Reader’s Question:
I want to watch “Higurashi: When They Cry” on U-NEXT, but there are so many series. What order should I watch them in?
If you’re stepping into the world of “Higurashi: When They Cry,” let me tell you,
Reader’s Question:
I’m trying to remember the name of an anime. There was a scene in a room with traditional Japanese architecture where a family was present, and after defeating an enemy, some kind of virus transferred to one of the family members, leading to a situation where they had to
Reader’s Question:
In “Higurashi When They Cry,” why did Shion not get forgiveness from Oryou and was told to take responsibility, but was easily forgiven when it came to Keiichi? Can someone explain this to me?
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Reader’s Question:
I think the sounds in “Higurashi: When They Cry” were caused by Hanyu, but what was the difference between those who could hear them and those who couldn’t? Was it related to the progression of the Hinamizawa Syndrome? I haven’t watched it in nearly 10 years, so my memory
Reader’s Question:
In the first season of “Higurashi: When They Cry,” what was the syringe that Keiichi tried to entrust to the detective? Was it also an illusion, like the hallucination of the others trying to kill Keiichi?
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Reader’s Question:
I’m thinking about watching the anime Monster. Is it more of a story-driven series, or is it structured like Higurashi: When They Cry, with different arcs?
So, I recently had a friend ask me about the anime “Monster.” They were curious if it was more
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about “Higurashi: When They Cry.” I’ve watched up to episode 21 of the first season, where Shion accidentally falls to her death at the end. However, in an earlier episode from Keiichi’s perspective, he was killed by someone who looked like Shion in the hospital
