Anime Reading Novels & Stories

Wherever she goes, her acquaintance will bring up a confession of love’s thing. “Debbie! That confession of love on the radio was very romantic.. Really I envy you, huh!" Wolyn is Debbie's otaku friend who is more manic than she is, or senpai—as Debbie calls her. One of the anime comrades that Debbie has. What Wolyn envies is probably because Debbie no longer only likes 2D figures aka the main characters in her reading comics or anime character. They are good friends as fellow big fans of Japanese animation. Debbie could not be as indifferent as the rest of the children who tease her to Wolyn. No matter where she is, there is no safe place for her to be alone right now.

“They’re all so skinny!” “Right? In anime, muscles don’t translate to power. The MC could be the most normal-looking and unassuming person and still beat a roid head into a pulp. In anime, strength comes from things other than body frame; things like Chakra or Reiatsu. Kind of like Neo in the Matrix. It’s also worth noting that the average age of an MCU character is 42.6 while that of an anime character is between high school age and...”

I giddly replied, “I told you, you should’ve read the manga.” “I don’t like spoilers!” “I keep telling you that the manga comes out before the anime!” “Well stop introducing me to shows before I get a chance to read them! I haven’t even gotten a chance to finish reading what’s left of “Hunter X Hunter” before you insisted I watch, “My Hero Academia”!” “Okay. Fair.” I admitted. She did make a fair point. There have been moments when I get too excited about the chance to binge watch anime with Dola, only to later insist that she reads the manga. It’s a bad habit that I’m trying to break. But it’s also a habit that we share/