Reader’s Question:
Where can I watch last year’s Doraemon birthday special and New Year’s Eve special? I’m especially interested in the ones set in ancient Greece and Spain. Will they be available on DVD or streaming if I wait?
Hey there, fellow anime lovers! If you’re
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I started watching Osomatsu-san about a month ago, and I came across a scene where the sextuplets are predicting which horse will win, and it eventually escalates into a fight, ending with one of them getting stuck naked on the ceiling. I think it might be the episode called
Reader’s Question:
When I’m watching Abema on my computer with a free account, can I watch in 1080p if my internet connection is good? I’m especially curious about this for anime.
Hey there, fellow anime lovers! So, I recently stumbled
Reader’s Question:
Is the Cardcaptor Sakura movie currently unavailable on any streaming services?
Hey there, fellow anime aficionados! Today, I want to dive into a topic that’s been floating around the anime community lately: the elusive Cardcaptor Sakura movie. If you’re like me—someone who
Reader’s Question:
I’m looking for a subscription service that offers a lot of anime. Can you recommend one?
Ah, anime—the magical world where you can dive into epic battles, heartwarming friendships, and the occasional slice of life that makes you question your entire existence. If you’re
Reader’s Question:
I want to watch “Higurashi: When They Cry” on U-NEXT, but there are so many series. What order should I watch them in?
If you’re stepping into the world of “Higurashi: When They Cry,” let me tell you,
Reader’s Question:
I wanted to watch “Kaguya-sama: Love Is War” on AbemaTV, but it seems like most of the episodes are no longer available, even though a few are still there. Can anyone explain why this is happening?
Reader’s Question:
I’m sorry, but I have a question about a Pokémon special that aired on TV Tokyo over 25 years ago, probably around the end of 2000. I remember there was an anime segment featuring a heroine from the Crystal version, but neither Ash nor Pikachu were present. I think
Reader’s Question:
I’m watching “Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku” on Amazon Prime, but I can’t find episodes beyond episode 4. Are there only four episodes available?
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Reader’s Question:
I’m trying to watch Japanese anime while I’m overseas, but I can’t access it because of different internet restrictions. Is there a way to watch it without using a VPN? If anyone knows, I would really appreciate your help!
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