The term or idea came from a Japanese anime published in the 70s called “Candy, Candy.” The main character is an orphan named Candice, and no matter what horrible things happen to her or how ...

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Korean girl group TWICE released their second original Japanese single today with an anime-infused music video. By Tamar Herman TWICE wants you to know that you’re their “Candy Pop” in their ...

TOKYO, Nov 9 (Reuters) - A beloved Japanese candy eaten by generations, so iconic it even appeared in a hit anime film, has come to the end of the line, a victim of surging raw material and energy ...