Reader’s Question:
In the anime “Kusuriya no Hitorigoto,” why did Sui Rei make it seem like she was using Ko Sui as a hostage to bring Neko Neko along? Couldn’t she have just explained the situation to Neko Neko from the beginning and asked her to come normally?
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Why are the original Dragon Ball and the first Mobile Suit Gundam so excessively glorified online? Both seem a bit outdated to me, so is it just older fans nostalgic for their childhoods who are elevating them?
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Reader’s Question:
In episode 783 of the anime Detective Conan, titled “The Scarlet Truth,” Akai Shuichi mentions on the phone that he still feels bad about “him.” Who is he referring to?
As a devoted fan of Detective Conan, I often find myself diving
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In the older Detective Conan movie, The Private Eyes’ Requiem, I’m confused about why Ran was found through the business card. How did they connect the business card to Ran?
Ah, the magic of anime storytelling! I recently revisited the
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I watched episode 5 of Zegapain, but I don’t understand it at all. Do you need to have knowledge of the first series to make sense of it? Everyone suddenly starts taking off their clothes, and Nyan activates the Omega Psychomu right after getting on. I can’t follow the
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I’m currently watching the Conan anime (only the episodes based on the manga), and I want to watch the movies too. I’m wondering if there’s a way to find out which movies were released during the time the corresponding episodes aired. For example, I haven’t watched any movies featuring
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What kind of anime is Violet Evergarden? I’ve been curious about it lately and would like a brief explanation before I start watching.
Ah, Violet Evergarden! What a captivating anime. I remember the first time I stumbled upon it. I was sitting at my
Reader’s Question:
Are children’s works like anime, fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and songs often filled with sad or realistic themes? For example, “Chiikawa” includes some realistic expressions. Is it common for children’s works to have such elements?
So, I was thinking about this question regarding children’s
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Which do you think is more interesting, Demon Slayer: Mugen Train or Spirited Away?
When I stumbled upon the debate about “Demon Slayer: Mugen Train” and “Spirited Away,” I couldn’t help but recall my own experiences with both these cinematic gems. As someone who dives
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Isn’t it true that in Lupin III, we don’t hear much about hypnosis or curses?
You know, I’ve been thinking a lot about Lupin III lately, especially with all the discussions surrounding its unique storytelling elements. It’s funny how a show that’s primarily about
