🎌 Anime, Manga and Comics

Are weekly manga chapters killin' the planet when you could just wait for a collected volume?

Do you actually enjoy One Piece, or are you just afraid to admit it's too long?

One Punch Man vs Mob Psycho 100 — which anime does overpowered better?

Are eco-friendly manga publishers making you switch from physical to digital?

Are mainstream shonen series like *My Hero Academia* intellectually bankrupt, or just easy scapegoats?

Is My Hero Academia actually overrated or is the hate just loud?

Have you stopped collecting physical graphic novels due to supply chain delays?

Does loving a mainstream shonen like *One Piece* mean you don't have real taste in comics?

Is Hunter x Hunter still worth starting in 2026 with the long hiatus and unfinished story

Are manga purists who refuse digital releases actually gatekeeping a dying medium?

How do you budget for anime merch without going broke?

With rising manga prices, are you switching to digital-only collections?

Do hardcore manga readers look down on anime-only fans too much?

Is One Piece the only shonen that’s never had a bad arc?

Would you switch from watching dubs to subs if the voice acting got good enough?

How do you keep up with three different ongoing anime and comics without going broke?

Is AI manga coloring ruining the art, or is it just better value?

What's your take on buying digital vs physical comics for a tight budget?

Does a comic's art style matter more than writing quality, or are we just pretending?

Would you ever admit One Piece is too long for its own good?