🎌 Anime, Manga and Comics

Should you stop watching an anime after the first season if the animation quality drops, or are you just a spoiled fan who doesn't appreciate the story?

Would you ever pay for a Crunchyroll subscription just for its manga library?

Would you ever skip the manga and just watch the anime adaptation instead?

Can you still build a manga collection on a budget in 2025?

Are you still buying physical manga with paper costs rising in 2025?

Is AI manga translation ruining the original art form for you?

Was the Berserk anime adaptation a betrayal of the manga's legacy?

Is Demon Slayer overhyped because of Ufotable’s animation, or does it deserve the praise?

Is it okay to skip classic anime and only watch modern shows?

Is the original Japanese version always superior, or is the dub actually better this time?

Has AI art making you rethink which creators you support?

Is One Piece's length a lazy excuse for fans to gatekeep, or is it genuinely unmatched storytelling?

Do you really need to buy the collector’s edition box set, or is the standard paperback just as good for half the price?

Is reading the source material really worth it, or am I just wasting time?

After the latest licensing crackdowns, is the scanlation era actually over?

Does the anime industry greenlight too much filler because it’s cheaper than quality writing?

Is getting a limited edition anime box set actually worth the extra cost for the packaging and art book?

Is "style over substance" the best thing to happen to modern anime?

Has the price of physical volumes made you switch to digital-only?

Does anyone else find modern shonen power scaling totally broken now?