Highschool of the Dead (H.O.T.D.) held about 12 episodes, created in the year 2010. But, after the 12th episode of this highly liked series, judging by the viewing polls, the anime was, to the dismay of the fans, canceled and discontinued. It was such a loved anime that the fans were in more than just your average uproar to bring back highschool of the dead. So, with as popular as this anime actually was, why wasn’t the season continued as just about every other anime series is? Why take away something that was getting a network more than enough hits and views to have said continuation? And, why hasn’t there been enough persuasion to bring back the anime?

The reply to this inquiry seems to be based upon two reasons. One of the reasons that Highschool of the Dead was not continued was because the creators of the anime went to work on another project called Triage X. The characters in this project and H.O.T.D held too many similarities between them. And, with most shows, there doesn’t look to be a good audience base when two shows seem to mimic one another.

Another reason, this one probably being the more serious of the two, was that H.O.T.D was becoming too sexual. Now, that may or may not say something when Japan is the birth parent of the more adult version of anime called Hentai. Plus, in addition, there was a younger girl who looked as though she might have been an elementary or middle school student which might have made the sexual nature of this show take a turn for the worst.

So, while H.O.T.D may have seemed to be an enjoyable program to watch, it appeared that it wasn’t going in the right direction. If Daisuke Sato were to bring back this highly popular show, the script would possibly need to be cleaned up, changed around so that the center of the story was about the children’s survival of the zombie apocalypse, and make it so that it didn’t have so much sexual content within it.

Of course, if it was brought back by the popular demand of the fans, it would still carry the high set entertainment value, the edge of your seat thrills, and the exciting action that everyone is known to love. Would it still hold the interest of the fans without the heavy-set sexual content? Sex, after all, is one of those subjects that sell in the industry of marketing. However, who’s to say that it wouldn’t still keep the attention of its fan base? Who’s to say that it doesn’t have the chance of becoming the most popularly acclaimed anime of the year? Well perhaps, the only way to find this out is to cosplay the characters of Highschool of the Dead!

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High school of the Dead is really popular, to knwo more about it, you definitely need to know more about the main characters. Hisashi Igou was a student at Fujimi High School and Rei Miyamoto’s boyfriend. He, along with Rei and Takashi Komuro, was one of the first to try and escape the rampage at the high school. He is also credited by Rei and Takashi as being the first to name the undead “them”.

Hisashi is a second-year student at Fujimi High School. He is Rei’s boyfriend and friends with Takashi, and he is classmates with both of them. He has a black belt in karate, so he chooses to fight “them” with no weapons, which ultimately leads to his death. He is the first one at the high school refer to the undead as “them”, since he realized that “they” could no longer be considered human.

Hisashi has gray hair and brown eyes. He is only ever seen wearing the standard Fujimi High School male student uniform.Little is known about Hisashi’s past. It is revealed early on that he was in the same class as Takashi during the school year prior to that of the main story. As well, after Rei and Takashi escape the school roof by clearing away “them” with a nearby fire hose, it is made apparent that Hisashi had known Rei and Takashi for many years, when Rei mentions an event that had occurred in middle school during a fire alarm (thought the event in question was never directly stated).

He was also present in a flashback of Takashi’s when he relates his stay at the Takagi estate as being similar to “Mutiny on the Bounty”. According to photos during the ending credits of the anime, Hisashi and Takashi sat together during lunch at Fujimi Academy. When he was dating Rei, they passed by a female reporter while she made the peace sign, looking confused. He and Takashi went to a pool when they were in middle school.

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If you like the action, the gore, the fanservice up the yin-yang of High School of the Dead, you’ll love seeing the first four volumes of the series in color, in this deluxe hardcover omnibus edition.

A mysterious illness is spreading rapidly through the halls of Fujimi High School. In a matter of hours, the campus is transformed from a place of learning into a hive of nightmares, as the infected students collapse and are reborn as flesh-hungry zombies! Only a handful of students escape the initial outbreak — among them Takashi Komuro and his childhood friend, Rei. He manages to protect Rei from the initial onslaught, but how long can Takashi and the other students hope to survive when the whole school — maybe the whole town — is out for their blood?!

Takashi Komuro’s world gets turned upside down as zombies invade his high school and turn his classmates into the bloodthirsty undead. The world has gone to hell, and now Takashi and a mismatched group of survivors must stay alive without turning on each other first.
The morning Takashi Komuro went to school everything seemed perfectly normal. In a matter of hours, Takashi’s high school life literally goes to hell, as zombies invade Fujimi High School and turn his teachers and classmates into the bloodthirsty undead. Now it’s up to him and a small group of classmates to stay alive while the rest of the world is collapsing into chaos…

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Highschool of the Dead is a Japanese manga series written by Daisuke Sato and illustrated by Shoji Sato. The story follows a group of high school students caught in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. The first tankobon volume was released by Kadokawa Shoten on March 1, 2007, with a total of seven volumes available in Japan as of April 25, 2011.

The deadly pattern of Highschool of the Dead has stirred concerns about school safety, gun control and the need to address the roots of such violence in the nation’s schools. To raise awareness of school safety and security issues and to help make schools more safe.

And now many students or other young people cosplay the characteristics of Highschool of the Dead, by doing which to raise more attentions on school safety. Highschool of the Dead cosplay costumes are various for choosing, which makes the cosplay activities more popular!

Another helpful resource is the “School Safety and Security Toolkit: a guide for parents, schools, and communities.” This guide gives parents and community members the tools they need to work with school administrators and policymakers to assess the safety and security of schools and plan for improvements. Until we put school safety at the top of the community agenda, our schools – and our children – will continue to be vulnerable.

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