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I’ve heard people say that Demon Slayer is boring and that shows like Haikyuu and Crayon Shin-chan are more interesting. What do you think? Isn’t Demon Slayer better? I feel like the best parts are still to come, especially the Infinity Castle arc.
Anime has emerged as a cultural
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Is Dr. Stone a pun?
When it comes to anime, titles can often be a reflection of their themes, characters, and plots. One such title that has sparked curiosity is “Dr. Stone.” For many fans, including those
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Why does Toshihiro Hirano, despite being from Be-Bop, not have the Lake River style? Other artists like Kitazume, Onda, and Omori still carry on that Lake River vibe, but Hirano seems to lean more towards the Mikimoto style, doesn’t he?
Anime, as a
Reader’s Question:
Is Dr. Stone a pun?
As a university student majoring in psychology and working part-time in a judicial scrivener’s office, I often find myself analyzing not just the law but the narratives and contexts that
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Which should I watch first, “The Scarlet Bullet” or “The Scarlet Alibi” from the Detective Conan series?
Navigating the intricate world of anime, particularly within long-running series like Detective Conan, can be quite a
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In episode 3 of Overlord IV, titled “Baharlus Empire,” I noticed that Jilkneef had golden threads coming out of his fingers. What does that mean?
Anime often serves as a rich tapestry weaving together complex
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Wasn’t Luffy acting a bit too childish towards the end of One Piece episode 1134 yesterday?
The world of anime is a fascinating domain where storytelling intertwines with character development, often provoking intense debate among fans and scholars alike. A recent question
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Can you recommend some isekai anime? I’m looking for ones that are moderately popular.
In recent years, the isekai genre has captivated audiences worldwide, offering a unique blend of adventure, fantasy, and psychological exploration. The term “isekai” translates to “another world,” and this
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I’m looking for an image of Doraemon fitting perfectly into a rice cooker, but I can’t seem to find it. Does anyone know where I can find it?
In the ever-evolving landscape of anime, few characters have managed
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Why is it considered normal to have a favorite idol, but it feels weird when that favorite is an anime character?
When you think about fandom, two significant cultures emerge: the world of idols and the realm of anime characters. Both have their
