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Is it weird for a girl to like anime? I want to talk about my favorite anime with my friends, but I feel uncomfortable with the judgmental looks from the popular kids.
So, I remember back in high school, I was kind of in the
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Can someone explain how the situation came about in the pharmacy’s monologue, where Rakan decides to buy a favored courtesan from the Green Blue Pavilion? Did he lose a bet to Neko Neko, and then she arranged things with the madam afterward?
So,
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I’m curious about the light blue parts, wings, and boxes on the Expo Gundam. Is there any specific backstory or setting for them? Are there any original anime, manga, or novels related to this? Since it’s the original Gundam, does it tie into the One Year War storyline?
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I’m currently watching “Rurouni Kenshin” for the first time on Animax’s marathon broadcast. I’ve seen promotional clips of “Rurouni Kenshin” on Animax in the past, but they featured the older animation style. The version I’m watching now has a more modern animation style. Is this a remake, or is
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I’m interested in Gundam UC and Hathaway. I’ve heard that the recommended viewing order is the original series, then Z, ZZ, Char’s Counterattack, UC, and finally Hathaway. However, I’m honestly not sure if I can handle such a long series. I’ve only watched the original movie. Should I watch
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What does “same-character and same-spouse rejection” mean? Is it correct to say that it means I can’t accept other fans of this character or dream girls? Also, how do you pronounce “同嫁”?
So, I was scrolling through some fan forums the other day, trying to
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I have a question about the anime Cyberpunk. Can someone remind me why the main characters kidnapped a high-ranking executive around episode 5? I seem to have forgotten the details. Thank you!
So, I was having this chat with a friend about the anime Cyberpunk,
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Why is it that in anime, female characters are often drawn in a way that appeals to male desire, but male characters are not drawn in a way that appeals to female desire? Is it because it would make men feel insecure?
As a psychology
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I’m looking for two songs I heard in my cousin’s car last year. The first one is sung by a female artist and has lyrics that sound like “hoshi ga furu yo.” I feel like it’s a well-known song since it seems familiar to me. The second song is
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I’m a fan of the School Idol Master music. I noticed that all the covers for the songs have a logo featuring a knight on a horse heading towards the stars. I’m curious about its meaning and origin, but I can’t find any information on it. What does that
