Reader’s Question:
I’m new to the Nintama community and have developed a liking for it through the theater. I’ve gained some understanding of the characters through fan works and the anime. I’m thinking of creating a Twitter account dedicated to Nintama, but I want to know if there are any specific
Question from Readers:
What do you think is the psychology behind people who continue to defame Matsumoto Hitoshi and Nakai Masahiro?
Recently, the defamation directed at Matsumoto Hitoshi and Nakai Masahiro has become a hot topic. I’ve discussed this with friends, and I couldn’t help but resonate with his opinion. He mentioned, “Those who engage in
Question from a reader:
I’ve heard that Uemura Kenshin has been arrested. Was the group he was part of popular?
Recently, the news broke that Uemura Kenshin has been arrested. It appears that the group he was a part of was quite popular. Especially on TikTok, they ranked first among male artists in Japan
Reader’s Question:
I feel a bit embarrassed calling characters by their first names, so I usually stick to their last names. However, when discussing characters with siblings on social media, their last names often overlap, which makes it confusing. Sometimes I think using their full names sounds too formal, and adding
Question from a reader:
Is it true that Oomori Motoki-kun admired Johnny’s Entertainment? I saw an article saying he sent a resume to Johnny’s, but there isn’t much detailed information, and I’m curious. If anyone knows, please let me know!
Hello! Recently, I was surprised to hear that Oomori Motoki-kun admired Johnny’s Entertainment. As
Question from Readers:
Suzuki Fuku-kun tweeted “Rest in peace, Tsubakuro,” but Tsubakuro is still alive, right? Is this a joke? I don’t know much about Tsubakuro’s character, so I would appreciate it if you could tell me about it.
Recently, Suzuki Fuku-kun’s tweet “Rest in peace, Tsubakuro” has caused quite a stir. Many people are curious
Question from a reader:
I saw someone who defamed Hori Chiemi say they were a fan at one point. Why did that person become an anti-fan? I’m the type who doesn’t want to see the name of someone I dislike, so I can’t quite understand that mentality. If they go to see her every day, does that mean they were still a fan?
While chatting with friends, Hori Chiemi came up in conversation. It’s quite a strange phenomenon when someone who was once a
Reader’s Question:
I saw someone who defamed Chiemi Hori saying they were a “fan,” but I wonder why they became an anti-fan. Personally, I’m the type of person who doesn’t even want to see the name of someone I dislike, so I can’t understand that psychology. If they check daily, does that mean they were indeed a fan?
Recently, I came across discussions about Chiemi Hori, which made me reflect on some things. I was honestly surprised to see people who defamed
