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I’m thinking about watching the anime “Medalist” with my parents. Does it contain any inappropriate content?
So, I was chatting with a friend who was thinking about watching the anime “Medalist” with their parents, and it got me thinking about what makes a show
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I have a question about “Summer Time Rendering.” In the dinner scene where Nagumo receives the message from Alan, I noticed that this scene wasn’t there initially. Why did it suddenly change? – Nagumo was searching for Ajiro Shinpei based on the message. – The innkeeper mentioned a missing
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How many siblings does Killua have? Are there any siblings that haven’t appeared in the anime yet?
Hey there! So, I was recently diving into the world of Hunter x Hunter, and you know, it got me thinking about family dynamics – especially the
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At what volume do series like Kinnikuman, Dragon Ball, and Yu Yu Hakusho start to change their direction?
You know, there’s something magical about diving into a series and watching it evolve. I remember the first time I picked up “Kinnikuman.” I was
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I have a question about Chinese radio dramas, like Mo Dao Zu Shi. Why do they insist on changing character names and sect names into readings that seem forced? For example, Wei Wuxian becomes “Gimusen.” While I understand that it might become more familiar over time, it still feels
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In the movie “Ideon: Be Invoked,” there’s a scene where Zanzalbu collides with Adico from behind and gets destroyed in the claws. Was that just a coincidence that it got caught in the claws, or did Kilaru intentionally crush it? Also, considering that Zanzalbu collided with the fast Adico
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I have a question about DanMachi! When Ryu was with Bell on the 27th floor, a Juggernaut appeared. I remember that five years ago, when the Juggernaut first appeared, the enemies mentioned that Ryu killed members of the Astraea Familia. Did Ryu really kill her own teammates to survive?
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Why do shows like “Aikatsu” and “Hanakappa” reuse the same voice actors? For example, in “Aikatsu,” Sumire Morohoshi voices Ichigo Hoshimiya, Tsubasa Kisaragi, and Coco; Azusa Tadokoro voices Aoi Kiriya, Yuzu Nikaido, and Karen Kamishiro; and Ayaka Ohashi voices Ran Shibuki, Yozora Kasumi, and Mirai Asuka. In “Hanakappa,” Megumi
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I have a question about the voice actress Tomoyo Kurosawa. How would you evaluate her acting skills? I don’t know much about her, but I’m excited to see her in the lead role of an anime I’m looking forward to, so I’d like to learn more about her abilities.
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I’m not very familiar with Doraemon, so I hope someone knowledgeable can help me. I was watching an episode on a streaming service where Nobita travels to the 21st century and meets a character named Sewashi. At that time, there were also characters that looked like Jumbo (Gian’s grandson?)
