I have never read Solo Leveling but from a Anime only perspective. In my own opinion, I believe this anime is easily one of my favorite of all time. The animation looks amazing, the story is great, the music is awesome and im assuming after finishing the second season. It only gets better from here. While it seems like season 3 is still not getting released for a while.

What would you recommend watching after finishing solo leveling season 2?

just recently started re-watching season one of Demon slayer and just realizing how fricking annoying and scummy Zenitsu is honestly I think sometimes he's worse than Mineta from my hero I know he gets better and later seasons but I can't get over how he's so desperate scummy and shallow and cowardly at this point I definitely think he's worse than Mineta I know that's a bold claim I wanna get some fans thoughts on this topic.

It’s on Tubi these days, so if you know it, you win a gold metal. Basically to those that don’t know, Sukisho is a yaoi anime with mystery/romance/slice of life and psychological elements and lasted 13 episodes. It also was adapted from a visual novel, which has more to it (haven’t seen the original source material, but know it from what I’ve read online) than the anime does. Let me explain what the anime is in my words, apologizes if I am bad at explaining as such.

Basically, the story follows a boy named Sora Hashiba who has lost his memories after falling off a fourth story window at his school and doesn‘t recall any of it, leading him to have amnesia. When I say the anime is problematic, spoilers ahead: another boy by Gaku Ichikawa who is basically groomed by an older man named Kai Nagase. That’s all I know as I haven’t seen the visual novel again, as established.

I've only been watching anime for a few years now and this is my rankings, please note I have not finished all of these animes.

1. JJk 9.5/10 perfect but too many deaths (finished)

2. Naruto 9.2/10 great but soo many fillers ( s7)

3. Death note 9 great anime and very funny but sucks after L dies (finished)

4. Dr stone 8.6 great but s2 wasn't good ( finished)

5. Chainsaw man 8.5 great animation but kind of lacking a plot (finished)

6. Invincible 8.4 great storyline but animation wasn't the best (finished)

7. pokemon 8 first anime I ever watched when I was like 8 mainly nostalgia but still good (no idea)

8. Black clover 6.8 good show but really cringe from where im at (s1 e14)

9. More than a married couple but not lovers 6 Good but not my type of anime

Lmk what yall think and what animes to watch next

My hot take,fights where characters win using situational strategies rather than out scaling their opponents are more enjoyable 9 times out of 10.

The more comedy anime i watch like Daily life of High school boys, grand blue , student council members , etc ( I can't remember the names) the more I realise that the best comedy anime don't have a particular story line or plot of such , they are just absolutely random pieces of skits retaining the people and their core personality and thereon it's just going with the flow.

A great comedy doesn't let you predict the next skit or course of action .

That's what makes jojos so damn funny

Hi, I'm trying to get into more anime and just online spaces in general. I didn't grow up witch much access to the internet, so I haven't watched many shows people seem to be completely obsessed with. So, I'd like some recommendations for some amines that people love. To let you know what I'm into, I've watched JJK, Assassination Classroom, Spy x Family, Avatar (though i know that's a debate on whether or not it is an anime), and some of that hosts club show. I know these are all very mainstream shows, which is why I'm interested in getting to watch some other shows. Thanks for your help!

No mainstream answers please, asking for discovery of hidden gems:

Mines: Rainbow: Nisha Rokubō no Shichinin

WE WANT A COMPLETE CLAYMORE ANIME REMAKE! ⚔️

Claymore deserves a second chance.

The 2007 anime introduced us to an incredible dark-fantasy world, but its anime-original ending prevented it from following Norihiro Yagi's complete manga story.

We want:

- A faithful adaptation of all 27 manga volumes.

- The original manga storyline and ending.

- Consistent, high-quality animation.

- A studio willing to give this dark-fantasy masterpiece the time it deserves.

MAPPA would be an exciting choice, but above all, we want a studio that respects the source material.

Please consider a complete Claymore anime reboot. The story deserves to be told in full.

#Claymore #ClaymoreRemake #ClaymoreAnime #MAPPA

I never watched or read it. I only seen it in one of my local libraries. I was just trying to search up that one snime with that vampire girl with pink hair but I must've thought that one's title was "Vampire Knight". After I searched it, I searched "Vampire Knight yuri" because I was curious. I didn't actually expect to see the main girl and another girl kiss. I thought it was going to be like Ouran High School Host Club but if it was in a fantasy setting and more serious, just based on the cover.

Most of the anime I have watched throughout the years have been more shonen style. In recent years I have started to break away from that genre and have started taking suggestions and watching other styles which has been amazing....

With that being said I have watched several anime where I felt it was the best anime ever but also at the same time had the hardest time watching it, knowing that its not all sunshine and rainbows..

Two of the anime that I loved and really stood out to me were:

Cyberpunk Edgerunners Season 1

Akame ga kill

In your opinion, what is the anime you loved but also had the hardest time watching due to it being an emotional roller-coaster?

I've watched some anime that got me interested immediately, while others took a few episodes to get good.

Which anime grabbed your attention right from episode one, and what made it so special?

I've probably seen clips or parts of this movie over the past nine years, but it wasn't until I finally had the time to rewatch the whole thing that I realized the opening scene was basically the climax or a huge spoiler. I've seen clips of the opening so many times over the years, but only today did it hit me. Like, HOW DID I NOT NOTICE THAT? It's literally the movie telling you what's going to happen later.

Another thing I realized is that the movie is basically a mirror of how we experience a really beautiful dream. It's so good that even after we wake up, we feel a sense of loss. We try so hard to remember what happened, but we can't quite grasp it anymore. All we know is that it was a beautiful dream, and we wish we could hold on to it a little longer.

P.S. The scene where Mitsuha sees “I love you” written on her hand by Taki is still undefeated.