Dive into the enchanting universe of anime with Hoshi Beauty! In this blog post, we'll unveil Kaylen's absolute favorites, ranging from heartwarming rom-coms to thrilling action and mysterious tales. Kaylen draws inspiration from these animated treasures, infusing their essence into her innovative makeup artistry.
Shonen vs Shojo What’s the Difference?
Shoujo and shonen are both Japanese terms commonly used as categories for entertainment media. Shoujo refers to young girls, often “magical girls” like Sailor Moon, and shonen respectively means young boys. Many of the most popular anime in the world fall into either of these two categories.
1) Nana
Genre: Romance/Shoujo
What I love about it: The enchanting soundtrack and the development of characters.
2) Hunter X Hunter
Genre: Action/Fantasy
What I love about it: The momentum is incredible! The series maintains a consistently fast-paced narrative.
3) Fruits Basket
Genre: Romance/Shoujo
What I love about it: The drama is undeniable. With an array of personalities and diverse zodiac signs, there's always someone to connect with.
4) One Piece
Genre: Fantasy/Action
What I love about it: Witnessing their unwavering commitment to friendship is both inspiring and thrilling. (A live-action adaptation has recently released on Netflix.)
5) My Hero Academia
Genre: Action/Superhero
What I love about it: Worthwhile character growth. It questions the idea of Heroism and how it fits into society.
6) Sword Art Online
Genre: Fantasy/Romance
What I love about it: The looming possibility of death adds intense suspense, while the emerging romance is genuinely heartwarming.
7) The Promised Neverland
Genre: Shonen
What I love about it: It's an extremely well-written and beautiful story of optimism and forgiveness. It's a thrilling suspense.
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