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    <description>Before streaming algorithms, anime lived or died on VHS shelves — and the direct-to-video era bred a generation of creators who never forgot it. From Chainsaw Man&#039;s blood-soaked gun-fu to Edgerunners&#039; neon decay, the fingerprints of forgotten 90s OVAs are everywhere.</description>
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    <description>Akihabara is great — for about two hours. Then the crowds hit and the prices climb. Here&#039;s where seasoned pilgrims actually spend their yen, from Nakano&#039;s collector labyrinth to Shimokitazawa&#039;s dusty VHS goldmines.</description>
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