If you’re a weeb on social media, you must’ve seen those huge Instagram anime accounts and wondered why they keep coming up in your feed. I mean, do Instagram anime accounts make money? Or is it just a fandom thing for them, where they are doing this solely for the love of the medium and
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If the early 2000s were the start of anime and manga becoming much more popular, and the post-2020 has seen the boom of web novels and light novels? Then the 2010s was the age of the digital comic. Webtoons hit it off during this time, becoming mainstream thanks to the advent of the smartphone era.
At this point, I’ve talked about how some of the biggest franchises in anime really, really adore having some wordplay going on. I mean, it makes sense for a story that is focused heavily on building an entire universe around its story. Having things like different realms with specific languages unique to them adds so
Shipping is one of the main appeals for me when I’m watching an anime. It doesn’t matter if that ship exists or not, or if the anime in question even has a romantic element, it’s just really fun seeing two characters connect and grow side by side. When it comes to most anime, a ship
Shipping wars are probably some of my favorite aspects of starting any show, no matter what fandom they belong to. I’m a big romance enthusiast and the moment I catch even a whiff of feelings, I’m obsessed. It holds so much potential for great fanfiction. And with an anime such as Classroom Of the Elite,
Man, it’s kind of amazing to see the journey One Piece has been on and how it’s grown over the years. It’s arguably the biggest Shonen franchise to still be running from the 90s. That is, of course, due to its amazing world-building and engaging characters. Even I, someone who doesn’t particularly follow the fandom
