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AraAraMagazine @porupomag agregó una foto in Gacha
2025-12-05 04:52:58 · Translate

From Anime to Mobile: The Best Gacha Games Based on Series

The Gacha genre (named after the Japanese Gashapon vending machines) and anime have a perfect symbiotic relationship. For studios, it's a gold mine that capitalizes on brand loyalty; for fans, it's a way to follow the story of their favorite characters, collect alternate versions, and participate in the series' universe. Here, we highlight five Gacha games that have not only been commercial...

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2025-11-14 20:55:50 · Translate

From Game to Anime: 5 Adaptations That Surpassed the Original Video Game

The “curse of video game adaptations” is a real phenomenon. For decades, most anime based on video games were, at best, 20‑minute commercials and, at worst, rushed adaptations that stripped away everything that made the original great. But that has changed. In the modern era of streaming, creators have had the freedom to take the lore and world of a video game and build something...

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AraAraMagazine @porupomag agregó una foto in Culture
2025-12-07 01:55:22 · Translate

Ranking of the Longest Anime in History: Is One Piece Really the Longest?

It is a frequent question in the anime community: How many episodes does One Piece have? Is it the longest? The short answer is: No, One Piece is not the longest anime in history. Although the Luffy anime has surpassed 1100 episodes, the throne of the most extensive anime belongs to a category of short-format Japanese series with near-daily broadcasts that have been on the air continuously for...

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AraAraMagazine @porupomag agregó una foto in Other
2025-11-29 05:05:44 · Translate

School Anime Tropes: Why Do Protagonists Always Sit by the Window?

The "window seat and last row" trope is a near-universal visual convention in the school anime genre (slice of life and shonen). The protagonist, often an introverted, melancholic character or the "chosen one," is invariably positioned in the far right corner of the classroom. This placement is not random; it is a deliberate choice dictated by visual composition, narrative necessity, and...

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2025-12-02 02:56:57 · Translate

The Iyashikei Phenomenon: 'Healing' Anime to Relax With After Work

The term Iyashikei (癒し系, which translates to "healing type" or "curative") defines an anime and manga genre focused on provoking a sense of peace, comfort, and emotional healing in the viewer. These series are the perfect antidote to the stress of work or modern life, offering an escape to beautiful, slow-paced, and benign worlds. Iyashikei is characterized by: Absence of Conflict: Plots lack...

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