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I don't think it's real. I haven't come across any reliable sources confirming it.

I'm not sure. It depends on the specific context and source of 'Mem Famous'. Maybe it is, maybe it isn't.

Whoever You Are by Mem Fox is not non-fiction. It's likely a fictional tale with imaginative elements and perhaps a moral or lesson woven in.

One great 'Devil x Reader' anime fanfiction is 'A Devil's Embrace'. It has a really engaging plot where the devil character has a complex personality that draws the reader in. The relationship development between the devil and the reader is well - paced and full of emotional depth.

It's quite faithful. The anime mostly adheres to the manga plot and character developments, with only a few minor differences.

It depends on personal preference. Some people might think the manga is better for its original storytelling and art style. Others might prefer the anime for its animation and voice acting.

The anime of Hunter x Hunter has fallen behind the manga. There are many plot points and character developments in the manga that haven't made it into the anime. This could be due to various production and scheduling reasons.

The plot is crucial. It should have a clear arc. Maybe the devil is on a mission and the reader gets caught up in it. There should be conflict, whether it's internal (the reader's struggle with their feelings for the devil) or external (like other characters trying to keep them apart). And don't forget to end it in a satisfying way, whether it's a happy ending or a bittersweet one.

Love and romance are also common themes. The reader can get involved in romantic relationships with the characters from the 'Gamers' anime. It could be a sweet first - love kind of story or a more complex love affair. Additionally, self - discovery is a theme. Through the interactions with the anime characters in the fanfic, the reader might discover new things about themselves, like their own gaming skills or their ability to handle different social situations in the context of the anime's world.

Definitely. The manga of Hunter x Hunter continues the story further than what was shown in the anime. It offers more depth and additional plot points that anime viewers might miss out on.