Do you know which anime are adapted from comics?

1. "Kannazuki no Miko"

The TV animation "Kannazuki no Miko" is adapted from the comic of the same name originally written by Japanese cartoonist Kanzaki, and was released on October 1, 2004 Premiered on 12th, with 12 episodes in total.

The ancient god "Orochi" attempted to destroy the world, so two savior maidens were born. The two shrine maidens were reincarnated through endless reincarnations, and after meeting, they used their power to seal the serpent.

Kursugawa Himeko, who was originally just an ordinary high school student but was reincarnated as the "Miko of the Sun", and Chikaon Himemiya, the reincarnation of the "Miko of the Moon", had to find a way to summon the legendary snake in order to seal Orochi again. The sword god "Tian Zhi Cong Yun".

2. "Rose Girl"

The TV animation "Rose Girl" is adapted from the comic of the same name originally created by the Japanese cartoonist duo PEACH-PIT.

The 2nd issue of this TV animation series, the 1st and 2nd issues "Rose Girl Like a Dream" were released from October 7th to December 23rd, 2004 and October 20th, 2005 respectively. It premiered from Japan to January 26, 2006, with 12 episodes each.

Sakura Tianjun is a middle school student who does not want to go to school and does not leave home for a long time. He is keen on online shopping and likes to return items within the return period after purchasing them.

One day I received a letter from someone claiming to be the artificial elf Holier. It only said the options of "wind up" and "not wind up". Driven by curiosity, I chose "Wind up", and then an unsigned mysterious suitcase appeared in the room, which contained a beautiful doll girl with a texture similar to that of a real person.

3. "Sansa Sanye"

The TV animation "Sansa Sanye" is adapted from the four-frame comic of the same name originally written by Japanese cartoonist Sakura Arai. Launched on April 10, 2016. 12 episodes in total.

The work revolves around the powerful gastronomic king Odagiri Futaba, the angelic devil chairman Teru Hayama, and the former celebrity Nishikawa Yoko whose family has fallen into disgrace. These three names are composed of "Ye" Girls, depicting their cute and happy daily appearance.

4. "The Mouthless Miss Morita"

The animation "The Mouthless Miss Morita" series is adapted from the four-frame comic "The Mouthless Miss Morita" by a Japanese cartoonist (Morita さん は无口)》. OVA animation and TV animation were launched in March and July 2011 respectively.

The story tells the campus and daily life of the protagonist, female high school student Mayu Morita, a speechless girl who is always taciturn. The reason why Morita always doesn't speak is not because she hates talking or really has nothing to say, but because she often thinks about a lot of things before speaking, so she always misses the opportunity to talk with others. Because of this kind of miss, we often make jokes.

5. "Whispering"

"Whispering" is a TV animation adapted from the original comic of the same name by Japanese cartoonist Gakashi Ikeda, and is produced by AIC. It mainly describes the campus lily love story of teenagers and girls who have slightly different views on love and are slightly sour in their adolescence.