Reader’s Question:
I recently started watching Conan for the first time! Can you tell me the order in which I should watch it? I’m not sure when to watch the movies in relation to the anime! It would also be great if you could let me know when to watch the
Reader’s Question:
Are Gundam previews broadcast on TV? I’m recording “Ueda and the Woman Howling Deep at Night/Gundam,” but the previews aren’t being recorded. However, I’ve seen a lot of excitement about the previews online. Am I just failing to record them every time, or are the previews only available online
Reader’s Question:
I’m currently watching Death Note on U-NEXT, and I’m finding it a bit complicated. Up until L’s death, it was pretty straightforward, but after that, it seems to get more complex and I’m starting to lose interest. Is it just me, or does it really get complicated?
Reader’s Question:
What comes to mind when you think of unnecessary prolongation due to popularity? For me, it’s definitely “Champion’s Four-Leaf Clover.” It clearly dragged on into extra time and became a bit of a mess. I can’t stand it!
You know, when I think
Reader’s Question:
I heard that there’s an afterstory for the Detective Conan movie. I used to read the manga in Sunday and watched the anime before, but I’m not currently following the anime. I usually just watch the movies. Is there a way to catch up on missed episodes or streaming
Reader’s Question:
Can you tell me which episode features Vermouth?
You know, sometimes in life, we get so wrapped up in our routines that we forget to enjoy the little things—like a good episode of our favorite detective series. I remember a day not too long ago
Reader’s Question:
In the first part of “Conan: The Tense Tea Party,” there’s a scene early on where Conan says, “No way, no way.” A character named Rikudo Kusuda appears there. Can someone tell me in which episode he first appeared and who he is?
Question from a reader:
Do you think the drama “Caster,” featuring Hiroshi Abe, is interesting?
Recently, I decided to watch the drama “Caster.” Given that Hiroshi Abe is part of the cast, I had high expectations, but I was also curious about how it would actually turn out. To be honest, I was drawn in
Question from a Reader:
Is Hiroshi Abe’s drama “Caster” interesting? I would like to know the content and impressions of those who have watched it.
Recently, I heard impressions from a friend who watched Hiroshi Abe’s drama “Caster.” He said it was “not bad,” and honestly, I found myself agreeing with many of his points.
Question from the Readers:
Are you planning to watch “Caster,” featuring Mei Nagano, today?
Hello! It seems like everyone is buzzing about “Caster,” starring Mei Nagano. I’m quite curious about it, and I’ve actually watched it a few times already! Her acting is, of course, fantastic, but I can’t overlook the powerful performances from
