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a). The book that I choice is “Anime and Its Roots in Early Japanese Monster Art” and the Author is: Papp, Zilia, and the Publisher is: Folkestone: Global Oriental that was published in 2010.

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b). This book is about looking into Japanese anime that set todays anime and modern culture. There are certain points that made led to to anime and modern culture that we have today. Major periods had a part to contribute to the development of Japanese anime art, such as the Edo and Meiji period painters, and the post war period, costumes and mask design, storyline, and etc.

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c. What are the main points or arguments the author is trying to make?

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c. What are the main points or arguments the author is trying to make?

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The main points that the author is trying to make is the art of Yokai and how there are types of Yokai that contribute to the art and build of anime in the war period. This play a big role for modern popular visual culture, first animated film production that what it is today.

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d. What facts or insights did you learn?

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d. What facts or insights did you learn?

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Some facts or insights that I learn from the book I chose for this semester is about Yokai. There is a lot to take in about Yokai  as said, "The term yokai can refer to eerie phenomena, feelings, sounds as well as animal or human characters...". Which is roughly translated to monsters, demons, and spirits from spooky phenomenons to spirits, from monsters to even animals. The principle of yokai is the transmutability of all beings. Yokai attacks its own form to manga and animation by visualizing its shape and characterization. There are a lot fo Yokai such as from the mountain, water, village and home,

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e. Describe/summarize a current news article/essay/story/blog post you've found on the Web

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e. Describe/summarize a current news article/essay/story/blog post you've found on the Web

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Japanese anime: From 'Disney of the East' to a global industry worth billions - CNN Style
Sex, death, ect from today animes/manga in all ages like from "Dragon ball Z, "Pokemon", etc. Sets to project a new image to Japan from the world. The image from Japan in the 1980s and early 1990s were from two extremes types, such as samurai films with ninjas and swordfighting. The manga we know today emerged from the early 20th century.

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f. What's the connection between what you read in your book and what the current article/story/essay says?

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f. What's the connection between what you read in your book and what the current article/story/essay says?

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The connections that were made from the article that I found and the book I chose was how Japan anime is view and has a new image today compare from early Japan monster art. Which is the point of the book of how early Japan minster art event led to today modern culture anime as we know.

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h. Write and submit a Multiple-Choice Question

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h. Write and submit a Multiple-Choice Question

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1. Who is the Author for my book "Anime and Its Roots in Early Japanese Monster Art"? Papp, Zilia
2. Why does early anime and Japanese monster art define anime today? It define anime today because of the major periods and culture that led up to what anime is today and modern culture that we have now.
3. What is Yokai?
Yokai are phenomena, feelings, sounds as well as animal or human characters. Such as monsters, demons, and spirits from spooky phenomenons to spirits, from monsters to even animals
4. What is the connections form the made from the article and the book?
The connections made is how anime view different compare to early anime in Japan.....which is the point of this book.
5.Who is the publisher of this book and what year was it publish in? Publisher is: Folkestone: Global Oriental that was published in 2010.