Anime first caught Indian eyes in the late ’80s and ’90s, thanks to TV shows that aired Japanese animation—usually dubbed in English. For a lot of folks, it was their first taste of a totally new style of storytelling and characters that just felt different. Over time, anime’s presence on Indian television started to grow. … Read more
Anime censorship changes parts of a show or movie to meet rules about content, like violence, sexual scenes, or language. It’s meant to protect certain viewers, but it definitely affects how the story comes across. Different countries have their own standards. So, what flies in one place might get cut or blurred in another. Censorship … Read more
Anime music isn’t just background noise for die-hard fans anymore. It’s become a real force on streaming charts in Japan—and, honestly, everywhere else—because it taps into pop culture and draws in people way beyond the usual music crowd. This shift shows how anime music has moved from niche to mainstream, now taking center stage in … Read more