Continuing our previous article on Manga Art (aka Anime art), we have shared here some mobile games unveiling the beauty of this art and its craze among Japanese people.
Just like its channels depicting anime art, Japan keeps the collection of best mobile games for its people. Anime based games are not much popular in other countries, but they are the entertainment keys for Japanese. Japanese people love to see, hear, watch and play anime art in any manner whether it’s a anime-based comic book or a whole anime-themed game.
Generally, in our articles, we post games which are popular in whole world, but this time we are going to share with you the choice of Japanese world.
1. Devil Ninja 2
Devil Ninja 2 is the most addictive game in Android market. Here, your goal is to kill monsters, kill king of monsters, collect balls and items to buy new advance weapons.
Devil Ninja 2 is a fantasy life assembled with fantasy horror and fun at the same time. Characteristics of Ninja (anime character fighting with monsters) are beautifully describing the anime men like big eyes and spiky hairdo – the most common characteristics of Manga heroes. Other than this, werewolves and bat monsters on the devil’s land are also designed in a way to show anime culture.
2. Kritika: The White Knights
Kritika: The White Knights is action RPG game full of violence. Like Devil Ninja 2, here also a player is surviving within the world, killing enemies, defeating the biggest enemy and collecting power.
You are not able to have a closer to the main character within the game, but you can notify his anime characteristics by his spiky hairdo and fantasy clothes. The hero is skilled with fantasy weapons and he knows Japanese martial arts very well that he uses it again and again to fight with enemies. If you love martial arts and have desire to see the same in anime style, you must play this game.
3. Castle Clash
Not only the Japan, but players from multiple countries are fan of this popular game. In Castle Clash, Player is responsible to build a base and recruit the whole army.
Art of Castle clash is something that brings life to the game with the mixture of western and anime art. The heads of women are bigger than their bodies and their uniform are signs of fantasy. Their eyes are none other than anime art. While their body depicts half western and half anime art. Castle Clash is a successful example of putting western and anime art together for Japan and the other countries.
4. Zenonia 5
Zenonia 5 reminds you the story of any movie where a devil takes off the peace of people and a hero (named Evan in game) arrives to save the poor people.
When you start playing game, you will have a feel of being child saving people from the devil because the main hero of game is quite smaller in size looks like nano anime character. The nano boy holds a fantasy weapon on his back which is quite bigger than its own size. Other than this, enemies and the whole world are made of Fantasy art.
5. Inotia 4
Story of Inotia 4 starts with a smokey village waiting for you to come and kill the animals. You will meet with different kinds of animals from rats to elephants, all will come to defeat you and you have to struggle a bit more to kill them with your weapons.
Lead character in Inotia 4 possesses complex anime personality reminding you a serious tough hero with a mission. If you don’t want to go alone in the village, you can hire another partner which will save you and help you kill enemies. Your partner is another example of anime art, but it will look cool as compared to main character.
Conclusion
Anime-based mobile games don’t have the best reputation in countries other than Japan. This is because people are attracted more towards western art which looks real or cartoonish (both are favourite of kids and adults) while anime art is far away from realism. Also, anime is overly filled with fantasy, so not properly compared cartoonish style. Fans of above given games are majorly from Japan except the Castle Cash game whose fans are from all over the world.
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