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The internet knows no bounds and this applies to all users - adults and children alike. There are plenty of websites that are great for businesses or for adult use, but what about the offerings for kids? Just like toys, trends on the web change for kids, and what is hot now may be very different than what your child was playing just a few months ago.

Role Playing

One of the largest trends in online games is the huge number of role playing games. Children have the opportunity to plan scaled down versions of MMORPG classics like World of Warcraft and Star Wars. Kids develop a character and then take that character through a series of activities or missions. There are a large variety of these games for both girls and boys, with some overlap, but not much.

These games are actually rather good, assuming they are not playing anything too violent. The thinking and strategy involved in many of them is educational, and working with others in teams or guilds can help problem solving and build collaboration skills.

Coloring Pages

Coloring books are rather blasé. The way to color in 2007 is online. Websites such as The Doll Palace offer many coloring pages created from the dolls available on the website and that have been uploaded by other users. These coloring pages range from simple application of predetermined colors to a more complex color palette that allows your little artist to be as creative and detailed as she would like. Once the coloring pages are complete, they can be saved, shared or printed out to be proudly displayed on the refrigerator.

Anime

Anime is another popular internet offering. Anime style cartoons and the accompanying manga is gaining popularity with children at a very rapid pace. Unfortunately, anime and manga are not yet entirely mainstreamed on television or in the bookstore (although they are getting that way.) Kids who enjoy reading the Japanese style cartoons or watching the Japanese style artwork can find plenty online. Parents should help screen the series their child is reading or watching as both anime and manga are very mainstream in Japan - including with adult audiences.

Thinking Games

Games that involve no thought just shooting or the like still exist online, but kids of today appreciate a greater challenge. Games that involve thinking through problems or even math and science are becoming more popular. Creating roller coasters or complex lines that animated characters can ride are growing in popularity and the greater the challenge, the more the child is learning from their choice of entertainment.

With all things online, it is important for parents to sit down with their child to see what sort of websites they prefer to visit. While there may be questionable content on the internet, the online world as a whole is not a dangerous place. Just like anything else, parents must give their children the right amount of guidance and instruction to allow them room to grow and learn while keeping them safe.

This article was provided by The Doll Palace - creator of doll makers and fashion dress up games for girls. For more information about cartoon dolls, avatars and The Doll Palace, visit http://www.thedollpalace.com/doll-maker/dress-up-games.php

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Here's a review of the movie: Similar to the Transformers films, the new Astro Boy film is more concerned with finding a new contemporary audience, who may have never heard of the robot boy character before, rather than providing a nostalgia trip for older audiences who grew up with the original character. The good news is that the new Astro Boy film is far superior to the Transformers films and while some of us may feel a little sad that the theme music from the original television cartoon doesn’t even appear during the end credits of the new film, this new Astro Boy is still a tremendous amount of fun.

For the uninitiated, Astro Boy first appeared as a character in a 1951 manga, created by the legendary Japanese animator Osamu Tezuka who has been referred to as the Japanese Walt Disney (with Astro Boy being his Mickey Mouse). The very basic premise in this 2009 film maintains the character of Astro Boy (voiced by Freddie Highmore) as a Pinocchio for the atomic age. Set in a futuristic world where humans and robots co-exists, Astro Boy is created by scientific genius Dr. Tenma (voiced by Nicholas Cage) after the death of his son. However, once Astro Boy is brought to life, Tenma decides that he has made a huge mistake and the boy robot is cast out to fend for himself.

This Astro Boy is overall aimed at younger audiences with the darker aspects of Astro’s origins being rather rushed so that the film can arrive at the point where it can start to introduce lighter and more comedic elements.  However, there is a lot of humour and a lot of visual gags in Astro Boy which are genuinely funny, so the older audiences won’t mind the Saturday morning kids cartoon feel to some of the scenes. Older audiences are particularly going to enjoy the General Stone character (voiced with wicked relish by Donald Sutherland) who is trying to win popular approval by starting a war on false pretences and using slogans such as “It’s Not Time For Change!”

Directed by David Bowers (Flushed Away) the animation in Astro Boy is not jaw-dropping on its own accord but it does facilitate the storyline and stylistically evokes the original series artwork, with a more modern edge. Astro Boy does contain several nods to its Japanese origins with the inclusion of a couple of giant robots and the sort of mass metropolitan destruction that features so prominently in post-World War II Japanese popular culture. Nevertheless, the film never gets too dark for its young audience and indeed it is during one of the big carnage scenes that the filmmakers very comically reveal Astro discovering that he has machine guns in his butt. Moments such as this one help to make this new incarnation of Astro Boy a suitably fun and entertaining hero for a new generation.

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What's a good Japanese boys name for a teenager?

I'm creating a character but want a real japanese boys name that begins with the letter 's' (Open to other suggestions thou). Not like the typical cartoon ones.
(Also if you know a good surname to go with it would be much appreciated!)
Please don't leave answers directing me to baby name websites.

SABUROU 三郎 m Japanese
From Japanese 三 (sabu) "three" and 郎 (rou) "son"... [more]

SACHIKO 幸子 f Japanese
From Japanese 幸 (sachi) "happiness" and 子 (ko) "child".

SAKI 咲希 f Japanese
From Japanese 咲 (sa) "blossom" and 希 (ki) "hope".

SAKURA 桜, 咲良 f Japanese
From Japanese 桜 "cherry blossom", though it is often written さくら using the hiragana writing system... [more]

SAKURAKO 桜子 f Japanese
From Japanese 桜 (sakura) "cherry blossom" and 子 (ko) "child".

SATOMI 里美, 聡美 f Japanese
From Japanese 里 (sato) "village" or 聡 (sato) "wise" combined with 美 (mi) "beautiful".

SAYURI 小百合 f Japanese
From Japanese 小 (sa) "small" and 百合 (yuri) "lily".

SETSUKO 節子 f Japanese
From Japanese 節 (setsu) "occasion, period, melody" and 子 (ko) "child".

SHICHIRO m Japanese
Variant transcription of SHICHIROU

SHICHIROU 七郎 m Japanese
From Japanese 七 (shichi) "seven" and 郎 (rou) "son"... [more]

SHIN 真 m Japanese
Means "real, true" in Japanese.

SHINJU 真珠 f Japanese
Means "pearl" in Japanese.

SHINOBU 忍 f & m Japanese
Means "endurance" in Japanese.

SHIORI 栞 f Japanese
Means "bookmark" in Japanese.

SHIRO m Japanese
Variant transcription of the SHIROU

SHIROU 四郎 m Japanese
From Japanese 四 (shi) "four" and 郎 (rou) "son"... [more]

SHIZUKA 静夏, 静香 f Japanese
From Japanese 静 (shizu) "quiet" combined with 夏 (ka) "summer" or 香 (ka) "smell, perfume".

SHO m Japanese
Variant transcription of SHOU

SHOU 翔 m Japanese
Means "soar, fly" In Japanese.

SHOUTA 翔太 m Japanese
From Japanese 翔 (shou) "soar, fly" and 太 (ta) "thick, big".

SHUN (2) 駿 f Japanese
Means "speed" in Japanese.

SORA 空, 昊 f & m Japanese
From Japanese 空 or 昊 which both mean "sky".

SOUTA 颯太 m Japanese
From Japanese 颯 (sou) "suddenly, smoothly" and 太 (ta) "thick, big".

SUMIKO 澄子 f Japanese
From Japanese 澄 (sumi) "clear" and 子 (ko) "child".

SUSUMU 進 m Japanese
Means "advance, proceed" in Japanese.

SUZU 鈴 f Japanese
Means "bell" in Japanese.

SUZUME 雀 f

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