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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,
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Why is there such a difference in the perception and values of anime between those born in the Showa era and those born in the Heisei era? I understand that it may be due to the content of the anime that was aired during those times, but it seems
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I’ve been thinking that the song from “Aquarion” is really nice, but I’m not sure what the line about loving for 12 million years means. I’m considering watching the anime to understand it better. Will watching it help me figure out that meaning? Also, is “Aquarion” interesting? Please no
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I have a question about Doraemon. If someone dies in the Doraemon universe, can’t they be brought back to life using something like the time cloth? Does death in that world only happen if humanity faces extinction or something similar?
You know,
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I’m still confused about a line from Gundam III “Encounter in Space.” When Degwin Zabi says, “What is Kycillia doing? Hitler was killed by his own people,” what does he mean? 1. Is he asking Kycillia to take decisive action against Gihren to stop his rampage? 2. Or is
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What do you think could be the way to eliminate war in the world of Gundam SEED? If people were to accept each other, how do you think that acceptance would come about? Personally, I believe that unless either the Coordinators or Naturals disappear, or unless one side is
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I remember a line from an anime where someone said something like, “They didn’t really die, they just lost their body.” Does anyone know which anime this is from? I’m pretty sure the character actually died, though.
As a university student majoring in psychology,
