Reader’s Question:
I’ve noticed that people often say “Go, Pikachu!” in Pokémon. But isn’t Pikachu just the name of the species? It feels a bit odd, like if I were to say “Go, dog!” to my pet dog in real life. Isn’t that strange?
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Reader’s Question:
I’m looking for a specific episode from the original Pokémon anime. In this episode, Misty is being pursued by someone who has feelings for her, and there’s a battle between that person and Ash. I think it was a two-part episode. I also have a vague memory of a
Reader’s Question:
Can you recommend some anime series that share a common title but have multiple series, like Yu-Gi-Oh, Duel Masters, and Gundam? The more, the better!
You know, there’s something incredibly fascinating about anime series that have spawned multiple iterations. It’s like diving into a
Reader’s Question:
Is the voice of the opponent in those Pokémon videos where they seem to be getting beaten really from the actual person, or is it just a voiceover?
So, I came across this intriguing question the other day about those Pokémon videos where
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard a rumor that Nanjamo might be married, and I’m curious about where this idea comes from. Is there any evidence or source that supports this theory?
So, I came across this intriguing question about Nanjamo possibly being married, and honestly, it made
Reader’s Question:
Can you tell me which episodes of the Pokémon anime feature Professor Elm?
Ah, Pokémon! It takes me back to those lazy afternoons when I’d plop down in front of the TV, a bowl of snacks in hand, ready for
Question from a reader:
Is it true that Aiko-sama was called “like Yadon” by a kindergarten child? I couldn’t find any information from the children, so is the source from somewhere else?
Recently, the story that Aiko-sama was called “like Yadon” by a kindergarten child has become quite a topic of discussion. When I
Question from a Reader:
Is it true that Aiko-sama was told she looks like “Yadon” by preschoolers? I couldn’t find any information from the children, so where did this story come from?
Recently, a story has emerged about Aiko-sama being called “Yadon-like” by preschoolers, and it has been quite the topic of conversation. When I first heard it,
