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Young V&A unveils its first major creative installation

Inspired by a href= https://www.vam.ac.uk/young target= blank Young V&A’s /a current exhibition, Japan: Myths to Manga, which runs until 8 S

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10 Asian Cryptids and Demons That Have Terrified Locals

Asia as a whole is often viewed as a mystical, exotic place in the West. Those of us who don't happen to live there, ignoring the fact that the majority

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Kid Venom to Enter 616 with his own comic series

Kid Venom to Enter 616 with his own comic series
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Jujutsu Kaisen: What Are Cursed Womb Death Paintings?

Jujutsu Kaisen: What Are Cursed Womb Death Paintings?
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Japan s Ancient Dragon Discovery Redefines Prehistoric Life

The discovery of Megapterygius wakayamaensis, a unique 6-meter mosasaur from 72 million years ago, challenges our understanding with its distinct anatomy. This Wakayama blue dragon, unlike any modern marine creature, featured paddle-shaped limbs, a robust tail, and a potential dorsal fin, redefining our knowledge of marine reptile locomotion.

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