Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Steins;Gate. I’m curious about the SG world line. If Okabe saves Kurisu, wouldn’t the first Okabe still send the email and end up in the Alpha world line? Wouldn’t that mean the future where he gets caught by CERN and a dystopia occurs wouldn’t
Reader’s Question:
Don’t you think it should have been Kurisu Makise who traveled to the past in Steins;Gate? Since Okabe has the Reading Steiner, he can understand the situation without going back, so I thought they could work together. But wait, if Kurisu travels to the past and changes the world
Reader’s Question:
Is “Erased” a complete series with 8 volumes or 9? The 8th volume has a clear indication that it’s the conclusion, but I’m curious about the 9th volume. Is it more like a side story or something? Please let me know without any spoilers, as I haven’t read it
Reader’s Question:
I’m having trouble remembering the title of an anime. It’s about a girl who rides in a white space and travels to the future. It seems like she keeps disappearing and getting back on a bus at the end of each story. I think there was also a romantic
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,
