Reader’s Question:
Does Trafalgar Law’s tattoo in One Piece change between the Sabaody Archipelago arc and the two-year timeskip?
When discussing the intricacies of a character’s design in anime, especially one as nuanced as Trafalgar D. Water Law from the immensely popular series “One Piece,”
Reader’s Question:
I just watched an episode of the anime “Kusuriya no Hitorigoto,” and I saw that Roulan was shot and fell off a cliff. Did she die? However, there was a conversation afterward between someone from Jin’s group saying something like, “That girl is still alive.” So, is she actually
Reader’s Question:
I find it difficult to enjoy anime that only features female characters with large breasts and deep cleavage. While I often find the anime itself interesting and enjoyable, I can’t help but feel uncomfortable at times. I personally prefer smaller sizes, and it makes me feel like the characters
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been feeling confused about the strong presence of some Black individuals in discussions lately. I used to feel sympathy for Black people after watching videos about discrimination against them. However, I’ve noticed that some people are posting fan art of anime characters as Black or immediately labeling tanned
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that in the past, the show Sazae-san used to feature military marches, but I wonder why they don’t play them anymore. Since it’s a Japanese military song, I think it should be fine to include it. What changed?
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Reader’s Question:
Is it true that the anime “I’m Leveling Up My Life” is based on a Korean original?
So, let’s dive into a topic that’s been buzzing in the anime community lately—whether the anime “I’m Leveling Up My Life” is actually based
