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How many years does it take for Tamayo from Demon Slayer to be reborn? In actual religions, how many years do they believe it takes for someone who has committed murder to atone for their sins in hell? Also, if a person repents and becomes a good person after
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I’ve recently developed an interest in philosophy, the universe, the mysteries of the world, human history, and the history of animals. Can you recommend some books, movies, or anime that fit these topics? I’d also love a brief summary of each suggestion.
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In the episode of Doraemon where Nobita runs away to a deserted island, he is found after sending a distress signal and then goes back in time to the night he ran away, using the time machine and the time cloth to return to his childhood form. In this
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Which is more of a cheat, Death Note or Dictator Switch?
Hey there, fellow anime enthusiasts! Today, I’m diving into a thought-provoking question that’s been buzzing around the community: which is more of a cheat, Death Note or Dictator
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Can you provide the latest story spoilers for Stare 3.5? I’m curious about what Keryudora, Seirens, and Kyrene were ultimately trying to achieve. Were they good or bad characters, and what is their current status regarding life or death? Also, what did the metaphor about the cave mentioned by
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Is it correct to interpret that Vegapunk’s Stella in One Piece has died?
As a seasoned fan of One Piece, I often find myself tangled in its web of mysteries and philosophical quandaries. Lately, I’ve been pondering a question
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I’m new to Evangelion and only know about the “cruel thesis” and some game collaborations. Can you tell me what makes it interesting, the highlights, and what I should look forward to? If it sounds good, I might give it a watch.
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I remember watching an anime late at night a long time ago, and I would like to know its title. Here are some details about it: – There is a being that seems to be a “god” asking questions to Earth. – It asks if there is anything that
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What is that red, bubbly substance that appears when the Evangelion defeats an Angel? Is it blood or something like LCL?
As a psychology major with a penchant for deep discussions, I find myself drawn into the intricate world of Neon Genesis
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I have a question about a scene from Doraemon that I don’t quite understand. In an episode aired on May 17, there’s a conversation about a special tool called the “Anywhere Door.” Doraemon mentions that you can see the destination through a peephole, and then Nobita responds by saying,
