Yesterday's winner is... Death Note! 💀 We’ve made it to the Final 8! Only the strongest, most beloved anime remain—and from here on, every vote really matters. Today’s matchup:🐉 Dragon Ball vs 🕵️‍♂️ SPY×FAMILY A founding legend faces off against a modern classic. Only one can move closer to the crown. 🐉 Dragon Ball (ドラゴンボール) Where it all began for many fans.Dragon Ball isn’t just an anime—it’s a cornerstone of the medium, shaping shōnen storytelling for decades. Why it still deserves its place: - Defined the training arc, power growth, and rivalry formula - A sense of adventure, humour, and heart that still holds up - Characters that became global icons - A legacy that continues to influence new series today This is anime heritage—pure, adventurous, and endlessly influential. 🕵️‍♂️ SPY×FAMILY (スパイファミリー) One of the most beloved anime of recent years. SPY×FAMILY proves you don’t need constant battles to capture hearts—just great characters and perfect balance. Why it earned its spot: - Broad appeal across all ages and experience levels - Effortless mix of comedy, action, and warmth - A found-family story that resonates deeply - Anya. Kawaii! This is anime comfort food done right. 🗳️ Your Turn – Final 8 Vote! Which one moves on? - The legendary roots and lasting influence of Dragon Ball? - Or the modern charm and emotional warmth of SPY×FAMILY? 💬 Cast your vote and defend your pick—respectful debate encouraged! 残るのはどっちだ！？(Which one survives?) 🔥

Introduce yourself and share a pic of something Japanese you own or something Japanese that you're interested in! Feel free to explain why you want to learn Japanese or what you like about Japan. Also, feel free to post any Japanese language questions you have. I'd be glad to answer them! As for me, I love learning Judo. Have you ever tried it? And I love Japanese literature, such as Kokoro by Natsume Soseki. Have you read any Japanese novels? I also really enjoyed Cowboy Bebop when it came out! Not the live action Netflix version! To start learning, I highly recommend Your 50 First Sentences Course: https://www.skool.com/japanese/classroom/fe1c2853?md=60ee3552d26e4ffcb910a86675e10f95 Arigatou, Joe Sensei.