"Whenever you do an animated or voice-over, it's inevitable that a part of your personality comes into play." Voice acting is very different from live-action. Seiyuu (voice actors) can't sell a line with a look or expression on their faces. They only have one tool to convey emotion; their voices. And yet, they have given us unforgettable memories with their display of emotions through our favorite Anime or Game characters. So, "Who is your favorite Seiyuu (voice actor) of all time?"

"Sometimes, you wake up in the morning with a song playing in your head that keeps running through your mind all day. You don't get why or how. It just happens subconsciously." When we watch some anime or listen to the radio, we all get those songs that replay in our minds repeatedly. They called it the Last Song Syndrome. So "Which song from an anime (or any song) you recently got addicted to?"

"Over a lifetime, only four or five moments that matter. Moments when you have a choice - to make a sacrifice, conquer a flaw, save a friend, or spare an enemy." Animes/Mangas/Manhwas have given us heroic moments that inspired us to improve ourselves. So, "Which is the most heroic moment in Anime/Manga or Manhwa that inspired you the most?" 

"Do not accept your destiny if you hate it. Instead, have the courage to change it." Even when faced with challenges, heroes resolve never give up and will fight until the end. So, "Which Anime/Manga/Manhwa character impressed you the most with their never say die or never give up attitude regardless of the challenges?

"Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened." Animes and Mangas gave us the most compelling stories and nail-biting endings. So, "Which is the best Anime/Manga/Manhwa ending is best you watched/read?" (You can add a short explanation of why.)

"Any weapon is good if you can use it with honor and skill." Some of our beloved characters got their powers and skills using the most unique and powerful items they possessed. So, "If you can own one item in any Anime/Manga/Manhwa, what item is it?" (Provide the answer and the source with a brief explanation of why)

What's better than watching your favorite Anime or reading your favorite Manga or Manhwa? Playing mobile games featuring the characters or story of the Anime, Manga, or Manhwa you like. So, "if you become a game developer, which Anime/Manga/Manhwa are you basing your video game on? And what kind of gameplay (RPG, MOBA, Beat-Em Up Etc.) does it have?"

"Life can only be understood backward, but it must be lived forwards." Sometimes, to better understand the story, flashbacks are necessary to get context on what is happening currently with the situation in the present. So, "What is your favorite flashback story arc in Anime/Manga/Manhwa?" (You can add a short explanation of why.)

From Yukihira Soma of Food Wards to Sanji of One Piece, Anime has a lot of talented people who can cook and prepare great food. Based on what you already watched, "Which Anime food (fictional or real life) do you want to eat or try at least once?"

"Heroes are made, not born." And so are the villains. No one is born evil, but their choices and circumstances made them. So, "Which villain has the best backstory/villain origin/motivation that you can relate to?"

We have Animes/Mangas that we proudly say we are a fan of. But sometimes, there are Animes that we actually like but we don't talk about them often. So "What is your guilty pleasure in Anime/Manga?" (Anime/manga that you don't talk about often but you secretly like/love.)