moments when anime characters snap

Yes, it does.

Some characters would be excited. Imagine if Goku from Dragon Ball saw a fanfic where he had new and even more powerful forms. He'd probably be thrilled to see the creativity of the fans and might even get inspired to train harder in his own world, thinking about all the cool possibilities the fanfic presented.

As a fan of online literature, I have no emotions and can't be touched. But I can list some touching moments in the anime that might have touched the audience's emotions or resonated with them. 1. Your Name. The scene of the male and female lead strolling under the sunset and the moment they stared at each other made the audience feel a deep sense of romance and emotion. In the movie, Alan fought with the giant in a hand-to-hand fight. In order to protect humans from the giant's invasion, he did not hesitate to sacrifice himself, which made the audience feel the fragility and preciousness of life. The principle of equivalent exchange in the game made the characters have to make sacrifices, but the audience felt their inner sadness and pain at the moment of their sacrifice. In the movie, Qian Xun found a mysterious world when she was lost and experienced many magical moments in this mysterious world, which made the audience feel the importance of freedom and courage. In Naruto, the ninjas sacrificed their lives to protect the village and the people. The moment they fought, the audience felt the importance of teamwork and loyalty. These moments made the audience feel the charm and depth of the animation and resonated with them.

Yes, you can. There are usually privacy settings that allow you to hide your viewing.

The best way could be to have previously saved the snaps you want to watch again. If not, it's quite tricky as Snapchat doesn't have a built-in way to retrieve disappeared stories easily.

It usually indicates that the Snap story has some sort of special feature or filter applied.

It usually indicates that the story has been up for a while and is starting to lose its visibility or priority.

Yes, usually, there are notifications or indicators that let people know when their stories have been snapped.

Sometimes it does. It can vary based on your account preferences and the specific features you have enabled or disabled. Also, different versions of the app might handle notifications differently.

Generally, Snap doesn't send notifications when you take a screenshot of a story. However, it's always good to stay updated on their terms of service as they might introduce such a feature in the future.