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What is “Odo” in Re:Zero?
So, here we are, discussing one of my favorite anime series—Re:Zero. If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably marathoned it in a weekend, or at least lost a few hours of sleep just to unravel
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I have a question after re-reading Volume 16 of Overlord. Please be aware that there are spoilers ahead for those who haven’t read it yet. In the side story “The Goal of All Life is Death,” when Ainz used it during the battle with Shalltear, it seemed to cause
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I have a question about the anime Overlord. Ainz was trying to use the Wand of Resurrection to bring someone back to life, but can’t he use resurrection magic himself? Also, does the Wand of Resurrection have any additional effects or limitations on the number of uses?
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I’m looking for an anime that I remember watching, but I can’t recall the name. Here are some details that might help: – It was likely released after 2020. – The main character is a young man. – The setting is in a different world, not Japan. – The
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Is Rudeus from “Mushoku Tensei” primarily focused on magic in battles because he has more talent for it than for swordsmanship? Has he surpassed Roxy in terms of magical ability?
As a fan of “Mushoku Tensei,” I often find myself pondering the intricate
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Which Precure character do you like the most from “Kimi to Idol Precure”?
So, I recently stumbled upon a discussion about “Kimi to Idol Precure,” and I couldn’t help but jump in, especially when I saw the love for the characters. I mean,
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I have a question about “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.” Does Luminous’s healing and resurrection consume anything like magical energy or other resources?
So, I was chatting with a friend the other day about “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a
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I’m looking for an anime. There’s a scene where a child gets attacked by thieves and joins a group of adventurers. A wagon is ambushed, and they face many enemies and lose. They try to protect themselves with magic, but the adventurer’s magic isn’t strong enough, and someone dies.
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I have some questions for those who are reading “The Eminence in Shadow.” Spoilers are fine. I recently finished watching the anime, and I’m curious why Shadow returned to the modern world at the end. Is that the same modern world he was in at the beginning? Also, the
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I’ve been really curious about something in Magi from Shonen Sunday. During the civil war in the Kou Empire, there were soldiers who were brainwashed to hate Kouen. After he was executed, what happened to them? If the brainwashing continued, wouldn’t they attack him when he returns?
