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I totally relate to that. Fictional worlds give us something real in a different way — a space where imagination and emotion meet. When a story moves you, it’s not “just fiction” anymore; it becomes part of your memories. I started collecting small items from the shows that impacted me most, and it helps keep that connection alive. For example, I came across some amazing replicas inspired by anime that really capture that feeling — https://mini-katana.ca/collections/demon-slayer-katana/. Having one of those on your shelf feels like holding a piece of that world in your hands. It’s not about obsession, it’s about appreciation — art and emotion mixing together in something tangible. And honestly, it can even be a form of motivation when real life feels dull.