, he discovered that this world wasn't that simple! ---------------------------- "I'm Drawing Monsters in Tokyo" was a light novel written by the author, Dark Rabbit Head. It was an original fantasy novel. After traveling through Japan in a parallel world, Yue Xikong had obtained the ability to give life to paintings. "As an illusionary artist, isn't it the greatest regret that I have no chance to see real gods and demons? In that case, let me turn my fantasy into reality!" Yue Xikong gestured with the brush in her hand-I'll use this brush in my hand to make the world more interesting! ---------------------------- "Tokyo Old Days" was a light novel written by the author, Cat Tooth. It was a fantasy novel. The general plot of the novel was: In Tokyo, Japan, under the cover of the night, the lurking monsters moved. ---------------------------- "This Japanese Manga Is A Little Bit" was a light novel written by the author, Confused Dough. It was a fantasy novel. The general plot of this novel was: P.S. Daily manga, it doesn't affect L(·o·) even if I haven't read it before." Takahashi Yuichi, who had a talent for drawing but lacked storytelling, had a dream. In the dream, it was a comic house and a door that could not be opened... Mashiro Shiina: What color do you like? Aisaka Dahe: I'm not a primary school student! Sakura Chiyo: Crisp fruit! Takahashi was actually a mangaka! Kasumigaoka Shiyu: Yes, it's me again... ---------------------------- "The Endless Darkness of Wooden Leaves" was a light novel by the author, Otaku Raku-kun. The general plot of this novel was: After crossing the Naruto world and becoming friends with the fourth generation Naruto, the cruel third war of the Ninja Realm was about to break out, not to mention the various crises that appeared in the original novel. He had to think of a way to survive on the battlefield first. Mochizuki Kitagawa fell into deep thought. However, it did not matter. He had awakened the Dark Lord System and obtained the novice reward, the Dark Fruit in One Piece World. He wanted to see how Kitagawa Mochizuki would grow step by step in the Naruto World and eventually become the Dark Lord of the two-dimensional world! [Note: Currently, the tentative worlds are Fire Shadow, Inuyasha, One-punch Superman, Inferior Student of Magic High School, Immortal King, and Yu-Gi-Wong GX.] ---------------------------- Naruto: The Black and White Sunrise was a light novel written by the author, Quan Duai. The general plot of the novel was: The enmity between the Hinata family and the branch family, the struggle for hegemony between the five great Ninja villages, the dark roots in the leaves, the eternal madman Orochimaru, the Akatsuki organization that collected the tail beasts, the Ban that wanted to carry out the Eye of the Moon plan, the Dark Jue that schemed to revive the Bright Night, and the enemy that even the big cylinder wood Bright Night was afraid of. Humph! Since you guys are coming, then I, Ri Yue, won't be polite! I just want to present an original Naruto Doujinshi story, showing the bits and pieces that touched us in Naruto... ---------------------------- Ninja World Commentator was a light novel by the author, Fainted Water Cuttlefish. It was a derivative Doujinshi novel. The general plot of the novel was as follows: Who was the one who exposed Uchiha Weasel's identity as a spy, who was the one who made Ape Flying Sun Slash incapable and furious? Why did Uchiha Sasuke abandon his original body, and why did Naruto rebel against Koba? How did Hinata Hinata become the strongest person in Ninja Realm? Why did Hinata transform into a magical girl? Was all of this a loss of morals, or was the world beyond cure? The real mastermind was simply insane!

Well, in some anime stories related to Pokemon, they might have a dumb plot where the trainer's journey seems too easy or the villains' plans are just silly. For example, some episodes might have a really basic 'catch the Pokemon' story without much depth. It could also be that the way characters interact is a bit dumb, like overreacting to small things in the Pokemon world.

The 'May Be Meant to Be' manga and its anime have a strong bond. The anime tries to bring the manga to life, maintaining the essence and characters. Some changes are made to make it more appealing to a wider audience, but they don't stray far from the original concept.

The 'A Moth to the Flame' manga is essentially the source material. The anime takes inspiration from it to bring the story to life visually. It might retain the core themes and significant events, but could also make some artistic changes to make it more engaging on the screen.

Celebrating Years 1 and 2 were related. The end of the first season stopped at the suspense of Fan Xian being shot down by Yan Bingyun with a sword. The plot of the second season would revolve around Fan Xian feigning death and returning to the Palace to fight with the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince. In addition, the second season would continue the plot and characters of the first season, including Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor. Therefore, the celebration of Yu Nian 1 and 2 was related.

Celebrating Years 1 and 2 were related. The end of the first season stopped at the suspense of Fan Xian being shot down by Yan Bingyun with a sword. The plot of the second season would revolve around Fan Xian feigning death and returning to the Palace to fight with the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince. In addition, the second season would continue the plot and characters of the first season, including Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor. Therefore, the celebration of Yu Nian 1 and 2 was related.

Celebrating Years 2 and 1 were related. The end of the first season stopped at the suspense of Fan Xian being shot down by Yan Bingyun with a sword. The plot of the second season would revolve around Fan Xian feigning death and returning to the Palace to fight with the Eldest Princess and the Second Prince. In addition, the second season would continue the plot and characters of the first season, including Fan Xian and the Qing Emperor. Therefore, celebrating the year 2 and 1 were related.