Leagues medal is a special league currency that you can exchange for a range of different things. That’s not just all, with more runs, means more League medal. If we minus 800 Astrogems for the weekly ticket purchase, that is still 2,000 vs 700 you would of gotten at Platinum. That’s 700 Astrogems weekly which is also 2,800 Astrogems monthly. If you reach much higher, even with spending a bit of Astrogems to buy League Tickets, for me, I always reach Heroes Tier 1 minimum each week. With Platinum Tier 3, that’s 150 Astrogems weekly, a total of 600 Astrogems monthly. While reaching platinum rank (150 gems) is all you need to farm at least 10,000 Astrogems monthly using my Astrogem farming guide.

What is So Special About Leagueīesides the enjoyment of doing League PVP, this is one of the best income sources of Astrogems weekly. Further, it is also gives me a reason to continue farming Astrogems weekly to do monthly Hero Festival Pulls. Although it is not real time PVP, it still provides me that some sensation of beating someone else’s Astromon team. For me, this is one of the reasons I play this Mobile Game. Kill La Kill wasn't a manga, but because the two things above apply, it still is an anime.In Monster Super League, the closest thing we have to player versus player is Astromon Leagues. Even Pretty Cure was accompanied by a manga to promote it. Welcome to Demon School Iruma-Kun? Popular manga. Have you ever seen Naruto and Sailor Moon? Originally, they were popular manga. *Was there a manga first? Usually in addition to the 2 things above, it is not uncommon for anime to stem from some kind of maga, or at least be accompanied by it. Also because a VERY common phrase is that eyes are where a lot of emotion is shown. Anime is sort of Japan’s outlet for what is not normal in their culture (A LOT of things) They eyes are so big because first off, asian people generally have a smaller eye shape than, say.European people. All the characters stand out far from each other because it's against conformity. Everyone does really silly stuff because in their culture, you shouldn't be doing it. Characters are loud, exciting and have colorful outfits. By that, I mean that Japanese culture puts heavy emphasis on conformity, meaning only balck/brown hair, people mostly stay in line, and a general essence of peace and hard work. *The humor(usually) Anime is heavily reflective of Japanses culture.because it is a parody of it. They pulled it off by making a high emphasis on positions and posing, but very little emphasis on the movements embetween. The idea was it would sort of look like a comic. This is because anime was kind of modeled after manga. You may notice movements before or after said position or pose were not as pretty and were really short. You will likely notice that poses are clear and beautiful and in high definition. You can tell if you put it in slow motion and it looks weird. The eyes are like that because of a cultural thing that I’ll talk about later. ~Now I am going to say how you can tell if it is an anime.~ In Japan, the term “Anime Style” not only refers to the genre, but also the animation style used in it. In America, the meaning usually refers to a Japanese show with a large-eyed protagonist. *Anime is not exclusively Japanese, but is most common from Japan because they use it the most. I am going to fix some common misconceptions about that here. For the most part, WRONG!!! They are heavily inspired by anime, but not the same thing! Some people say the “Animes” made by Korea and China are anime. WRONG!!! They are heavily inspired by anime, but not the same thing! I don't know about you, but I have seen several comments online say that “Avatar” “Legend of Korra” and “She-Ra and The Princess of Power” and several other shows are anime.

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