Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Steins;Gate. I’m thinking of watching the anime, but I’m not sure in what order to watch it. What is the best order to watch it in?
So, I’ve been diving deep into the world of anime lately, and one
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Steins;Gate. I’m thinking of watching the anime, but I’m not sure about the order in which to watch it. What is the best order to watch it?
So, you’re thinking about diving into the world of Steins;Gate? That’s awesome!
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been time traveling since 1990. I bought Jump at 7-Eleven, but this week, there was no Dinosaur Chronicles or the biography of Kumagusu Minakata. Is it on hiatus?
You know, I’ve always had a fascination with time travel. I mean, who
Reader’s Question:
I’ve been time-leaping since 1990. I bought Jump at 7-Eleven, but this week, there was no Dinosaur Chronicles or Nankai Kumagusu. Is it on hiatus?
You know, I had a pretty funny moment the other day that got me reminiscing about my own comic adventures.
Reader’s Question:
I’m looking for a specific Doraemon movie, but I only have a faint memory of it. It was quite an old film, and I think it was around three hours long. I remember it involved traveling through different time periods and changing the past. I also recall a line
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Doraemon. If someone dies in the Doraemon universe, can’t they be brought back to life using something like the time cloth? Does death in that world only happen if humanity faces extinction or something similar?
You know,
Reader’s Question:
In Steins;Gate, when Okabe tries to save Kurisu and fails the first time, why isn’t there a version of him from the future who comes back to the past for the second attempt? I understand how it works with the time leap machine, but since he’s physically going back
Reader’s Question:
I’m in a bit of a bind and need help. I’m currently playing the original Steins Gate, and I just reached a point where Okabe and Suzuha time travel to 1975, and it ended badly. Up until now, there haven’t been any real choices; I was just following the
Reader’s Question:
Is it okay to play the original Steins Gate and then watch Steins Gate Zero? I’ve already watched the original anime twice, but I haven’t seen Zero yet.
Hey there! So, I recently got asked if it’s okay to dive into
Reader’s Question:
At what episode does Steins;Gate start to get interesting?
As a fan of intricate narratives, I often find myself diving deep into discussions about anime. The question posed by our reader about when Steins;Gate becomes interesting is particularly engaging for me.
