#anime community

Should we stop pretending that reading the manga first makes you a better fan than anime-onlys?

Do hardcore manga readers look down on anime-only fans too much?

Is One Piece's length a lazy excuse for fans to gatekeep, or is it genuinely unmatched storytelling?

Does dropping a manga after a time skip make you a fake fan or just someone with taste?

Is the "three-episode rule" a fair test for a new anime, or outdated advice from purists?

Do you actually enjoy watching anime in English dub, or is it just the lazy option for people who can't read?

One Piece vs Naruto — which anime actually has the better worldbuilding?

Does anyone else think the anime community is chronically overrating this new juggernaut everyone's talking about?

Are dubbed anime fans ruining the medium by refusing subtitles, or are purists just gatekeeping?

Subbed vs. Dubbed: Are anime purists just elitist snobs?

Dub vs. sub: is the stigma against dubs just elitist gatekeeping at this point?

"Are ‘reading the manga first’ people just gatekeeping anime enjoyment?"

Why do hardcore fans act like dubs are a crime against humanity?

Is Attack on Titan the best gateway anime or just overhyped?

Is it okay to skip the 'big three' and still call yourself a real anime fan?

Does owning a complete manga set make you a bigger fan than someone who streams everything?