I'm in my experimental sourdough baking arc.

I've always wanted to get Isekai'd... wait, not to Paradis!

L in Adventure Time is... something.

Another weekend Gon by...

I want to watch Naruto slurp up some Studio Ghibli-drawn ramen.

It’s ok if you don’t vibe with eve— wait, what did you say about my favorite anime?!

Hey, protagonists. What’s your perfect filler day? Maybe it’s just getting all of your errands done: finally taking a crack at that mountain of laundry that’s been piling up on the designated chair, restocking groceries for the coming week, and getting those checks in the bank so you can finally use your debit card to check out your Amazon cart. Maybe your perfect filler is getting your driver’s license with Goku and Piccolo , daydreaming and scheming to uncover your sensei’s partially masked f…

I would ask Shenron for a fraction of this talent.

I can't unsee the buff L!

This is to go... further beyond!

I'm literally just a Cell at Work!

Ah, a question as old as time. Who would win in a fight? For many netizens, this particular match boiled down to the insanely overpowered Saitama (One Punch Man) versus Goku. That in itself is a popular fight discussion across the internet. Goku can destroy a universe, his feats affect different dimensions, and he constantly surpasses his own limits. Saitama, however, has no limits. His curse is to never be able to struggle during a fight, and he would just keep growing exponentially to eventua…

There’s no doubt that American and Japanese animation have been in active conversation since their birth. The father of what we know as modern Japanese anime, Osamu Tezuka, was inspired by Disney’s earliest animations. When he created Astro Boy, Tezuka looked to Disney’s doe-eyed, expressive, and exaggerated character designs, as well as Disney’s character-driven story-telling structures. And that was just the start. While Western and Eastern animation have developed their own distinct features…

Not winning? Just yell louder, that outta do the trick.