Meaningful cartoons

Meaningful cartoons include Silver Soul, Naruto, Ghost in Tortoise Shell, Navigator, Detective Conan and so on.

1, Silver Soul

The Silver Soul is a cartoon created by Japanese cartoonist Hideaki Sorachi for teenagers. On February 2, 2004, it was serialized in the Weekly Youth Jump, and the 42nd issue of 20 18 ended. This cartoon tells the story of Sakata Gintoki, Shimura Shinpachi and Shen Le, who manage the home of all things, discusses social problems and historical events in a humorous way, and makes an in-depth exploration of Japanese culture.

2. Naruto

Naruto is the representative work of Japanese cartoonist Kishimoto Masashi. The work was serialized in the Weekly Youth JUMP from 1999 to JUMP No.50 released on 20 14+0 10. This cartoon explores the themes of family, friendship, love and responsibility through the journey of a young ninja Naruto.

3. Ghosts in the Shell

Ghost in the Shell is a cartoon serialized by Masamune Shirow in Youth Magazine from May 6, 1938 to May 9, 1989. This magazine is the youth cartoon publication of Talk Club. This paper mainly tells the story of a girl who was transformed after the experiment, and shows the possibility of future technology through topics such as network security and conspiracy.

4. Sailing king

On July 22nd, Eiichiro Oda, a Japanese cartoonist, began serializing the juvenile cartoon "Sailing King" in the weekly magazine "Youth Leap" of Ying Ji Society. 1997. This cartoon explores the theme of friendship, dreams and courage through the adventure story of the protagonist Luffy.

5. Detective Conan

Detective Conan is a comic book created by G?sh? Aoyama. It was serialized in the weekly Youth Sunday on 1994, with the theme of reasoning. This cartoon explores the themes of human nature, justice and evil, and morality through the reasoning stories of famous detective Kojima Conan and other characters.