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I’m planning a trip to Vietnam and I want to bring some souvenirs for the locals. I’ve heard that Japanese anime is popular there, so I’m considering buying character stickers from Japanese anime as gifts. Do you think they would appreciate that?
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I have a question about Nintama. I just started watching it, and I have some things I’m confused about. After school, do the students go home? I noticed there are baths and rooms in the school, so I was wondering if they stay overnight. Is that the case? If
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In the first season of “Higurashi: When They Cry,” what was the syringe that Keiichi tried to entrust to the detective? Was it also an illusion, like the hallucination of the others trying to kill Keiichi?
Hey there! So, I was just chatting with a
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Ever since Momoko Sakura passed away, every time I watch “Chibi Maruko-chan,” I can’t help but think, “Maruko is going to die at 53…” Is this correct?
I recently came across a question that really struck a chord with me: the reader expressed
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I’ve heard that there are several arcs in Galaxy Express 999, like the Andromeda arc and the Eternal arc. I’ve tried looking it up, but I couldn’t find clear information. Could someone explain how many arcs there are and what each one is about?
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I recently read a volume of “Oishinbo” that features a story about chicken. It talks about how Yukiko Kurita’s grandmother used to frequent a chicken hot pot restaurant, which changed from using free-range chicken to broiler meat, resulting in a decline in taste. I noticed that the anime adaptation
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If the main character from Dragon Ball were a low-level member of the Frieza Force, would he easily defeat Majunior in the World Martial Arts Tournament?
Alright, so picture this: Goku, our beloved hero from Dragon Ball, but instead
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Has One Piece become really cult-like since the introduction of Nika? The recent film, Red, felt like a brainwashing anime. The truth about the world, with the great flood and the idea of a third world, seems to have taken on a religious anime vibe. I also found the
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Has anyone else noticed that One Piece has become really cult-like since the introduction of Nika? The recent film, Red, felt like a brainwashing anime. The truth about the world seems to have turned into a religious-themed setting with the Great Flood and the world sinking, along with the
Reader’s Question:
I recently read a volume of “Oishinbo” that features a story about chicken. It talks about how Yukiko Kurita’s grandmother used to frequent a chicken hot pot restaurant, but the quality declined when they switched from free-range chicken to broiler meat. I noticed that the anime adaptation of this
