Not going to lie here that My Hero Academia’s second movie, Heroes Rising is jam-packed with so many scenes. It’s something that I already expect for an anime movie like this. But somehow, seeing the movie got me thinking about all the assumption I had when it comes to putting as many action scenes as I can in my novel.
How does my anime preference change over the years after being an anime fan for as long as I can remember? Does it remain the same? Or does it change over the years? Here’s what I observe when it comes to my anime preference over the years.
I won’t deny that I enjoy reading Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei and Kakushigoto manga. But after reading both of them, I realize that I tend to favor one of them more than the other one. If you’re thinking of giving any of them a try, here’s my take on which manga you should have a look at first.
You can pretty much gain tons of life lessons by watching these characters’ rapid growth. But out of many life lessons from the characters in Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken, I find that Maam’s situation is something that we all can relate to.
With so many anime coming out this spring, which anime that you should give it a go? If you have no idea which anime you should be watching, then take a look at the Spring 2021 anime I’m watching right now plus which manga I’m planning to add to my reading list.
Whether you’re new to the anime community or a seasoned anime fan, you probably heard about the 3-episode rule at one point. Here’s all you need to know about the 3-episode rule and should you even consider using it.
I'm an author who writes thriller and suspense light novels. But when I'm not writing a book, I love to blog about books that I enjoy reading. Some of these books also become the inspiration for my novel as well.
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