Reader’s Question:
I’ve recently started watching “Attack on Titan” after a friend’s recommendation, and I’m wondering when the best time is to watch the movies. I’m currently on Season 3, Episode 49, “Night of the Battle to Retake the Wall.”
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Is the defamation against Yuzuru Hanyu something that is ultimately unavoidable? Is it a fate that comes with being a superstar?
Recently, the topic of defamation against Yuzuru Hanyu has been frequently highlighted. Given that he is a superstar, it seems inevitable that criticism stemming from jealousy and misunderstanding will follow
Reader’s Question:
Can I watch Steins;Gate on Amazon Prime?
So, I was chatting with a buddy of mine the other day about anime, and naturally, Steins;Gate came up. I’ve heard so much about it, but I’ve never actually seen it. You know how it is;
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Reader’s Question:
Regarding Okada Sayaka, I don’t understand the reason for her break. Isn’t it excessive for a news anchor to take a long leave over something like this? I question whether it’s really necessary to take such a long break over what seems like mere complaints in the dressing room. In today’s world, does it seem that those who appeal
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that Rimuru from That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime is incredibly strong in the novel. What about the enemies he faces? Are they becoming like the ones in Dragon Ball?
You know, I’ve been diving deep into the world of “That
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been watching the anime and I’ve noticed that the main character’s personality changes drastically from the first episode. At first, he seems like someone who would sacrifice himself to protect others, but just a few episodes in, he’s able to kill without hesitation. Is this the same in
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that the man who appeared on “Hitori Nougyou” on KinSuma disappeared right after the show ended. It’s surprising since he seemed to have been living in the countryside for a long time, yet he abruptly stopped farming and socializing. It makes me think that perhaps he was only doing it because of the show. Just like with
Reader’s Question:
Can you please explain the plot of the anime “Chi” in a way that’s easy to understand?
So, I came across this question about the anime “Chi,” and I thought, wow, what an interesting topic! The premise is set in 15th-century Europe, a time when
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