r/AnimeIndia • u/Ok_Librarian2399 • 17h ago
Discussion Jessie iconic dialogue in pokemon (english version)
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r/AnimeIndia • u/Traditional_Royal852 • 19h ago
Guys, this is insane. I emailed Staple Entertainment about the 40% skipped manga content, and they just emailed me back manually.
They confessed that they WANTED to adapt the whole manga but faced heavy budget/episode cuts from the corporate bosses. They fought to turn a 24-episode slot into 26 episodes with "tears in their eyes" to give us an ending.
They told me that if we want an OVA or Movie to fix the cuts, we need to target NBCUniversal Japan directly, because they hold the budget!
Look at the screenshot of their real reply below. Indian anime community, we need to rally up and tag NBCUniversal right now! Let's back the studio up! 🇮🇳🔥

r/AnimeIndia • u/TheWrickX • 16h ago
Maybe they had a terrible childhood.
Lost someone important.
Were betrayed.
Had every reason to hate the world.
And yet, somehow, they chose a different path.
Those characters are interesting because their morality isn't just handed to them.
They had reasons to go the other way.
Sometimes what makes a character heroic isn't that they never had darkness in them.
It's that they had darkness-and chose not to let it define them.
Which character do you think had the strongest reason to become a villain?