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Can you tell me where episode 31, “The Temple of Choices,” of the pharmacy’s monologue fits in the original story?
Ah, the world of serialized storytelling! It’s fascinating how different adaptations can offer unique perspectives on the same narrative threads. I recently stumbled
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I really like the naming sense of the characters in My Hero Academia. I understand that many names are based on their quirks, but I’m curious about the reasoning behind those that aren’t. For example, All Might (Toshinori Yagi) represents the eighth generation, and Yuuga Aoyama has a name
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I’m in a bit of a hurry. I’ve just started watching the Dr. Stone anime, and I want to know if the current episodes are the conclusion of the story. If it’s not the end, will it wrap up nicely? Please, no spoilers.
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I’m wondering if I need to read SS and SS2 in A Certain Magical Index to fully understand the content of the New Testament. Is it necessary?
So, I recently found myself at a crossroads in my reading journey,
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I’m a fan of anime and I have a question for others who share the same interest. Can you tell me about any characters whose names are not their real names but rather code names? Please share the titles of the works and the character names. For example, in
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When is the theatrical release of “Project Sekai: The Broken World and the Miku Who Can’t Sing” expected to end?
You know, there’s something magical about going to the movies, especially when it involves something as fun and vibrant as “Project Sekai: The
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I’m wondering about the Recollection Selection on the official Ansta YouTube channel. Should I read a certain amount of the story before watching it? If so, how much of the story should I read first?
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Reader’s Question:
I really like the naming sense of the characters in My Hero Academia. I understand that many names are based on their quirks, but I’m curious about the ones that aren’t. What reasons might be behind those names? For example, All Might (Toshinori Yagi) represents the eighth generation, and
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I’m thinking of starting to watch Dragon Ball on Netflix, but when I search for it, I see so many different options. I’m not sure where to begin. Could you please tell me which one I should watch first?
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I’m curious about Shangri-La Frontier. Does the main character start off strong, or do they gradually become stronger over time? Also, at this point in the story, are they stronger than the other characters around them?
Hey there! So, I’ve been getting really into this
