Reader’s Question:
Who is the comedian behind the “Ehhho Ehhho” joke? I think it has something to do with the lyrics about Anpanman being made of red bean paste.
Hey there, fellow travelers and anime enthusiasts! Today, I’m diving into a quirky piece of
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Anpanman. I’ve recently started getting into Anpanman, but I’m not sure where to begin. Is there no specific season one or season two for it? I have a subscription to U-NEXT, but it seems like I can only watch from episode 45 onwards. Considering
Reader’s Question:
Why do long-running anime series have so many regular characters? For example, in Crayon Shin-chan, there are the Nohara family, friends from kindergarten, and staff members. In Anpanman, there are the members of the bakery, bread characters, and various villains.
Ah,
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I vaguely remember an episode of Anpanman that I saw a long time ago, but I can’t recall the title. If anyone knows which episode I’m talking about, could you please help me? Here are some details I remember: – Everyone is getting sick. – Flowers or grass are
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What a shocking development in this morning’s episode of Anpan! I never expected the old lady to be killed, and just when I thought Rin was going to seek revenge, it turned out to be a plan that had been in motion for years. What do you all think?
I was completely taken
Planning a trip to Japan can be an exhilarating experience, especially when it involves three generations of family. This summer, you’re gearing up for a fun adventure with your grandchild, who is
Reader’s Question:
If Norimaki Arale from Dr. Slump and Dandan from Anpanman were to fight, who do you think would win?
So, I was scrolling through some anime forums the other day, and I stumbled upon this intriguing question: if Norimaki Arale from Dr. Slump
Reader’s Question:
Is the character Kuroi-sensei from Anpanman modeled after Baikinman? It seems like he will take on a villainous role for the time being, and the name Kuroi also gives the impression that it’s a play on words, right?
You know, I’ve been
Reader’s Question:
Before Anpanman was adapted into an anime in 1988, what was its status among children’s books? Was it considered a must-have in households with children, like a king of children’s literature?
Ah, Anpanman! Just the mention of that iconic character brings back
Reader’s Question:
What did you all think of this week’s Anpan? Personally, I feel that they didn’t need to force it into a young adult theme. Even after seven years, the characters seem to have a much lower emotional maturity than expected.
There have been various opinions flying around about last week’s Anpan. Reading the comments
