Otaku Life & Culture
A celebration of fandom beyond the screen through Otaku Life & Culture! This section explores the lifestyle, creativity, and community that anime fans around the world share. From cosplay adventures and anime crushes to gaming obsessions and fan art spotlights, this is where you’ll find the heartbeat of otaku culture.
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10 Confessions of An Air-Headed Otaku
Since it is my blog’s birthday month I figured I might just confess to a few things that I do as an anime and manga fan. While every fan has their own way here are some of the things I do that I know fellow otaku may struggle with but on the whole, I know…
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AYA: 15 November 19
After much nagging and determination, we have finally started a vegetable patch. Well more a vegetable bucket, but it is better than nothing and we all gotta start somewhere, right? This is my second attempt at growing something edible. Usually, my kind of garden work is, put it in the ground and walk away. If…
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Has it Seriously Been 5 Years of AllAnimeMag?
Looking back, I can not believe that I have been blogging and running All About Anime and Manga for five years already. I knew the blogiversary was headed my way but still, it boggles my mind. I thought it would provide a great chance to have a look at the nitty gritty side of the…
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AYA: October 2019
What the heck was that? October was one heck of a crazy ride, emotionally and physically for me. It was filled up with: 4 Birthdays 1 The day being told 1 uncle in ICU and another had a stroke 2 aunts from the UK in SA 1 Uncle died 1 Kitchen tea 1 Baby shower…
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Anime in Jump Force
Jump Force, a game based on a selection of Shōnen Jump’s anime. The game covers 15 anime titles and has 53 characters pulled from those titles. Of those characters, 10 are paid for as DLC’s (downloadable content). Check out the below list to see which anime and characters were pulled into the game.
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My Gumtree Experience Buying Second-Hand Manga
This is the first time I have purchased anything second hand online and I chose Gumtree as the base point. When purchasing things online I usually stick with the direct source, so if anything goes wrong there is a point of contact and a procedure that can be followed.
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