Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that it’s embarrassing if you can’t name at least one or two favorite anime these days. Is that true? I’m not very familiar with anime, but would it be okay if I said something like Doraemon?
You know, I recently stumbled
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been told that it’s embarrassing if I can’t name at least one or two favorite anime. Is that true? I’m not very familiar with anime, but would it be okay if I said something like Doraemon?
I recently stumbled upon
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Is Doraemon the best manga for getting smarter?
You know, whenever I think about the world of manga, I can’t help but reflect on my own experiences diving into these colorful stories. It’s amazing how certain titles can stick with you, almost
Reader’s Question:
How many take-copters are there in Doraemon’s fourth-dimensional pocket? Also, does the spare pocket contain another spare pocket?
You know, I was just reminiscing about my childhood days spent watching Doraemon, and it got me thinking about all those quirky gadgets that made
Reader’s Question:
Will characters from Doraemon movies, like Myroclea Palchai from this year’s film, ever appear again?
Ah, the wonderful world of Doraemon! It’s always a delight to dive into the universe crafted by Fujiko F. Fujio. Now, the question of whether characters like Myroclea
Reader’s Question:
I’m curious about the episode of Doraemon where they use “Baibain.” Why did they choose to use Baibain for that situation? Wouldn’t it have been better to use the Fueru Mirra to multiply the kuri manju instead? Just a thought!
Hey there! So,
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about a scene from Doraemon that I don’t quite understand. In an episode aired on May 17, there’s a conversation about a special tool called the “Anywhere Door.” Doraemon mentions that you can see the destination through a peephole, and then Nobita responds by saying,
Reader’s Question:
I’m in a bit of a panic here. In the episode of “Doraemon” where Nobita is in the Tin Labyrinth, I remember Doraemon saying something like, “We were helped by Santa again,” when Gian and Suneo returned from the Tin Kingdom. I’m confused about the “again” part. I thought
Reader’s Question:
Is there anyone who can sing the opening theme song from the 1972 Nippon Television version of Doraemon, even just one chorus?
It’s funny how a simple question about a childhood song can ignite a wave of nostalgia and bring people together. I
Reader’s Question:
Can ChatGPT create existing characters, like Doraemon, for example?
You know, it’s always fascinating to dive into the world of creativity and legality, especially when it comes to beloved characters like Doraemon. Recently, I found myself in a conversation with friends about
