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I’m a 30-year-old woman. I love manga and anime, but sometimes when I’m discussing them with others or watching analysis videos on YouTube, I find myself thinking, “But in the end, this is just a fictional story…” It’s hard to explain, but even though it’s a story created by
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I’m currently watching Detective Conan’s “The Complete Crime of 36 Squares,” and there’s a scene where Conan asks Amuro if he knows about “Rum,” and Amuro responds. However, I can’t remember how Conan and Amuro started being able to talk about the organization. I know that Conan found out
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I’m in a bit of a bind and need some help. I’m trying to come up with a plot for my story where a plane gets hijacked, but I’m wondering how someone could realistically bring a gun on board. Is there any way this could happen, or is it
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I have a question for those who own the Anne of Green Gables DVD or Blu-ray box sets. This year, a new Blu-ray memorial box is being released, and I noticed that it includes a preview for Chapter 1. I’m wondering if the previously released DVD and Blu-ray box
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I’ve enjoyed watching the live-action adaptation of Kingdom up to the Return of the Great General, but now I’m really curious about what happens next. I’m trying to decide whether I should continue with the anime or switch to the manga. Which one is better for Kingdom? I’ve heard
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I watched all 86 episodes of the anime. I’m thinking about continuing the story through the novels, but is it okay to start reading from volume 4 since I’ve seen the anime? Are there any important details in volumes 1 to 3 that aren’t covered in the anime? Should
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I recently had the opportunity to guide a French family, and while talking with their high school daughter on the train, we ended up discussing anime. I asked her which Japanese anime she liked the most, and to my surprise, she excitedly replied, “The Promised Neverland!” She seemed quite
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I’ve been thinking about the movie “Detective Conan: The Black Iron Submarine.” If Vodka has seen Shiho Miyano’s face before, wouldn’t he be able to recognize Ai Haibara as Shiho Miyano? I know the story tries to cover this up, but it seems a bit far-fetched. Ai Haibara is
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I have a question about Detective Conan. There was an episode where the characters went somewhere and had a chance to experience piloting, but a first grader was sad because they couldn’t participate. I remember there was a scene where Conan had done it multiple times in Hawaii. Which
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What does the title “Pari Iru” mean in the anime? I watched a bit of it on BS yesterday, and I think if they had extended the childhood phase, it would have been more interesting. Also, I noticed that the ending theme is sung only by female voice actors
