Reader’s Question:
Why do children’s anime and manga often avoid depicting themes of discrimination or realistic situations? Is it related to the current emphasis on diversity? For example, in reality, cats often eat, bully, or catch mice, but in works like Chiikawa, cats and mice are portrayed as equals and friends.
Reader’s Question:
I’m a 30-year-old woman. I love manga and anime, but sometimes when I’m discussing them with others or watching analysis videos on YouTube, I find myself thinking, “But in the end, this is just a fictional story…” It’s hard to explain, but even though it’s a story created by
Reader’s Question:
I’m looking for a great anime to binge-watch before bed so I can sleep well and feel good for work tomorrow. Can anyone recommend their favorite masterpiece?
So, I was scrolling through some comments and saw a question from a reader
Reader’s Question:
I’m feeling overwhelmed and want to escape reality. Is there a way to immerse myself in a 2D world? Should I just hope for a better life in my next existence?
Hey there, friend. I recently stumbled upon a reader’s question that really struck
