Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Detective Conan. Are Amuro and Sera villains?
So, I recently found myself engrossed in a lively discussion about Detective Conan—you know, that iconic anime and manga series that has captivated audiences for decades. It’s fascinating how this
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I have a question about Volume 11 of “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.” In the scene where Chloe tells Luminous about sealing Veldora in the past, I’m confused about the part where Hinata says she will fight Veldora. I understand that Hinata was defeated by Veldora
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I’m looking for an anime that I remember having a battle theme. The main characters seem to be a short, blonde master with a long ponytail and a black-haired boy who is his somewhat rebellious disciple. There were also other characters, including a tall, cool guy with glasses and
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I’ve noticed in anime that when a character suffers a deep wound, like being stabbed in the stomach, they often shiver and say things like “I’m cold…” Is that really a thing that happens in real life?
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I’ve noticed that the airing time for the anime “ONE PIECE” has changed to the evening, and I personally think it was much better in the morning. I read that this might be part of a corporate strategy. Are there any complaints from viewers about this change, or is
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Is Conan really forging his residency certificate to attend elementary school? Does Professor Agasa have some secret connections? Does he also have a fake passport?
You know, whenever I dive into the world of Detective Conan, I can’t help but chuckle at some
Reader’s Question:
I’m not in a rush for a response, but I would appreciate an answer soon. I want to hear general opinions on this matter. I’m not particularly a fan of “fujoshi” or “yumejoshi,” but I can enjoy those aspects if I choose to. Recently, I watched a Conan movie
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I’m curious to hear from those who have seen both the Tokyo Ghoul manga and anime. If I watch the anime, will I understand the story well enough, or are there many parts that aren’t covered in the anime that would make reading the manga worthwhile?
Reader’s Question:
I saw a comment on the trailer for this year’s Crayon Shin-chan movie saying, “I wish Yajima-san was in it…” and someone replied, “People like you shouldn’t watch Crayon Shin-chan.” But isn’t that comment just expressing a preference and not really being an anti-fan? I mean, it’s understandable since
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I’m watching the anime Initial D, but I’m struggling to keep up because it’s filled with so many terms. I’ve heard people say that you can enjoy it even if you’re not knowledgeable about cars, but isn’t that just not true?
