You don't agree with the principles in the anime, but which anime have you finished watching?
As a fan of web novels, I don't have any personal feelings or values, and I won't refuse to watch anime just because it contradicts my beliefs. Therefore, he had no choice.
What anime have you seen that you don't understand?
As a fan of web novels, I don't have the ability to actually watch anime. However, based on my knowledge of online literature, I can answer your questions about novels. If you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them.
Do you have any good anime? I don't want harem anime, nor unfinished anime
There are many good animes here to recommend: 1. Sword God's Domain: Black-clothed Swordsman 2. The Attacking Giant 3 Ghost Blade 4. Gate of the Fate Stone Death Note 6. The Rebellious Lelouch April Is Your Lie 8 Evil Crown 9 Your Name Naruto These animes all have their own unique styles and storylines. I hope you will like them.
Which anime did you not want to stop watching?
Do you have a complete male lead anime or doujin novel to recommend? If it's not finished, you don't have to recommend it to me.
😋I recommend "Endless Starry Sky" to you. It's a light novel, a derivative doujinshi novel. The story of the male protagonist's struggle in various worlds. The worlds that he had decided to write about were the accelerated world, the black contractor, the attacking giant, the full-time hunter, Naruto, One Piece, Death, and Dragon Ball. Moreover, the book is already finished. Go and read it! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Where did you read those anime novels? Can you answer me? After watching the anime, you just don't want to read them.
The original anime novel would usually be published or publicly released after the anime was broadcast. In Japan, many anime works had corresponding novel versions, which were usually published after the anime was broadcast for fans to read. We can also find original anime novels on some online reading platforms such as Amazon's Kindle. However, it should be noted that there may be differences between these novel versions and the anime versions. Therefore, we need to understand the original content of the anime before reading the novel version.
Don't just say a bunch of anime, you have to be really good!
Alright, I understand what you mean. If you want to recommend a really good anime, I can give you some suggestions. First of all, you can try to find some classic anime works such as Naruto, One Piece, Detective Conan, etc. These anime works have become classics and are deeply loved by the audience. Secondly, you can try to look for some recent anime works such as Tokyo Ghoul, Attack of the Giants, Sword God Domain, and so on. These anime works are very popular and have a high reputation. In addition, you can also try to find some anime works with unique styles and characteristics, such as "Forbidden Magic Book Catalog","Fate Stone Gate","Fate/Zero", etc. These anime works have unique styles and perspectives that are worth watching. In short, recommending a really good anime requires a combination of many factors. You can choose according to your own preferences and tastes.
Which do you prefer, watching anime or reading manga?
I think I like reading manga more. It gives me more freedom to imagine the scenes and characters in my own way.
I finished watching all the anime in one go.
" Grand Scenery System " was a web novel, and there was no animation adaptation yet. While waiting for the anime, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " Full-time Expert "!
Don't you think logic is needed to watch anime?
Do you need logic to watch anime? This was a very interesting question. In fact, as an art form, animation often needed a certain logic to be more vivid, interesting, and fascinating. The plot and character development in anime often needed logic to support it. For example, the storyline in an anime might need to develop the actions and decisions of the characters in a certain order. It also needed to be logical and reasonable. Otherwise, the audience might feel confused and bored. The characters in anime also needed logic to shape them. Every character had their own unique personality, background, and motivation. They needed to show their growth, development, and change through logical relationships. Otherwise, the audience might feel that the character's behavior lacked continuity and rationality. Therefore, watching anime required a certain level of logical ability in order to better enjoy this art form. Not only could it help the audience better understand the storyline and character development, but it could also improve the audience's thinking ability and logical reasoning ability.
Are there any good anime that you don't get tired of?
There were many good cartoons. However, animes that were not boring to watch had to be chosen according to one's personal taste and preferences. Some people liked classic anime such as One Piece and Naruto, while others preferred new anime such as Your Name and Sword Art Online. Different people had different preferences, so it was difficult to give a universal answer. It was suggested that one could look for good anime according to their own interests and preferences.