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I'm not sure. Such comics often have inappropriate or adult-oriented content and may not be suitable for discussion.

You can start by sketching the basic shape of the antelope's body, like the head, body, and legs. Then add details like the eyes, horns, and fur texture.

The cartoon interactive traffic school makes learning fun and engaging. It uses colorful animations and simple explanations to help people understand traffic rules easily.

I think it could be a symbolic or metaphorical representation. Maybe the evil stuffed animal represents the spread or presence of the prion disease in a fictional world.

The cartoon could be exciting for the kid because of the funny jokes, cool animations, or maybe it's about their favorite topic.

For girls, a cartoon collage featuring popular princesses or fairies could be perfect. It creates a magical and enchanting atmosphere. Also, one with elements like hearts and stars can add a touch of fantasy.

Often, when cartoon eyes are angry, it's to show a character's strong emotion. It could be because of something that happened in the story or to emphasize their personality. The choice of colors and shading can also contribute to that angry look.

Generally, boys are drawn to manga with elements of fantasy, such as 'Bleach' or 'Fullmetal Alchemist'. The imaginative worlds and epic battles appeal to them. Also, sports manga like 'Kuroko's Basketball' can be popular for the competitive spirit and teamwork shown.

Overall, the English translation of the Ajin manga is quite good. It keeps the core of the story intact and the characters' personalities come through. Some technical terms or cultural references might be a bit tricky to translate perfectly, but it doesn't greatly affect the understanding.

The main differences are in the visual style and some added or omitted minor details. But the core plot and characters remain largely the same.