Eai gente? tudo de boa?quem conhece essa tecnica?responde ai src="http://www.xatech.com/web_gear/chat/chat.swf" quality="high" width="540" height="405" name="chat" FlashVars="id=173437112" align="middle" allowScriptAccess="sameDomain" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://xat.com/update_flash.shtml" /><br><small><a target="_BLANK" href="http://xat.com/web_gear/?cb">Get your own Chat Box!</a> <a target="_BLANK" href="http://xat.com/web_gear/chat/go_large.php?id=173437112">Go Large!</a></small><br> gente to tentando coloca um bate-papo mais ta dificil Our updated Terms of Use will become effective on May 25, 2012. Find out more. Danball Senki From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search Danball Senki Cover of the first DVD volume (Danboru Senki) Genre Action, Science fiction Manga Written by Hideaki Fujii Published by Shogakukan Demographic Children Imprint Ladybug Comics Magazine CoroCoro Comic Original run February 2011 ongoing Volumes 1 TV anime Directed by Naohito Takahashi Written by Atsuhiro Tomioka Music by Rei Kondoh Studio OLM Licensed by Dentsu Entertainment USA Network TV Tokyo Original run March 2, 2011 January 11, 2012 Episodes 44 TV anime Danball Senki W Directed by Naohito Takahashi Written by Atsuhiro Tomioka Music by Rei Kondoh Studio OLM Licensed by Dentsu Entertainment USA Network TV Tokyo Original run January 18, 2012 ongoing Episodes (in progress) Anime and Manga Portal Danball Senki (, Danboru Senki?) lit. "Cardboard Chronicles" is a 2011 Japanese anime television series produced by Level-5 under the direction of Naohito Takahashi. Based on a plastic-model-building role-playing game, Danball Senki was broadcast in Japan on the TV Tokyo Network starting March 2, 2011. Dentsu Entertainment USA has also confirmed that they have licensed the Little Battlers eXperience (Danball Senki) anime in the U.S, though there's no word on a set airdate [1] A sequel to the series, Danball Senki W (Double) (W(), Cardboard Chronicles W (Double)?) was announced in late December, and began airing on January 18. Its game counterpart is currently being developed for the PSP.Contents [hide] 1 Development2 Characters3 Episode list4 References5 External links [edit] DevelopmentIn August 2009, Japanese game developer Level-5 announced new anime/manga series were under production to accompany the release of their latest robot game, Danball Senki. Bandai will also release a series of plastic models featuring the characters from the game.[2] Although initially set for release in 2010, the anime series began airing on the TV Tokyo Network starting March 2, 2011 while the game launched on June 16, 2011.[3] The manga series is serialized in Shogakukan's CoroCoro Comic beginning with the February 2011 issue.[4][edit] CharactersMain article: List of Danball Senki charactersBan Yamano (, Yamano Ban?)Voiced by: Megumi Kubota LBX: AX-00 Achilles Odin Epsilon (game only) ElysionThe main protagonist of Danball Senki and Danball Senki W.Ami Kawamura (, Kawamura Ami?)Voiced by: Marina Inoue LBX: Kunoichi Pandora Dark PandoraKazuya Aoshima (, Aoshima Kazuya?)Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa LBX: Warrior Gladiator (rental) Anubis Hunter Fenrir[edit] Episode listNo. Title Original airdate 01 "Meeting With a Small Machine""Chiisa na Mashin to no Deai" () March 2, 2011[5] 02 "Achilles Lost""Ubawareta Akiresu" () March 9, 2011[5] 03 "Hell Destroyer""Jigoku no Hakaishin" () March 16, 2011[6] 04 "The Cursed Golden Knights""Norowareta Ogon no Kishi" () March 16, 2011[6] 05 "Dark Assassin""Yami no Ansatsusha" () March 23, 2011[6] 06 "Showdown: Sniper vs. Sniper""Taiketsu Sogekishu VS Sogekishu" ( VS) April 6, 2011[6] 07 "My Name is "Innovator"""Sono Na