🎌 Anime, Manga and Comics

Did Attack on Titan's ending completely betray its story, or were critics just overreacting?

How do you actually prioritize your weekly pull list for manga and comics without burning out?

Does buying premium, collector-grade figures make you part of the problem, or just a passionate fan?

Does anyone else find collecting manga way more addictive than comics?

Are you giving up on English dubs for AI-translated releases?

Does One Piece really deserve its legendary status, or is it just Stockholm syndrome for long-time fans?

Is reading the manga alongside a bad anime adaptation worth the time?

Which manga panel hit you harder than any comic book page ever could?

Does anyone else feel like modern anime is losing its creative edge compared to the 90s?

Is collecting physical manga worth the money or should you just read online?

Does anyone else feel like classic manga pacing makes modern action series feel rushed?

Would you ever recommend a beginner start with a controversial anime like Attack on Titan?

Crunchyroll vs Netflix for anime — which gives you more bang for your buck?

Has the cost of limited edition comic variants finally turned you off collecting?

Are you buying fewer anime figures now that resin prices have skyrocketed?

How do you keep up with both weekly manga releases and ongoing comic series?

Has the used manga market become too inflated for your budget this year?

Would you switch from weekly comic book issues to waiting for the collected edition?

Biggest mistake when starting a manga collection for hype series?

Are you worried about out-of-print volumes costing three times retail now?