r/AnimeIndia

I have too many doubts about their j anime grad and especially j anime pro program, whether it's a master's degree or not, also have doubt about the faculty, their website shows 3 Japanese mentors but I can't get any information about them on Google or My Anime List, also... Isn't Animators salary in Japan dependant on a per cut basis instead of a fixed annual salary? (Only exception being KyoAni)... So how are they offering a fixed salary range?

Anyways if anyone has enrolled there, please share your experience? Is it actually worthwhile?

Where i can download MONSTER 2004 Anime in HINDI Dub ?

I watched deathnote, demon slayer and spyxfamily till now. Jujutsu kaisen too but it was confusing.

Which anime would you recommend which kinda match the vibe of spyxfamily

Not a new form.

Not a power-up.

Just a genuinely good alternate outfit.

Something that would make you look at the character and think:

"Why have they never done this?"

It could be formalwear.

A modern streetwear version.

A historical outfit.

Something inspired by another universe.

Or just an outfit that fits their personality better than the usual one.

I've always found these kinds of fan concepts more interesting than simply making a stronger version of a character.

If you could redesign ONE character's outfit, who are you choosing-and what are you putting them in?

Hii everyone, I really wanted to sell my Day 1 anime india mumbai ticket (it's a Friday) for a lower price. Really want it gone 😭🫂 DM me if you want it (admins please approve )

By Sempai amv

I tried to find it a lot but was unable to, all I remember some line from its opening/ending song which goes like
"lagan lagan lagan - lagan lagan lagan, choti pari pyaari nanhi aaai pyaar sikhane dharti pr"

(this was show which telecasted at late night/early morning, has hindi dubbing and I'm not sure but I believe girl had blonde , I watched it once or twice like 16-17 years ago)

please help finding!! 😿

I've been thinking about this lately.

Some people seem to collect almost entirely around characters.

They'll buy a figure because they love that specific character, regardless of the series.

Others seem to collect around a world.

They want the whole Naruto lineup.

A complete Marvel display.

Characters from the same game.

A specific era of a franchise.

And then there are people who seem to have absolutely no system whatsoever. 😂

One anime figure.

One superhero.

One random game character.

And somehow it all works together.

I've never been sure which approach I prefer.

What's the rule, if any, that decides whether something joins your collection?

Not necessarily your most expensive one.

Not necessarily the rarest.

And not even necessarily your favorite character.

Imagine you had to move tomorrow and could only take one collectible with you.

What would you choose?

I'm curious whether people would pick based on:

• Sentimental value
• How hard it was to find
• The character itself
• Who gave it to you
• A memory attached to it
• Or simply because it's the one piece you'd genuinely miss seeing every day

I think this would reveal a lot about why people collect in the first place.

What makes that one piece impossible to replace?

I've reached the point where the figures aren't the problem anymore.

The boxes are. 😭

At first, keeping the original packaging makes perfect sense.

Then you get another figure.

And another.

And suddenly there's a stack of boxes taking up space that could probably fit an entire second collection.

But throwing them away feels wrong too.

Especially when the packaging is genuinely well designed.

So I'm curious how other collectors handle this:

Do you keep every box, flatten them, store only the expensive figures' packaging, or just accept that you're now living with a cardboard warehouse?

And if you've actually found a good way to store them without sacrificing half your room, I'd genuinely like to know.