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&nbsp; &nbsp; Heyo, I was asked to come in and talk about a subject I am quite familiar with: anime. I’ve been watching a lot of different anime recently, from Attack on Titan to Rorouni Kenshin.&nbsp; Now for those of you who do not like anime, who say it’s a cartoon so it must be for kids, I suggest you watch Attack on Titan, or Death Note, or Elfin Lied.&nbsp; Yes, anime is a cartoon, but it is basically the eastern version of our live action television...]]></description>
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