Reader’s Question:
I was wondering about the story of Heidi, the Girl of the Alps. Does it have a happy ending?
Oh man, have you ever dived into the world of “Heidi, the Girl of the Alps”? It’s one of those stories that
Reader’s Question:
Who is the overwhelmingly strong horse girl that Yamamin Zephyr saw in her childhood during the Mile race?
You know, there are moments in life that stick with you, like a catchy tune you can’t shake off. I recently stumbled
Reader’s Question:
I’m trying to remember a quote from Takami Morofushi in the Detective Conan episode “The Phantom of the One-Eyed.” It was during a scene where he was meeting with Mikuriya in prison. If anyone knows what he said, I would really appreciate your help!
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about a scene from Doraemon that I don’t quite understand. In an episode aired on May 17, there’s a conversation about a special tool called the “Anywhere Door.” Doraemon mentions that you can see the destination through a peephole, and then Nobita responds by saying,
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about the anime “Jigokuroku.” I watched the first episode, and it seems that the main character is unhappy with his life with his wife (which is actually a lie) and takes on a job to end their marriage, leading to his certain execution. 1. Who
Reader’s Question:
Is there a risk of losing out by admitting mistakes and apologizing? Recently, I saw that Fuwa-chan was sidelined by the media after acknowledging her error. On the other hand, it seems like people like Einshutain’s Inada, Nagano Mei, and Tanaka Kei are sticking to their lies without admitting their mistakes. It’s often said that “lies will eventually be
Reader’s Question:
What does the scene in the end credits of “Porco Rosso,” which features a sketch-like animation, signify?
You know, there’s something truly enchanting about the end credits of “Porco Rosso.” I remember the first time I watched it, I was completely drawn
Question from a Reader:
Is there a chance that sincerely reflecting on one’s actions and apologizing could backfire? For instance, while Fuwachan faced backlash from the media after her apology, other figures like Inada from Einstein, Mei Nagano, and Kei Tanaka continue their careers despite sticking to their lies. Although it’s said that lies will eventually be exposed, could it be
Question from the audience:
Do people who criticize celebrities enjoy the misfortunes of others?
Recently, I was discussing the criticism of celebrities with a friend. They said, “Why are they criticized so much?” which got me thinking. It’s true that when you see criticism and slander online, it can feel
Reader’s Question:
Why is there no pharmacist’s commentary today?
Ah, the curious case of the missing pharmacist’s commentary! It seems to have sparked quite a bit of chatter among viewers. I can’t help but chuckle when I think about how we, as human beings, often find ourselves
