This blog carnival is now CLOSED.

Welcome to April, my dear fellow bloggers! I hope you are doing fabulous. Without further ado, let me declare the 11th Fujinsei Blog Carnival OPEN! Share your best posts and have fun connecting with our fellow bloggers. New participants are always welcome! Please don’t forget to read the following rules to avoid your submission from getting deleted.  Thank you.

Duration: April 3 to April 9

Rules of Participation:

  1. This carnival is OPEN ONLY to individuals who have blog posts about anime, manga, or anything related to Japanese culture and media, and of course the otaku world.
  2. Share the link to a specific blog post at the comment section below, NOT just your blog address.  Include title of blog post and a short description of your post.  It must be about anime, manga, or anything related to Japanese culture and media, and the otaku world. It doesn’t have to be a recent post.
  3. Only 1 link per blogger.
  4. Please visit at least one participant’s link; don’t just leave yours and move on.  This carnival is intended to foster a give-and-take relationship.
  5. If you wish to comment on a post, please visit the participant’s blog and comment there, not here.
  6. Shared blog posts must be decent.  No overly offensive materials.
  7. Participants who violate any or all of the above rules will be deleted from this carnival without any warning. This rule should be enough.

This blog carnival will close on April 9 (Sunday).  If you miss this carnival or have another blog post you want to share, feel free to participate on the next carnival which I will host again next month.

After this blog carnival ends, I will compile my favourite submissions into a “Best Posts Round-Up”.  Check out the previous one→“Best Posts Round-Up of the 10th Fujinsei Blog Carnival”

Please note that I’m not making you feel obligated to subscribe to any of the participants’ blogs, although I’m sure that they’ll greatly appreciate it if you do.  Feel free to subscribe only to those you liked.  My main purpose for hosting this carnival is for us otaku bloggers to have the chance to connect with each other.

De wa, go forth and explore each other’s blogs to your hearts’ content.  All otaku bloggers unite!

-Arria

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Published by Arria Cross

Blogger at fujinsei.com since 2014. Currently a webnovelist. Check out my work "His Genius is a Superstar".

37 replies on “[CLOSED] 11th Fujinsei Blog Carnival: All Otaku Bloggers Welcome!”

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  3. It’s been a while since I have written anything I felt like sharing, but I just finished writing up a post I have had on my mind for some time.

    Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid: With You, I belong
    https://atoptheclouds.wordpress.com/2017/04/08/miss-kobayashis-dragon-made-with-you-i-belong/

    I talk about the theme of “belonging”, and each characters progression in finding a place (or a person with whom) they belong. Kobayashi’s dragon maid isn’t just cute, the story told is legitimately heartwarming.

    Been reading some other posts people shared, some good work being posted. Keep up the good work everyone!

    Liked by 1 person

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  12. Waaaah!! After missing out on the last one I’m back lol!! XD These Carnivals are such great networking opportunities and you Arria are super special awesome for hosting them!! So here’s my submission…

    Title: Melanin Monday: I Am Not Your Stereotype- Racial Representation in Anime [Part I]

    https://bakphoontyphoon.wordpress.com/2017/02/13/melanin-monday-i-am-not-your-stereotype-racial-representation-in-anime-part-i/

    I wrote this post for my bi-weekly post series about the portrayal of Black and Brown characters in the media. In this post I look at some of the negative portrayals of characters of color in anime. The second part looks at the positives.

    Liked by 3 people

  18. Thanks Arria for hosting another great carnival. I’ve just been checking out the posts that others have linked to that I hadn’t read and found yet more great blogs to read in future. Always appreciate that.

    Okay, I’m a little late to the party this time but I’m going to share one of my features from March on conflict. I decided to share the final one, Man vs Self because it is my favourite type of conflict plus I got to use Yuri on Ice as an example anime so all and all it was great fun to write.

    https://100wordanime.blog/2017/03/31/fridays-feature-you-have-no-power-over-me-man-vs-self/

    Thanks again for hosting these.

    Liked by 4 people

  19. Hello everyone! I’m kind of new to the whole blogging thing, but I recently made my first post about a manga that I enjoyed! I reviewed the first volume of the Noragami manga and it was an excellent read! I posted my video review on my blog post which you can find below. I’d love to meet some new bloggers and fun people along the way! I’ve checked out a few of your blogs already and you guys are so good at this! ^_^

    https://shadowknightmike.wordpress.com/2017/04/04/manga-lunacy/

    Liked by 3 people

  22. Thanks for blog carnival. 😀 Let me paste my analysis about the certain anime, Oregairu.

    Oregairu analysis – And Then, Yukinoshita Haruno Launched Operation Fire Doughnut (Part 2)

    https://yaharibento.wordpress.com/2016/03/30/yukinoshita-haruno-launched-operation-fire-doughnut-part-2/

    In anime Zoku episode 3, While Haruno is venting her own feeling to Hachiman, the unexpected character interrupted them. Haruno never know this person can interrupt more than she expected.

    Liked by 3 people

  23. Wow, it’s been a while since I’ve left a post here for the Carnival.

    https://animationmonologues.wordpress.com/2017/03/01/progressive-plots-the-poem-of-wind-and-trees/

    This is a post called Progressive Plots: The Poem of Wind and Trees. A review of a shounen-ai OVA from a few decades ago. It’s for a review series based around LGBTQ+ series (mostly yuri, yaoi, and genderbenders) that I’m trying to do all year but haven’t been very timely with.

    Liked by 2 people

  24. Yessss Thankyouuu for another carnival!

    Again, a different kind of post and it’s a formula on how to create your own Manga, Light Novel and Novel story. It is actually to inspire people to write a story for those who don’t know how to start. If I’m able to write in Japanese very well, I will translate my story and publish it in Japan.
    http://anime-universeweb.com/index.php/2017/03/20/create-manga-light-novel-novel-story/

    Liked by 2 people

  28. I’m over here like, “I wanna play, too! I want to go to the carnival! 🎡” ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶ hehe.

    Thought for all of two seconds: Romeo x Juliet or Yuri on Ice? One got the most likes, the other is my favorite!

    I’m choosing my favorite, a post titled “Victor’s Blush Means Everything.” It’s an examination of the subtext in Yuri on Ice and a celebration of the ambiguity that is Yuri (or YUURI, okay, fine) and Victor’s relationship. ❤ I love that show!!

    https://shoujoramblings.wordpress.com/2017/02/21/victors-blush-means-everything-a-late-to-the-party-yuri-on-ice-post/

    Liked by 2 people

  32. A generic post of mine, but a goodie. This is our latest edition to the, “Anime Beginners” series of posts. In this post we tackle the issue in regards to figuring out what genre it is that you would enjoy watching and how confusing it can sometime be.

    http://wp.me/p5TTjB-2w0

    Liked by 4 people

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