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In the world of One Piece, there are fruits that change everything — the so-called Devil Fruits. The most famous of them all is the Gomu Gomu no Mi...
View full detailsIf you flinch at the sound of lightning rather than going on the offensive yourself - then you understand Zenitsu Agatsuma only too well. But behin...
View full detailsKoro-Sensei is arguably the strangest teacher in anime history: a tentacle-equipped, bulletproof being with a moon-shaped face and a grin that can ...
View full detailsIt all started with a barrel. When Monkey D. Luffy was fished out of a wooden barrel in the East Blue, no one knew that this straw hat wearer would...
View full detailsTo catch them all, you first need to know them all. From the classic Poké Ball to the gold-gleaming Luxury Ball to the camouflaged Safari Ball – in...
View full detailsRed or Blue? Since the first Pokémon games on the Game Boy, the choice of starter Pokémon has divided friendships and schoolyards. Bulbasaur fans, ...
View full detailsFour elements, one world, one Avatar. In the animated series Avatar – The Last Airbender, the young Aang bears the burden of reconciling the Fire, ...
View full detailsIn Totoro's forest, there's always something happening – you just have to look closely. A gray belly peeks out from behind leaves, curious eyes bli...
View full detailsIn the world of One Piece, Devil Fruits are coveted treasures – those who eat them gain supernatural powers, but lose the ability to swim forever. ...
View full detailsMonkey D. Luffy had a simple dream: to become the King of the Pirates. His first ship on this journey was the Going Merry – a small caravel ship wi...
View full detailsAnyone who has ever strolled through a narrow Japanese alley knows this special atmosphere: red paper lanterns overhead, small izakaya eateries sid...
View full detailsIt's a nostalgia dream come true for fans of the very first Dragon Ball: the Dragon Ball FiguartsZERO Son Goku and Bulma statue captures one of the...
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