Reader’s Question:
I’m interested in taking a course on Conan, and I’m wondering if there are any recommended subscription services. I found that DMM TV seems good, but can I watch the past movies on it?
So, here’s the thing: I’ve been diving deep
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I usually binge-watch anime and dramas, but why do streaming services release episodes one at a time? I can understand that traditional broadcasting has time constraints, but I can’t figure out why they do it with online streaming too.
So, here’s
Reader’s Question:
My mom wants to watch an anime called “Friedan” and another one called “The Apothecary Diaries.” Are there any streaming services where we can watch all the episodes for free right now? It would be great if there are options with low monthly fees. Thank you!
Reader’s Question:
I noticed that most of the Doraemon movies on Netflix are set to be removed on March 3rd. Is there a chance they will be available again in the future? I love all the Doraemon movies, so this news is really disappointing for me. As a student, I can’t
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Is it possible to watch old episodes of “Nintama Rantarou”? I have recordings from the time I was watching, but I’m interested in seeing episodes from before 2009. Are there any subscription services where I can watch the entire series?
You know, there’s something
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I’m in urgent need of help! I want to watch anime! What is the best subscription service for that?
So, imagine this: it’s a lazy Sunday afternoon, and I’ve just gotten the kids settled with their own snacks and cartoons. You know that
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about the “Haikyuu: The Battle at the Garbage Dump.” I heard that it will be available for unlimited streaming starting March 3rd, but it seems to be listed under d Anime Store for Prime Video. Are d Anime Store for Prime Video and Prime Video
Reader’s Question:
I’m primarily interested in watching Gundam series and would like recommendations for streaming services. I’m currently using Netflix, but I’ve found that there aren’t as many Gundam titles as I expected. I’m considering trying a different service, as I also want to watch other anime, but my main focus
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Recently, I have been noticing the decline of the Johnny’s talent agency, the downturn of Fuji TV, and the increase in people not paying NHK’s reception fees. It makes me feel that the entire television industry is in decline. Does this indicate the end of the television industry?
Lately, discussions about the television industry have been everywhere. Every time I hear news about the decline of Johnny’s, the fall of Fuji TV, or the increase in NHK’s unpaid reception fees,
