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I heard that the manga “Ubel Blatt” has finished. Is the anime adaptation true to the original story? Also, is there going to be a second season? Does this series have a heroine?
So, I recently stumbled upon a conversation about the manga “Ubel Blatt,”
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How many volumes of the original manga has the anime adaptation of Ao no Hako covered so far?
So, I was scrolling through some comments about the anime adaptation of Ao no Hako, and I couldn’t help but get a little nostalgic. It’s
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If the anime adaptation of “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime” continues until the final episode, which scenes do you think might be cut? Generally, what types of scenes are usually cut in adaptations? Personally, I hope they don’t cut the Demon Lord’s Intrigue Arc, the Prelude
Reader’s Question:
If the anime adaptation of “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime” continues until the final episode, which scenes do you think might be cut? Generally, what types of scenes are usually cut in adaptations? Personally, I hope they don’t cut the Demon Lord’s Machinations arc, the Prelude
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How many episodes do you think the anime adaptation of “Ao no Hako” will cover? If anyone knows, please share! Thank you!
I recently stumbled upon a discussion regarding the anime adaptation of “Ao no Hako,” and it got me thinking about how
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Were there any instances before the 1990s where manga artists lived in areas where TV Tokyo was not accessible and couldn’t watch the anime adaptations of their own works?
You know, it’s fascinating to think about the world of manga artists
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I’m curious about how much of the “Kaguya-sama: Love Is War” anime has been adapted. I remember that the second season covered the school festival arc. After that, there was a movie, but I’m not sure what it covered. Did the movie go as far as the school trip
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Is the setting of the Nintama Rantarou musical official? I recently watched the 12th installment of the musical, and I noticed that Mr. Doi’s past name, Yagiri, was mentioned. I understand that this is not his real name but rather a name he used for work. Is this a
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Can you tell me the order of the Fate/Grand Order anime series?
As a university student majoring in psychology, I often find myself absorbed in narratives—whether they come from textbooks or the captivating world of anime. Recently, I’ve been diving into the Fate/Grand Order
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Is the original work of the anime Another a manga? Also, is the content of the original and the anime exactly the same? Are there any continuations or additional content available for the anime?
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