12Not quite sure why, but here and there I’d get asks from various people and anons in regards to inaGO:
‘why is so-and-so like this’
‘what happened to____’
‘who is ishido shuuji’ (goodness, if I had a dollar every time someone asked me this—) etc.
I’d like to ask people to please stop sending me such questions- and just watch the series themselves. If you don’t have the time for that, google it. Now, I know the inazuma wiki isn’t the most …accurate of resources, but they usually have the general gist in regards to the plot.
If for some reason you absolutely can’t google it and you have no other person to ask, and you REALLY MUST, please send asks non-anon, that way I can answer you privately instead of spamming everyone’s dashboards with potential spoilers. I don’t mean to be an ass about it, but I prefer it if people do their own research first before poking others.
That is all, thank you for your time.
not really relevant but damn i love cats
EDIT:
I think it may be because people get excited by the opportunity to talk to you, Chan. So a question relating to InaGO is like, “Ah! Here’s a question relating to one of Chan’s favourite things!” and then any question will do, aha;;
I’ve been told this theory a lot- and that’s fair enough if that’s really the case! Call me slow, but if people really want to talk to me, I’d be able to pick up that cue better if people can at least send messages non-anonymously, and not close-ended questions. There’s not as much motivation in conversing with an anon with such simple questions as an icebreaker, y’know what I mean? I still love anon asks, but usually when there’s more to their question than just ‘tell me this fact’.
