#anime, manga and comics

Is 'Death Note' actually overrated, or is it just one of the few animes normies can stomach?

Are dubbed anime fans ruining the medium by refusing subtitles, or are purists just gatekeeping?

Would you ever drop a long-running series for a fresh webcomic?

Has the quality of new superhero comics dipped due to faster release schedules?

With AI rewriting classic manga, are scanlations dying off?

Is Hunter x Hunter still worth getting into in 2026 or is it too old now?

Has AI art in anime ruined the appeal of hand-drawn shows for you?

With older series getting expensive remasters, are you still collecting them?

Are long-running anime like “One Piece” just padded filler not worth your time?

Would My Hero Academia be forgotten if it didn't have flashy animation?

Does the rising cost of limited edition anime figures still feel worth it?

Subbed vs. Dubbed: Are anime purists just elitist snobs?

Would you switch from weekly manga chapters to binge-reading completed series?

Are resale value dips in graded comics making you reconsider slab purchases?

Are classic '90s animes overrated, or do modern fans just have bad taste?

Does anyone else think comic book art peaked in the 90s or am I wrong?

Should we admit that most Marvel and DC movies are just expensive fan service with no real depth?

Does “Naruto” have genuinely good fight choreography, or do fans just forgive it for nostalgia’s sake?

Would you switch from weekly manga reading to bingeing full arcs at once?

Is a character like Goku or Naruto genuinely well-written, or is their popularity just clever marketing hype?