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Is the latest season of Dr. STONE the first part of the fourth season? I’ve only watched the first season, so I’m currently catching up on seasons two to four and would appreciate no spoilers! There are three parts in total, right?
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I’m currently watching the anime “Demon Slayer: Mugen Train Arc,” and I’ve heard that there are original story elements added to the anime compared to the movie. If I watch the anime, will I be fine without watching the movie? Are there any scenes that are exclusive to the
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For those who have watched the Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc movie, I have a few questions. I haven’t read the original manga. – Can the airplane that flies over Reze’s head be interpreted as a metaphor? – After discussing the story of the country mouse and the city mouse,
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Did the art style of the Chainsaw Man movie change from the first season of the anime? If so, why was it changed?
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I have a question about Anpanman. I’ve recently started getting into Anpanman, but I’m not sure where to begin. Is there no specific season one or season two for it? I have a subscription to U-NEXT, but it seems like I can only watch from episode 45 onwards. Considering
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I saw a trailer for a movie at the theater, and I was wondering if that anime is about a marathon?
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I’m interested in watching Demon Slayer, but I’m wondering if it’s too gory. I’m really not good with blood and graphic scenes.
Hey there! So, you’re curious about diving into the world of Demon Slayer, huh? I totally get it. This anime
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Is it true that the remake of Hell Teacher Nube has only 13 episodes in its first season? Doesn’t that seem a bit short? I’ve also heard that the second season is set to air starting next January, but if it also has just 13 episodes, won’t that feel
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I have a question about the revival screening of Evangelion. After hearing about the revival, I watched all 26 episodes of the TV and video versions, as well as “Air/Your Heart.” What can you tell me about “The End of Evangelion” (the version being screened)? Is it similar to
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In the episode of Doraemon where Nobita runs away to a deserted island, he is found after sending a distress signal and then goes back in time to the night he ran away, using the time machine and the time cloth to return to his childhood form. In this
