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Life-sized bronze statues of Attack on Titan’s Eren, Mikasa, and Armin, and Mikasa were recently unveiled at the foot of the Oyama Dam in Oita Prefecture, Japan.
Debuting in 1997, One Piece has gone on to become the most successful manga ever. And this year, it’s getting a spinoff.
After a campaign from crossbench senators and South Australian legislators, No Game, No Life has found itself on the refused classification list. And in reports provided to Kotaku Australia, the Classification Board has revealed that three of the Japanese franchise’s light novels were banned primarily for the sexual depiction of minors.
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