Reader’s Question:
Do you think we might see office worker or working adult characters in the Precure series on Sunday mornings? Since we had a vocational student in “HiroPuri,” it seems like it wouldn’t be too surprising if we start seeing college students or working adults in the main series.
Recently, the news of Masahiro Nakai’s retirement from the entertainment industry on January 23, 2025, has become a major topic of discussion. There are opinions suggesting that it is due to Nagisa Watanabe’s influence, but is that really the case? I would like to consider this issue from a legal perspective as well.
Reader’s Question:
Do you think “Searching for the Full Moon” would have been more successful if it had different voice actors in Japan? Personally, I think Nana Mizuki would have been a great choice.
You know, as a psychology major and someone
Traveling in Japan can be an enriching experience, filled with stunning landscapes, rich culture, and delicious cuisine. If you’re planning a trip from Tohoku to Tokyo, you might be wondering about the costs involved, particularly
Question from a reader:
Could you explain why celebrities like Ashida Mana, Hanyu Yuzuru, and Sato Shiori, who are popular with older women, don’t seem to have much appeal among men?
Recently, I was discussing with a friend about celebrities who are popular with older women.
Reader’s Question:
Can you recommend some romantic comedy anime? Here are some that I really enjoyed: – Kaguya-sama: Love Is War – The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten – Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai – Classroom of the Elite – Call of the Night – My Dress-Up
Question from Readers:
Is the tendency for comedians like Matsumoto Hitoshi and Reiwa Roman to not only make people laugh on stage but also ultimately end up in trouble a characteristic of being a comedian? Do you truly think they are inherently comedians?
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on comedians like Matsumoto Hitoshi and Reiwa
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Nintama Rantarou. Why does Mr. Doi take in the orphan Kirimaru and live with him? Doesn’t he worry about being taken advantage of financially?
Hey there! So, I was watching Nintama Rantarou the other
Question from a reader:
Why did Nakai choose to settle when the victim said, “I still can’t forgive him”? Was it not possible to label Nakai as a criminal through a trial? Perhaps compassion played a role at the last moment?
Recently, there have been many opinions shared regarding Nakai’s situation. The reasons behind
Reader’s Question:
Can you recommend some romance anime similar to “Nagi no Asukara” that have complicated relationships?
Hey there, fellow anime aficionados! I recently stumbled upon an interesting question from a reader about romance anime that mirror the tangled relationships found in “Nagi no Asukara.” Honestly, diving into
