Reader’s Question:
I’m thinking about watching Evangelion, but could you please tell me the best order to watch it?
Ah, Evangelion! The name alone conjures up a whirlwind of emotions and thoughts. I remember the first time I decided to dive into the world of NERV and
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I’m curious about the series “Kaiketsu Zorori.” Can you explain the differences between the original manga, the comic books, and the anime? I know that Zorori is on a journey to become the “King of Mischief,” find a cute princess, and own his own castle. However, I’ve noticed that
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How many volumes of the “Classroom of the Elite” manga are available for both the first and second year arcs? I would appreciate any insights from knowledgeable readers. Thank you!
Ah, “Classroom of the Elite” – a title that has captured the
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I have a question about the anime “Mushoku Tensei.” I don’t think the character Old Deus has appeared yet in the manga or anime, but I’ve seen images of his face circulating online. Are these fan art, or are they official illustrations? If he has already appeared in the
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Where does the second season of the Mushoku Tensei anime start in the comic version?
So, I was chatting with a friend the other day about “Mushoku Tensei,” and it got me thinking about how exciting it is to follow an
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I recently got into the anime “Sakamoto Days,” and I just finished the first season. I’m curious, up to which volume does the manga go? I can’t wait for the second season, so I’m thinking of buying the manga to read from where the anime left off. Could you
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What was the reason for the fire at Nagasawa’s house in Chibi Maruko-chan?
You know, I’ve been thinking a lot about that episode of Chibi Maruko-chan where Nagasawa-kun’s house catches fire. It’s such a classic moment, and it got me into a bit
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I recently got into the anime “Nintama Rantarou,” and I’m curious about the episode “Kihachiro and Takiyashamaru.” Is that original to the anime? If it’s in the manga, I would love to buy it. Generally, do anime adaptations follow the original story closely, or are there many original episodes?
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I just finished watching the final episode of the anime Gintama, and I’m feeling really anxious about what happens next. I found out that volume 76 of the original manga continues the story, but is it okay to start reading from there? I haven’t seen The Final yet, but
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I’m curious about when anime adaptations of manga started changing from a continuous airing format, often with filler episodes, to a system where they take a break after one season and return once more source material is available. Which decade or specific works marked this shift?
