Reader’s Question:
I’m a student who gets bored easily, and I tend to buy an excessive amount of merchandise for my favorite anime characters. However, when I discover new anime or manga, I end up purchasing a lot of new items, and my feelings for my previous favorites shift from “I
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I’m in a bit of a rush, so I would appreciate your thoughts on this. My cousin’s older sister is going to Animate today and has offered to pick something up for me. I want her to get some BL merchandise, but she doesn’t know that I’m into that.
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Do you know any sculptors or artisans who can create life-sized, fully customized figures of anime characters? I’m looking to bring my favorite character to life and would like to find a place that offers this type of service.
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Who is your least favorite protagonist from the Gundam anime series?
As someone who’s always found themselves drawn to the complex, often morally ambiguous worlds created in the Gundam series, I can’t help but engage in the inevitable debates surrounding its protagonists.
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I have a question about Love Live. In the anime, you have favorite characters, right? If you like a different voice actor from the group, do you still buy merchandise for the character you like in the anime? And during live events, is it common to wave a light
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Why is it considered normal to have a favorite idol, but it feels weird when that favorite is an anime character?
When you think about fandom, two significant cultures emerge: the world of idols and the realm of anime characters. Both have their
Reader’s Question:
Why is it considered normal to have a favorite idol, but it feels weird when that favorite is a character from anime or other media?
The question of why it’s considered normal to have a favorite idol, yet feels weird when that favorite
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Can I cancel my winning ticket for Anikafe? Will there be a cancellation fee? Also, is it allowed to apply for the same title at different stores or on different dates? For example, applying on August 1st at Ikebukuro Store 2 and then on August 2nd at Ikebukuro Store
Reader’s Question:
I’m curious why some people who support low-rated characters don’t seem to make much merchandise like fan items or “ita-bags,” even though it’s cheaper for them. I support a high-rated character, so I find this puzzling.
Anime and manga culture is
Reader’s Question:
Why do people who support low-rated characters not create as many fan goods, like痛バ, even though they can buy them more cheaply? I’m curious because I support a high-rated character.
When diving into the world of anime fandom, one will
