I first watched this animation on Youtube several years ago; 4-5 is my best guess. What I remember: The girl wore yellow and had either blue hair or eyes; or both The boy was an assailant trying to kill the girl On a ship, later an island, and then a ship again Vibrant colors Something really s...

So, Avengers: Infinity Wars is him getting the Infinity Stones, causing the Blip, and then destroying said stones. Avengers: Endgame is the Avengers undoing the Blip, and then Snapping Thanos (and his army) away. This means that the pre-Infinity Wars Thanos is Snapped, thus meaning that he doesn’...

I want recommendation manhua similar to this. I want suggestion only cultivation manga Manga where MC has invincible field or domain. Ex. Invincible at the Start With A Sword Domain, I Can Become The Sword Saint Manga where MC not even know that he has god level power but everyone understand th...

I’m trying to find the name of a children’s book I read in the 90s. It had detailed illustrations. One of the page spreads was of water maybe wetlands that had rubbish pollution and a leaky barrel. I think it also had images of wild life. It’s not much to go by but I’m hoping someone knows.

main characater has a system where he gains attributes and skills via doing a series a tasks. There was a scene where mc has to register at an association as an awakened and he registers himself and then impersonates himself as his brother with a different attribute.

I remember reading this book in about 2018, but it could be a little older. The book focused on the crew of a steamship which made their living scavenging flotsam and burning driftwood to keep travelling. Oil was very limited in this world and the antagonists had an oil-powered ship which was muc...

In the opening scene of Thor: Love and Thunder, Gorr finds Rapu, who was celebrating the death of the Necrosword holder. Later, Rapu disappoints Gorr and Gorr kills him. So my question is who was the previous Necrosword holder?? Was any backstory given to him, or is his name even known?

It was read between 1961 and 1968, borrowed from the children's room in the library where I lived then. It might have been part of the Winston Science Fiction series, but I have been unable to find plot synopsis of all the books in that series. The premise is that the US and USSR had manned space...