Reader’s Question:
What does the title “Pari Iru” mean in the anime? I watched a bit of it on BS yesterday, and I think if they had extended the childhood phase, it would have been more interesting. Also, I noticed that the ending theme is sung only by female voice actors
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on the increasingly intense exchanges on social media, particularly the phenomenon of attacking Nagisa Watanabe in defense of Masahiro Nakai. It honestly surprises me. She is a victim of sexual assault, which has been acknowledged by a third-party committee from Fuji TV, so why is she being
Reader’s Question:
I’m looking for a song! I think it might be from an anime. I vaguely remember something about it not just being cute, but I might be mistaken. It had a vibe like “It’s not enough to just be cute; you also need elegance or grace.”
Reader’s Question:
What does the line spoken by Takamatsu Kōgetsu between 10 minutes and 36 seconds to 38 seconds in episode 8 of Assault Lily Bouquet mean?
Hey there! So, I recently found myself diving into the world of anime again, and I came
Reader’s Question:
In the CLANNAD anime, when does Fuko appear again after episode 9? Was it in the final episode of After Story?
Ah, CLANNAD—a series that captures the essence of life, love, and the bittersweet nature of memories. As someone who enjoys delving
Question from the readers:
It seems like there are always new faces emerging in the entertainment industry. Even when Nakai-san and Downtown are no longer on TV, the entertainment world continues on, which evokes a sense of impermanence. I never imagined that the day would come when Baripara would come to an end. What do you all think?
Reader’s Question:
I’ve often heard that the main character and heroine of Blue Archive is Shiroko, the Sand Wolf. Is this something that fans are just saying because her icon is Shiroko, or is it actually an official setting?
As I was diving into
Reader’s Question:
I just finished watching the BORUTO anime, and I’m thinking about buying the manga. However, I noticed there are two versions: the regular BORUTO and BORUTO: TWO BLUE VORTEX. What’s the difference between them?
Ah, the world of anime and manga!
Question from Readers:
Why do some celebrities who have committed infidelity get criticized while others do not? It’s said that their original character influences this, but I feel it also relates to whether people already disliked the celebrity. For instance, Ryoko Hirosue and Mei Nagano seem to be disliked, while Yasuo Inoue and Ken Watanabe don’t seem to face much backlash.
Reader’s Question:
I’ve noticed that there are many different types of Re:Zero content, like the manga, Frozen Bonds, and Chapter 5. Can someone explain the differences between them? Also, what would be the best order to read them in?
Ah, Re:Zero! What a fascinating journey it has
