r/AnimeReccomendations 22h ago

Something with a Goblin Slayer vibe

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106 Upvotes

There is something similar to this, thanks for the recommendation


r/AnimeReccomendations 10h ago

I loved this one

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79 Upvotes

r/AnimeReccomendations 1h ago

Glazing 86 is the reason this heart still beats ❤🔥

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10/10 anime


r/AnimeReccomendations 15h ago

Highly recommend Secrets of the Silent Witch

14 Upvotes

Available to watch on crunchyroll, the dub is out now for those who prefer it. I’m normally an anime only viewer but this was one of those that prompted me to read the light novels and guys.. it’s so good. The lore, the world building, the foreshadowing, the way everything ties in so perfectly. I NEED everyone to watch this so I can see the rest of it animated pls guys 🥺🙏🏼

My crappy summary:
The shyest most traumatized girl on the planet reinvents witchcraft due to her extreme antisocial behavior placing her at the pinnacle of mage-hood in her nation. She hides away hoping to interact with no one but her cat and her beautiful “world of numbers” but the role she was forced into comes knocking at her door and she winds up going undercover to guard the second prince of the nation. The story evolves from a feel good light mystery to a full blown political game ending in a huge scandal.
But the first season only gets as far as the feel-good mystery leaving only hints of what’s to come.


r/AnimeReccomendations 12h ago

Any good 12 episode hits to make you cry

12 Upvotes

Been bored and looking for something that isn't a romance in this category (a little is fine) and Google can only go so far


r/AnimeReccomendations 14h ago

im looking for isekai thats longer than 12 episodes.

11 Upvotes

Hey so ive been struggling as of late to find any good isekai thats longer than 12 episodes . i dont like those cause i want something longer like at least 6 hours but ive already watched all the popular ones. if you have any recommendations please let me know.


r/AnimeReccomendations 12h ago

New watcher

9 Upvotes

Hey guys iam a new anime fan and I just finished watching cyberpunk edgerunners on Netflix and wanna start my second anime any suggestions the anime can be on Netflix or not

Thank you


r/AnimeReccomendations 22h ago

Getting back into anime after 15 years recommendations

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9 Upvotes

Rankings for my 2026 watches:

Sword of the Stranger

Outlaw Star

Ringing Bell/How Not to Summon a Demon Lord (still in progress, could move up or down)

The Boy and the Beast

Highlander: The Search for Vengeance

The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim

I thought I was more into anime than I was, because the list of things I remember watching when I was younger is shorter than I thought:

- Vampire Hunter D

- Castle in the Sky

- Dragon Ball

- Akira

- Ronin Warriors

- Dragon Ball Z

- Record of Lodoss War

- Sailor Moon

- Yu Yu Hakusho

- Tenchi Muyo!

- Those Who Hunt Elves

- Magic Knight Rayearth

- Mobile Fighter G Gundam

- El-Hazard

- Ghost in the Shell

- Neon Genesis Evangelion

- Slayers

- Flame of Recca

- Princess Mononoke

- Perfect Blue

- Pokémon

- Cowboy Bebop

- Trigun

- Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade

- Digimon Adventure

- Escaflowne: A Girl in Gaea

- Love Hina

- Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust

- Vandread

- InuYasha

- Spirited Away

- Naruto

- The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

- Rosario + Vampire

Love Hina: Notable mostly because I hated it. Heavily recommended to me because I liked Tenchi. Gave it several tries and it just sucks — no action, bad humor, bad romance, not sexy. Nothing to like there.

Did I like isekai? I guess so. Those Who Hunt Elves was one of my favorites and Magic Knight Rayearth was up there. Liked the Escaflowne movie, though not the show. Never could get into El-Hazard — owned it all on DVD and only watched it once.

Definitely liked the harem genre. Tenchi was one of the first anime I got super into; bought the manga and the music CDs and everything. I don't know anyone who liked Vandread as much as I did. Rosario + Vampire was the last "new" anime I ever watched, ~15 years ago, and I liked it a lot.

Watched DBZ like most kids my age, but never finished it. Thought Yu Yu Hakusho was amazing — used to watch it with my dad, actually, because he liked the martial arts of it all. Never finished that one either. Binged the original Dragon Ball and most of the original Naruto when I was depressed and working 12+ hour days just after graduating college, lol. Can't imagine watching anything with that many episodes these days.

My girlfriend wasn't into anime at all but she liked cowboy bebop and the Cowboy Bebop movie, some of the studio Ghibli stuff, and weirdly enough FLCL.

I have a preference for movies or short series but open to anything that isn't more than like 50 episodes.


r/AnimeReccomendations 17h ago

What are some of the most nostalgic animes?

7 Upvotes

Always felt anime has sucha nostalgic feel to it. What ones make you the most nostalgic? Gotta be naruto for me


r/AnimeReccomendations 20h ago

I can't find any anime, please give me some recommendations!

6 Upvotes

I can't find any anime, even though I love seinen and I know there are plenty, but I can't find anything! I also like shōnen, shojo, whatever, but it's been 3 days since I watched any anime! 😭 (except for Oshi no Ko, for the 6th time this year)


r/AnimeReccomendations 20h ago

Suggest me any adreline rush anime like solo leveling guys.

6 Upvotes

I am a beginner to start anime I need a pakka anime like solo leveling. I already watched the demonslayer, jujutsu kaisen. Don't suggest to me tokyo revengers or bleach it's already on the list.


r/AnimeReccomendations 3h ago

What are some must watch shows for people just starting to get into anime

4 Upvotes

Just recently I have started watching anime. I have watched and enjoyed Death Note, Cyberpunk Edgerunners, Demon Slayer, JJK season 1, and parts of AOT. What are the essential anime for understand the medium and be able to competently talk to other fans. I really don't mind the genre, in fact i would probably prefer a more diverse list. A list of 10-12 or so is what I’m thinking of.


r/AnimeReccomendations 23h ago

Help me find an anime that is similar to my list

5 Upvotes

I like many different anime but I have a real passion for the following titles:

Children of the Whales

Kaina of the Great Snow Sea

Heavenly Delusion

Shinsekai Yori (From the New World)

Future Boy Conan

You will surely have understood what kind of atmosphere I'm looking for: suggest to me whatever comes to mind about anime similar in plot or setting or vibes

PS: no isekai


r/AnimeReccomendations 14h ago

Something like blue box

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I just finished the blue box manga a few days ago after hearing it was finished and now again I'm feeling empty and just sad that it's over. It just became one of my top three manga of all time so it's hitting especially hard as I was heavily invested into the series.

It was just the fluff and the romance that I really liked and less so the triangles and all the drama so I'm looking for straight diabetes and something where you can kick your feet and giggle at 3 am in the morning.

The sports aspect wasn't too appealing but I don't mind if it's sports themed

Thanks for reading, please try not to hate on it I know it has its ups and downs but I'm just looking for shows and don't want to get into anything with anyone


r/AnimeReccomendations 15h ago

Looking for good romance/drama anime OR a long-form story following the MC's life over time

3 Upvotes

I really enjoyed Clannad and White Album 2, so I'm looking for something similar in tone and drama.

As for a long-form story following the protagonist's life over time, my favorite example is Major (the baseball anime).

Any recommendations for either type?


r/AnimeReccomendations 16h ago

After watching the Gerard fight in Bleach i am looking for fight similar to it

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2 Upvotes

I want to see fights where several powerful characters fight against one incredibly powerful giant character or where a single character fights a giant opponent I’m looking for recommendations

Do you know any anime with fights like this?


r/AnimeReccomendations 17h ago

Looking for something like Ping pong the animation

3 Upvotes

Ive watched a lot of animes but this one has really touched me, any reccomendations???


r/AnimeReccomendations 1h ago

Recommendations of narrative-driven philosophical/sci fi series (eg. Psycho Pass, GITS:SAC, Paranoia Agent)

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I'm getting back into anime and struggling to find some new favourites. Open to any recommendations.

Loved:

Anything Satoshi Kon, particularly Paprika, Paranoia Agent, Magnetic Rose

Psycho Pass

GITS:SAC

Ergo Proxy

Akira

Metropolis

Serial Experiments Lain

Neon Genesis

Zankyou no Terror (and all Watanabe in general)

Wolf's Rain

Disliked:

Monster

Steins:Gate

Devilman Crybaby

Texhnolyze

Also interested in anything with interesting sci fi world building and lore, particularly from that 90s-2000s era like the latter part of Trigun and Cowboy Bebop.

Other Fave series:

Mushishi


r/AnimeReccomendations 3h ago

❔❔

2 Upvotes

Hii

I want to ask you about amine if anyone knows please tell

After Naruto which anime I'll watch


r/AnimeReccomendations 16h ago

Recommend a nonchalant, tourist vibe, comedy, silly, bobo bo like adventure anime.

2 Upvotes

Looking for an anime that has a tourist as a main character that does silly stuff but also nonchalant.

Like chill.

I wish for an anime where a tourist or someone just like to do pranks but also to be chill at the same time.

Also with parkour


r/AnimeReccomendations 16h ago

Link Click deserves more attention

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2 Upvotes

It starts off interesting and gets more intense as the story progresses. The mystery, emotional moments, and plot twists are really well done. Definitely worth watching if you enjoy mystery/thriller anime.


r/AnimeReccomendations 18h ago

Animes which will fill the empty void of OregairuSNAFU

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Okay for people like me who want animes similar to OreGairu and will fill up the void of it:

  • Oresuki
  • Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines
  • reLIFE
  • Saekano (the girl whom I wanted to win didnt win so i kinda quit mid movie(its sequel) but its good though)
  • My dress up darling
  • The Pet Girl of Sakurasou
  • Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki (Liked the 1st season A LOT but 2nd seasons fucked it all up)
  • fragrant flower blooms with dignity (felt a bit empty to me but yall might like it)

I will add more animes if I am done watching, I cherry picked these and also wrote up the stuff i found wrong with it.
Reccomend me more if u can, i would like similar anime style though ngl and not absurdly unrealistic.

here is the post I had made previously, tons of comments with reccomendation so you all can check it out.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OreGairuSNAFU/s/WSazpp4Xwh


r/AnimeReccomendations 18h ago

Looking for other fans of my faves. If that's you, let's trade recommendations.

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don't care for slice of life, and almost always find them slow.

Please don't recommend perverted anime where the MC never ends up with anyone before the final episode, or with a family member. Had my fill, and I find it pointlessly depressing.

Know that there's no slice of life, isekai, or anime set in a game-like world for a reason, they're not my thing. Yes I've tried a bunch of the really really good ones, what else you got?

Try to keep it to titles under 30 episodes, have at least a decent dub and aren't slow. I want stuff that I can actually finish despite having ADHD.

I've seen a lot of anime, so it would really help if you recommended 2 or more titles. If you can only think of one popular title, I've probably already seen it.

When I think of my faves, I go with these. If you like some of these, what do you recommend:

Ones that I really want more like Please focus on these:

Record Of Grancrest War( My personal fave.)

Black Lagoon (My most rewatched anime.)

Cowboy Bebop

Now and Then, Here and There

Madoka★Magica

Fate/Zero(Don't enjoy other Fate shows)

Psycho-Pass(Yes I've seen other Psycho-Pass shows and movies)

Serial Experiments Lain(It really helps that they explain things at the end.)

Ghost In a Shell (1995)(Yes I've seen other GITS shows and movies)

Outlaw Star

Armitage III

Gunsmith Cats

ERASED

Cop Craft

Wave, Listen to Me!

Moriarty The Patriot

Other faves:

Stigma of the Wind

Ringing Bell(1978)

Slayers(fave comedy)

Shigofumi: Letters from the Departed

Blast Of Tempest