Contact
Questions and corrections go to: [email protected]
Corrections come first
This site is built on the claim that it knows the works it writes about, and the anime-quote web is full of lines nobody ever said. So a correction is the single most useful thing that can arrive here. If a quote is misworded, credited to the wrong character, attributed to the wrong series, or unsupported, send the evidence so we can check it. Supported errors are corrected; wording we cannot support is withdrawn. An unresolved source does not by itself prove fabrication.
Three things make a correction actionable, and the third is the one that matters:
- The page it is on, or the quote as it currently reads here.
- What the line actually says, as exactly as you can manage.
- Where you saw it — the edition and language, volume and page or chapter, or episode and timestamp with the dub or subtitle release identified. A link or a screenshot of the relevant official text helps us compare the same version. A memory, however confident, cannot settle the wording.
Buying-guide corrections are welcome too: include the ISBN and the publisher or book pages that support the corrected contents, release date or edition detail. Different editions can collect different material under similar titles.
A correction to licensed quotation wording keeps the previous wording, its citation and the date in the source note. Disagreement with the commentary is a separate question: explain which scene supports a different reading. Our verification and correction policy explains that distinction and the use of AI tools in our writing.
Rights holders
Quotes here are short and every one of them carries longer original commentary, which is the basis on which they are reproduced. No official artwork, screenshots, panels, or logos appear anywhere on this site. If you hold rights in a work discussed here and want something removed or credited differently, write in and identify the material — it will be dealt with directly rather than argued about.
Everything else
A series worth adding, a character whose page is too thin, a word that deserves an explainer, an argument with a reading — all welcome. Disagreement about what a line means is the intended use of this site, not a complaint about it.
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