Reader’s Question:
Why are the main characters in popular anime like Chibi Maruko-chan and Doraemon portrayed as silly or foolish? It seems like there aren’t any smart protagonists in these national favorites, right?
Anime has this unique charm that pulls you in—it’s vibrant,
Reader’s Question:
I missed the ending of Chibi Maruko-chan yesterday. Can you tell me what happened with Fujiki-kun’s pen pal correspondence?
Hey there! So, I was catching up on Chibi Maruko-chan yesterday, and I stumbled upon this hilarious and slightly chaotic moment involving Fujiki-kun and
Reader’s Question:
What is the real reason why Yumiko and Ebisu-kun from Chibi Maruko-chan are no longer featured? It doesn’t seem to be because the people they were based on committed suicide or were arrested…
As a fan of Chibi Maruko-chan,
Reader’s Question:
When did Tsutomu Kashiwakura change his musical direction? I remember his voice in “Galkiba” had that troubled vibe, but he used to be known for his beautiful boy image. Why do you think he has started to include more characters like Anzelmo and others that are different from his
Reader’s Question:
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
Reader’s Question:
Ever since Momoko Sakura passed away, every time I watch “Chibi Maruko-chan,” I can’t help but think, “Maruko is going to die at 53…” Is this correct?
I recently came across a question that really struck a chord with me: the reader expressed
Reader’s Question:
Do people who say they dislike anime with poor animation also criticize shows like Sazae-san or Chibi Maruko-chan?
You know, it’s funny how we often judge things based on our own expectations and experiences. Recently, I stumbled upon a question that sparked my curiosity:
Reader’s Question:
What caused the fire at Nagasawa’s house in Chibi Maruko-chan?
I recently came across a curious inquiry about the fire at Nagasawa’s house in Chibi Maruko-chan. It’s fascinating how fictional events can stir up genuine curiosity and concern. As a psychology student, I
