Manga
The best selling manga of all time
One Piece
This studio produces some of the most well known Anime worldwide with such works as: "Princess Monokoke" and "Spirited Away"
Studio Ghibli
The name of Condia's sister
Pheobe
The popular video game character Sonic the Hedgehog enjoys eating this meat based food product
Chili Dog
A bean that is made into extract which is commonly used in baking
Vanilla
After world war 2 this form of thought, meaning cute replaced the previous ideals that was found in Japanese art
Kawaii
An anime made in 1963 that is widely considered the first major anime TV series
Astro Boy
The first epithet given to Dominic Pimvare
The Coward
The first ever video game to be made
Spacewar
Rub-a-dub dub these three men are in a tub
Butcher, Baker and candlestick maker
Widely considered the first ever modern manga, starting in 1951
Mighty Atom(Astro Boy)
This genre of Japanese animation originated in 1972 and features large robots
Mecha
A warlord of the sea and the killer of Dominic's parents. Defeated by the nimbus pirates
Vid Sanguine
The most popular medium in which video games are played
Mobile
A classic Northern Italian rice dish characterized by its creamy, porridge-like consistency, achieved by cooking short grain rice with broth
Risotto
The most popular manga publisher Shonen Jump was first released in this year
1968
This series is the longest-running anime in history with 2,839 episodes
Sazae-san
Code names given to the heads of the criminal underworld in the grand line
Heart, Soul, Mind and Body
The first westerner to design an official Pokemon for game freak
James Turner
The first American citizen to win the Nobel Peace Prize
Theodore Roosevelt
A style of manga that is dark, adult oriented and oftentimes violent. Became a large influence on the modern seinen genre
Gekiga
The first narrative-driven Japanese animation
Namakura Gatana
The name of the city that was bombed to oblivion due to the actions of the nimbus pirates
Peamont
The first video game console to sell more than 1 million units
An offshoot of Christianity that started in the 17th century that emphasizes individual connection to god without the need for the church. Commonly misidentified as Amish
Religious Society of Friends(Quakers)