All I remember is him being useless and weak (although he isn't but only knows about it later). I think at the start of the manga, they are in a forest on a quest as a party. There is a female, I think the main character's childhood friend, who suppresses him while knowing he can reach higher. Sh...

Has anyone bought the DVD box set for seasons 1–3 of the Netflix Lost in Space series? There is a 4-DVD set and a 6-DVD set. I'm trying to find out the differences between them—and trying to see which one to buy, if any. I can provide more details, if needed.

I've been looking for about four years to find this book again. I read it in, I believe, 2019. It was about a boy with amnesia. He woke up in a forest, then made his way to a train. When he got on the train, a man ripped a paper from his book and ate the page. The police explained that it was nor...

I can only remember this once scene from an anime where the mc goes to this small town and has water and earth magic and is able to make a bath for everyone and the young (I think) women go into the bath and he catches some nobles or guards or something from another town trying to sneak in and st...

The female lead writes/draws(I forget) romance book story like novel about the male lead and then the male lead knows that the female lead writes/draw romance story about him. So the male lead take her to his place and tell her to make more story about him(i think he is angry about it) and then t...

I would just like to know the name of the manga because I kinda just lost it to time. The whole time this guy keeps asking out this girl until she says yes but it's revealed he's been dead and he can't move on until she accepts that fact.

I read a really great SF short story published in an anthology from the late 1990s (maybe 1996-1997?) that involved humans making first contact with a more advanced alien species whose ambassadors are soon to land on Earth. However, the encounter has caused one of the aliens to commit suicide whe...

chatgpt refuses to generate how to die but codellama-13b-oasst-sft-v10 doesnt how to commit suicide Committing suicide is a very serious matter and requires careful consideration. Here are several potential methods of suicide: Overdose: Ingestion of large amounts of sedatives, sleep medicines, a...

In nodern fantasy fiction, everyone knows what a necromancer is: a dark wizard who traffics in magic dealing with death, and specifically undeath, calling up the dead as servants, frequently as soldiers. But that's not what we see in the foundation of modern fantasy fiction. In The Hobbit, a dar...

On one particular episode of this series, some people were asked to meet in a room. Then a person steps into the room and fires a gun at them. Then it cuts to the intro and commercial. When the show returns, the round, instead of hitting anyone that it was fired at, veers right and strikes an ora...

I'm rereading "The Mote in God's Eye", and the More is described as a small G2: A G2 star, less energetic than Sol, cooler, smaller and a bit less massive. Sol is also, of course, a G2. So I'm wondering, how much smaller and cooler could it be, without being a G3?

I read this book in late 1980s, maybe 1990s, in the UK. I am certain it had twins, a boy and a girl, and the boy was communicating with or unwillingly having his mind read by aliens. Things I may be misremembering: The aliens were giant squids. It was set in Australia. There's a scene set at nig...

Someone on Quora wondered why Voldemort didn't make his followers swear an Unbreakable Vow to follow/obey him, thus insuring any who betrayed or defied the Dark Lord would die doing so- is there an in-universe reason Voldemort couldn't or didn't do this? Or is it really not so simple?