Anime is getting out of hand

[u/bamamabuam]

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[u/AggressiveRegion1502]

Op, did you post this meme here so you can get anime recommanditions from the comments?

[u/bamamabuam → u/AggressiveRegion1502]

Yes indeed

[u/soucy666 → u/bamamabuam]

The Boondocks

[u/l3etelgeuse → u/soucy666]

My name is A Pimp Named Slickback.

[u/rockstar504 → u/l3etelgeuse]

It's like A Tribe Called Quest! You gotta say the whole thing!

[u/interpretingstupid → u/rockstar504]

Can't we just call you Slickback?

[u/[deleted] → u/l3etelgeuse]

See, I call you Chris Handsome. I ain't got no cookies or nothin. I came here for Man's Butt.

[u/JacobWGA1989 → u/[deleted]]

Booty warrior

[u/Soonly_Taing → u/soucy666]

WHATSSS GUUUDDD [redacted]?

[u/Dtay234 → u/Soonly_Taing]

WHHADDID YOU SAYYYY?

[u/SupahBihzy → u/Dtay234]

YOU EAT DYICK [redacted]! YOU EAT A DYICK!

[u/baubeauftragter → u/SupahBihzy]

FUCK YA COURT NY[REDACTED]HHHH

[u/Candaphlaf10 → u/baubeauftragter]

WUS MY NAYM NY[REDACTED], WATS MY NAME?!

[u/rockthedicebox → u/Soonly_Taing]

Ok listen... I likes ya... And I wants ya... Now we can do this the easy way... Or the hard way...ok now I sees you choosing the hard way...

[u/-TheManWithNoHat- → u/Soonly_Taing]

CAN A [REDACTED] BORROW A FRY?

[u/Big-Preparation-95 → u/-TheManWithNoHat-]

[REDACTED]! IS YOU GONNA GIVE IT BACK!?

[u/xTheatreTechie → u/Big-Preparation-95]

Now how is a [REDACTED], Gonna borrow a fry?

[u/ThatLegoBoi → u/xTheatreTechie]

"[REDACTED], DID I JUST CAUGHT YOU TRYING TO BE SHIT?!"

SLAP

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[u/Macaronidemon → u/bamamabuam]

I got into Gundam like a year back and was hooked immediately. SO much content to watch, done in a variety of styles over the decades so you basically never get bored, some of the best stories I’ve seen in anime and when the action hits it’s incredibly awesome. Gotta be my favorite franchise ever period. If you’re not afraid to watch something that will drag your feelings through the mud and leave you asking for more it’s the way to go

[u/RayTheRogue → u/Macaronidemon]

Absolutely. Gundam series is always overlooked by mainstream anime fans despite it having a cult following since 1979.

I got into the Gundam series back in 2014 and have been hooked on it since. Have watched almost every series there is.

[u/Dumb_Cheese → u/RayTheRogue]

I feel like Witch from Mercury has been decently popular outside of the Gundam fandom.

(That being said though, I still haven't watched it)

[u/MeltinSnowman → u/bamamabuam]

Outstanding move

[u/sanicthehedgecock]

Initial D

[u/Supernova_was_taken → u/sanicthehedgecock]

I was looking for this. One of my favorites, but that’s because I’m a car guy.

[u/Shizzmy → u/Supernova_was_taken]

I'm a girl, who doesn't know anything about cars and I really enjoyed this anime

[u/AdventuresofRobbyP → u/Shizzmy]

I’m a car, who doesn’t know anything about girls and I really enjoyed this anime

[u/robsablah → u/AdventuresofRobbyP]

I’m an anime that enjoys cara and I didnt understand anything about girls

[u/sin-and-love → u/Supernova_was_taken]

the one time anime nerds' and car nerds' interests overlap

[u/P0keballin → u/sanicthehedgecock]

Just make sure it’s the original Initial D with the eurobeats and not the remake with weird rock music.

[u/Jaegermeister97 → u/P0keballin]

Season one Takumi is the best

[u/dr-0zzy → u/sanicthehedgecock]

I preferred the sequel, Subsequent D.

[u/Azarashe → u/dr-0zzy]

I know it's for a joke, but Initial D actually has a sequel. It's called MF Ghost.

[u/Dr-Mantis-Tobbogan]

Psychopass (But only season 1).

Japan is run by an AI that constantly scans your mental state (not your thoughts, just your emotional synapses). The angrier/more likely you are to commit violence, the worse off you'll be in society (this is called a psychopass). Your psychopass gets too high and you'll be arrested and dragged off to therapy (read: jail).

The show follows two detectives and their penal (read: prisoners with jobs) enforcers as they track down and capture/kill various criminals, until they eventually come across a serial killer who the system won't let them pursue or arrest, because somehow this guy's psychopass never rises above 0.

[u/I_am_not_Sans → u/Dr-Mantis-Tobbogan]

This. Emphasis on just S1

If you liked psycho pass, also try Ergo Proxy.

[u/sensei27 → u/I_am_not_Sans]

Funny, I’m on the Psycho Pass to Ergo Proxy pipeline as we speak. Thinking of finally watching Serial Experiments Lain next

[u/JaqenDionysus → u/sensei27]

I watched those in the other order. If you like Ergo Proxy, consider Texhnolyze as well - another early 2000s dystopia

[u/Frognificent → u/JaqenDionysus]

Holy hell finally someone to tell me what to watch after Psycho Pass 1 and Ergo Proxy.

You're my hero, Reddit Dionysus.

Edit: Holy shit all of you are my heroes. Weird, abstract psychological shit is entirely my jam. Looks like I got a long, long list ahead of me.

[u/thenewtokesaop → u/I_am_not_Sans]

What happened to s2

[u/Watahandrew1 → u/thenewtokesaop]

Just like promised Neverland season 2, we don't talk about it

[u/thenewtokesaop → u/Watahandrew1]

Oh god i read the entire manga after s1 before watching s2. If its that bad im not going to watch it.

[u/GhostR29 → u/Dr-Mantis-Tobbogan]

I will recommend psycho pass but saying "just watch s1" sounds a bit wrong. S3, the movie and the sinners system are as good as S1. Plus, they might adapt the prequel sooner or later.

[u/MemeOverlordKai → u/Dr-Mantis-Tobbogan]

Season 3 is fantastic, and it's in a Netflix-y format (episode being ~50 minutes) and 8 episodes in total, plus 3 additional ones. Season 2 is okay. It's by no means bad, but definitely a step back from 1 and 3.

[u/Glazeddapper]

Ghost Stories is pretty funny. But only the english dub. Trust me, just the english dub.

[u/Dumb_Cheese → u/Glazeddapper]

10/10 show

[u/Capital-Economist-40 → u/Glazeddapper]

Ghost stories Dub is the grandfather of abridged series Genre

[u/Jimbobsama → u/Glazeddapper]

The jokes are definitely from 2003, so be careful for some to fall flat if it's your first time watching the show (or be prepared to Google the names they reference).

[u/Aveira → u/Jimbobsama]

As long as you’re in your late twenties or older, it’s fine. I just watched it again a few weeks ago, and it was still very funny.

[u/Internal_Specialist4]

Try silver spoon. It's nothing special but I like watching it

[u/Medium-Impression190 → u/Internal_Specialist4]

Its from the artist of Fullmetal Alchemist after all. Of course it is good. The humor is gold

[u/DopeAbsurdity → u/Medium-Impression190]

Just started watching it and 15 minutes into the first episode a very Alex Louis Armstrong lookin fellow showed up to teach them P.E. and he has the same VA.

Edit: Found out that Armstrong's VA Kenji Utsumi died in 2013 and Silver Spoon had two seasons one in 2013 and one in 2014 so I don't know if he is in it beyond the one brief part in the first episode. He was in a bunch of stuff I liked. RIP voice actor dude (a decade late).

[u/5kUltraRunner]

Odd Taxi

[u/Not_Nice_Niece → u/5kUltraRunner]

How far i had to scroll to find this comment. The complete underrated nature of Odd Taxi is a crime against humanity. Seriously people WATCH ODD TAXI

[u/Whatsth3dill → u/Not_Nice_Niece]

It's in my top 3 anime. It's so well put together the only things I like better are season 1 of promised neverland and fmab

[u/BigDogOnTheWindow]

Monster

[u/Valliac0 → u/BigDogOnTheWindow]

Monster is an absolute rollercoaster of an anime. It's so good.

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[u/donku83 → u/[deleted]]

That ending had me like

[u/Loud-Duck-991 → u/BigDogOnTheWindow]

Yes. I distinctly remember watching this as a kid on adult swim. Kid friendly it is not. But it's good.

[u/UnknownIsland]

Mushishi? It does have stuf about the supernatural and Japanese folklore.

[u/B3tar3ad3r → u/UnknownIsland]

Mushishi has a weird level of calmness to it, some of the concepts seem horrific at first but somehow it all becomes calming

[u/SimpleAd7875]

Dororo 10/10 masterpiece for me

[u/Titronnica → u/SimpleAd7875]

The 2019 remake is a textbook example of how to properly modernize an older piece of media.

Easily one of my all time favorites.

[u/Kingmudsy → u/SimpleAd7875]

Dororo fucking slaps and this comment made me go listen to the OP. Seriously might be my favorite anime, it just hits so many things for me

[u/Phoenix3957]

Vinland saga

[u/theDreamingStar → u/Phoenix3957]

Not a single good thing has happened to me in my entire life

[u/CleanUpNick → u/theDreamingStar]

yet your body sells it still wants to live

[u/JBlaze94 → u/theDreamingStar]

But you have no enemy

[u/Zhorf_thats_me → u/Phoenix3957]

I love thorfinn journey towards adulthood. Very cool story about not having epic fights, but to understand life. Most people are just there for epic fights and that is a shit understanding of the whole story of vinland saga

[u/kentaxas → u/Zhorf_thats_me]

I know plenty of people who stopped watching/reading after Thorfinn stopped being the edgy assassin. I thought it was beautifully done. It's litterally like you said, a journey to adulthood, learning to look past your immature hatred and becoming a better person

[u/RepulsiveMusician571 → u/Zhorf_thats_me]

My gripe with vinland is it tricked me into learning about british history 😔

[u/NightAreis1618]

Have you ever watched Bobobo-bo bo-bobo?

[u/MayaIsSunshine → u/NightAreis1618]

Ahh, a cartoon network classic.

[u/timo103 → u/NightAreis1618]

One of very few anime better done by the dub.

Because they didn't try to actually directly translate it, adding to the wackiness

[u/[deleted] → u/timo103]

There's so many idomatic puns and pop culture references in Bobobo. No way you can just do a straight translation and have the jokes land to a foreign audience. They would get the Dragonball and sailor moon jokes, but most others would go over their head.

[u/GR1M_R3APER_09]

Lupin III

[u/ReadyStrategy8 → u/GR1M_R3APER_09]

Can get a little ecchi with Fujiko.

[u/flooperdooper213 → u/ReadyStrategy8]

gonna be honest its a lot better when the show knows its being an old geezer than when its shoehorned into an already existing script because the writers happened to be horny that day

[u/Redstone_Army]

Grave of the fireflies

Well, theres a child. Idk

[u/Loud-Duck-991 → u/Redstone_Army]

You just want us to cry! But yeah, basically anything falling in the realm of ghibli or ghibliesque is basically a free pass. It's all pretty much innocent.

[u/Zywakem → u/Loud-Duck-991]

And then you read the Nausicaa manga and it's like 'genocide everything!'

[u/SeDefendendo88]

Mob Psycho 100. If you haven’t watched it, has characters with psychic powers and battles but it’s not the main focus of the story. It’s about a nobody who’s more powerful than anyone but he wants to live a normal life without his powers.

[u/Kuriyamikitty → u/SeDefendendo88]

Let's be honest it's all about the muscle bro club. So much greatness in them.

[u/PSA-Daykeras → u/Kuriyamikitty]

Fight On! Fight On!

[u/hamakabi → u/[deleted]]

that's basically what every fitness club is. gym bros love to gas each other up.

[u/kurrukukuxi → u/SeDefendendo88]

THIS!! Top 3 anime shows if you ask me

[u/Competitive-Mango457]

King of the hill

[u/Vinlandien → u/Competitive-Mango457]

He said without lolis! He doesn’t need to be getting flustered over Bobby Hill.

[u/Pandepon → u/Vinlandien]

[u/ikindahateusernames → u/Vinlandien]

That is both disturbing and hilarious.

[u/Enderjora]

Fullmetal Alchemist

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Fullmetal Alchemist

[u/Manic-Bear → u/Enderjora]

I actually read that in 2 different voices in my head💀

A mental scar, but a welcome one I guess💀

[u/trillhungyboy → u/Manic-Bear]

Fullmetal Alchemist!

Fullmetal Alchemist....

[u/Soham_rak → u/Manic-Bear]

Once with a confident voic and once with scared voice

[u/AlphaRenegade → u/Enderjora]

Subtle.

[u/LetsDoTheCongna → u/Enderjora]

The plot of the original anime absolutely shits itself after it caught up to the manga though

It’s not bad, but it took the random bullshit dial and cranked it to twelve.

[u/pollyp0cketpussy → u/LetsDoTheCongna]

Brotherhood is definitely superior

[u/Acriam → u/pollyp0cketpussy]

By miles imo. Not that the original was bad, Brotherhood was just that much better.

[u/HolycommentMattman → u/Acriam]

It's all good to a degree. As a standalone anime, Brotherhood has the flaw of glossing over the early part of the story. You don't know how Ed passed the Alchemist exam, how they met a lot of various characters, etc. But pretty much anyone watching Brotherhood saw the original, so there was no need to rehash everything.

Of course, the original anime has way more flaws. Namely getting ahead of the manga and just flying by the seat of their pants. But there are things established in the original anime that are important that Brotherhood kinda just shoehorns in.

Not that I'm really for a third series, but a FMA: Perfect Compilation would be pretty great.

[u/NormieSpecialist → u/LetsDoTheCongna]

…I like the original… That’s how I got into anime. Would never have gotten into brotherhood without it.

[u/Dark_Sage_316]

I'll give you a tip

just ignore isekai (unless you hear something REALLY good about it)
I watch anime but never got frustrated about these cause I've never watched these isekais

[u/zeroxcero → u/Dark_Sage_316]

I actually enjoyed Overlord and Re:Zero but I feel you, Isekai genre its oversaturated (tho I like it a lot)

[u/yup_sir28 → u/zeroxcero]

Agreed, apart from a couple the rest is just recycled garbage

[u/Consistent_Ad_4828 → u/yup_sir28]

My conspiracy theory is that most of the plots and writing are churned out by an AI. They’re all variations of the same few ideas.

[u/Pyrojam321moo → u/Consistent_Ad_4828]

That's because they're sourced from amateur writers who self-publish serialized genre fanfiction online. Most of these authors are barely full-fledged adults pumping out passion projects that they post mostly for their own drive to write, often getting an idea after reading another story on how to do the same thing, but with their own spin. The self-publishing boom has allowed lots of amateur writers a space to show off their work, and these anime companies are taking advantage of that to cheaply purchase rights to projects with already dedicated, if niche, fanbases, that they can toss into an animation sweatshop to make a quick buck.

[u/Inner-Dentist1563 → u/zeroxcero]

Overlord is exactly what OP is talking about not liking.

[u/Alex-The-Talker → u/Dark_Sage_316]

Its so hard to find an isekai comedy even thought it has so much potential. konosuba is literally the only one with decent comedy. Others are just generic isekais

[u/VASP-0_0 → u/Alex-The-Talker]

Cautious hero is the most hilarious anime I know

[u/shotgunmouse → u/VASP-0_0]

Him nuking the slime was one of the funniest moments I’ve seen in anime

[u/guy_inh00die3 → u/Alex-The-Talker]

Uncle from another world is a hilarious one

[u/Purple-Airline-8354 → u/Alex-The-Talker]

I thought the devil is a part timers was good

[u/screenwatch3441 → u/Alex-The-Talker]

Just came out recently but eminence of shadow is fairly funny. It’s comedy structure is different than Konosuba and it’ll pretend to be a serious series but don’t be fooled, it’s a comedy.

[u/KrakenTheColdOne → u/Alex-The-Talker]

Bro watch Ojisan In Another World. That anime had me dying when I first watched it. Just watch one episode and I guarantee you'll love it.

[u/Illusion_Games46]

A silent voice (movie)

[u/TUNAKTUNAKLOL69420 → u/Illusion_Games46]

the only anime/movie to ever make me cry, I think that High School Ishida and his guilt triggered something deep inside me, I literally bawled my eyes out when we are told Ishida's story

[u/HotBear39]

Monster, Steins;Gate, Summertime Render, Vinland Saga are great and they have none of those things you said

I'm only on ep 43, but seems like Gintama also fits

Attack on Titan, Death Note and Fullmetal Alchemist have special abilities and/or fights, but they're not generic

[u/SimulatedThinker → u/HotBear39]

I mean ... Steins Gate does refer to these things, but in a manner that clearly pokes fun at it - not glorifying it.

[u/uriann26 → u/SimulatedThinker]

Steins Gate it's really good

[u/sirnumbskull → u/HotBear39]

summertime rendering

Yeah, while this was an interesting anime it leads with a "main character lands on girl's boobs" within the first minute of the show, has a sister-complex (step sister, but still) subplot, and one of the main characters runs around in a swimsuit the whole time because plot reasons.

If you can get past what seems like a checklist of required anime tropes it's otherwise a very good watch, but I just have to wonder WHY they tossed those elements in there.

[u/notastarrr]

Banana Fish

[u/171194Joy6 → u/notastarrr]

i dont think OP wants depression....

[u/Double_Crafty]

Planetes

Plausible scifi about basically trash collectors in space.

[u/Twoupi]

dorohedoro fo sure, masterpiece

[u/Yuarian → u/Twoupi]

You either end up with a strong hatred for mushrooms, or you love them

[u/Skorrpyon → u/Yuarian]

I LOVEEEEEE MUSHROOMMMMSSSSSS, If you want an mushroom eating dark souls knockoff based in japan, let it die for the ps4 is fucking awesome, it has some good music too

[u/nilesh72000 → u/Twoupi]

Bizarre show but really good

[u/Shimme → u/Twoupi]

I fucking hate most action oriented anime for being extremely generic shit designed to appeal to a hyperspecific kind of nerd and using random "sexy" moments to cover up how half-assed it is. Dorohedoro doesn't do that. There is one stupid joke that didn't land for me early on, and the rest is some of the coolest, grimiest magic-punk action I've seen, with great characters and a fun plot. Can't wait for season two.

[u/PrauxLaps]

You are looking for Gintama.

[u/Panda_Kabob → u/PrauxLaps]

Gintama is by far my favorite anime ever. Still to this day. But I would go so far as to say that if you're not already a weeb and understand anime and Japanese culture the majority of things will go over your head. Not to gatekeep a show, but Gintama has a high power level scale for its references and puns. The serious arcs aside. But man if you're able to get it, Gintama does not miss.

[u/xx_Chl_Chl_xx → u/PrauxLaps]

Gintama is like the family guy of anime but MUCH better in every way

Edit: actually it’s more like futurama

[u/SmartAlec105 → u/xx_Chl_Chl_xx]

My favorite episode is when the just showed a static shot of the outside of their place while the voice actors talked about how they don’t have the money to animate the episode.

[u/Joan_of_ack → u/SmartAlec105]

Mine is the one where they battle for the best pieces of meat in a hotpot.

[u/Mugiyajijiji → u/PrauxLaps]

I can't believe i have to scroll down until here to see someone finally mentioned Gintama..

[u/VisualGamerUltimate]

Violet Evergarden. Be prepared to cry.

[u/NeVMmz → u/VisualGamerUltimate]

Masterpiece, just didn't liked the whole thing at the end of the movie, but it's still nice in a way

[u/IMadeThisToFightYou → u/VisualGamerUltimate]

Absolutely balled my eyes out at the letters episode. I was inconsolable for about a week

[u/fanboy_6666]

Vinland saga, ergo proxy, black lagoon, cowboy bebop, mushishi..... Seinen genre

[u/YuriAlor]

Steins;Gate. I recommend read the visual novel (but you can watch anime, I don't think you will lost something).

[u/The-Fomorian-Ray-682 → u/YuriAlor]

Nah you’ll lose your happiness. That’s why I love this show!

[u/MemeOverlordKai → u/YuriAlor]

El Psy Kongroo.

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Seriously, for anyone who hasn't watched Steins;Gate, do it now. Easily one of the best pieces of media I've consumed, maybe ever.

[u/PepeLeSpew]

Samurai Champloo

[u/chaingun_samurai]

Ghost in the Shell

[u/Miss_Nora-Jae]

I hate to say it, but one punch man is really good. It does have generic powers, but it’s also a satire of those powers.

[u/DreadeadDreadnaught → u/Miss_Nora-Jae]

And then there’s Mumen Rider who just throws a bike at people.

[u/PassingDogoo → u/DreadeadDreadnaught]

I fucking love mumen rider

[u/LazyCasual0alt]

Gonna say: Spy X Family. Adorbs/fun; mostly family friendly from what I remember

[u/Guitar_for_hire → u/LazyCasual0alt]

I’m currently watching season one and really enjoying the goofy cute nature of it. I agree with the other commenter though in that everyone just seems to have selective blindness. I do like that Anya is in on everything though.

[u/SmartAlec105 → u/Guitar_for_hire]

Anya is great because she’s actually really smart for her age but that still averages out to be stupid a lot because she is like 4 or 5 years old.

[u/Pircay → u/SmartAlec105]

It’s so great every time she formulates a genius plan only for it to completely flop because she just doesn’t have the life experience to predict other people’s behavior or misses some critical component

[u/Irishpanda1971 → u/Guitar_for_hire]

I just remember that not one of these three has been in a normal family for the vast majority (or in Anya's case ALL) of their lives, so they are all still kinda picking it up as they go.

It's selective blindness, yeah, but it's also still plausible. Think of all the families of serial killers that never caught on, or the guys maintaining two completely separate families. It's easy to see something weird, but then chalk it up to something innocent, especially when you have a vested interest in keeping it all together. Yor desperately wants to keep her new family, and Loid is all in on Operation Strix (and also probably wants to keep the family together, though he won't admit it).

[u/AbradolfLinclr → u/LazyCasual0alt]

Anya technically has a generic power

[u/LazyCasual0alt → u/AbradolfLinclr]

Damn; good point

[u/Ulliano]

Cowboy bebop and Attack on Titan

[u/Boingo_Zoingo → u/Ulliano]

Cowboy bebop is a perfect anime for people who don't watch anime

[u/TheGrimGuardian → u/Boingo_Zoingo]

I grew up watching Cowboy Bebop, Ghost in the Shell, Akira...I'm ruined. I can't fucking stand modern anime.

[u/LMGDiVa]

Watch older anime.

I don't get why so many people who are new to anime keep only watching new stuff.

There's DECADES of anime, and some of the BEST decades worth of anime came out in the 90s and 2000s before a lot of this otaku pandering and established generic shit became standard.

Argento Soma

Serial Experiments Lain

Ergo Proxy

ROD Read or Die (OVA)

Kino's Journey

Princess Tutu

Oban Star Racers

TRIGUN

ZOIDS

to start with.

EDIT: This is getting to be popular and lots of replies so I'm gonna disable inbox but leave you with my Top 10's anime chart.

https://i.imgur.com/VCLKhGb.jpg

These are my Top 10 Anime TV Series, and Top 10 Anime Movies.

If you loved the anime I put in the original list I made, you may also like some of these.

[u/JayHat21 → u/LMGDiVa]

Cowboy Bebop

Wolf’s Reign

Samurai Champloo

FLCL

The Toonami/Adult Swim Classics basically.

Edit: Shin-Chan and Gokushufudo. Can’t believe I forgot these.

[u/MidKnightconnor]

Legend of the Galactic Heroes

[u/Urom99]

Full metal alchemist brotherhood?

[u/Basic_Account9189]

Monster:Hello There

[u/BOX5467]

Spirited Away

I think.

[u/sir_whiskers_radical]

Ace Attorney

[u/Fredoblous → u/sir_whiskers_radical]

The power of objections

[u/Ferropexola → u/sir_whiskers_radical]

Detective! Shut the fuck up!

[u/Marco45_0]

Death Note checks out

[u/Doopliss320 → u/Marco45_0]

I take a potato chip…….

AND EAT IT!!!!!!!!

[u/naerisadon]

May I present you

✨Cowboy bebop✨

[u/Tal1019]

Literally any Studio Ghibli anime

[u/curioussimp123]

How about shoujo? Why is noone mentioning shoujo and just talking about shonen? My little monster ,koikime, and toradora are great

[u/8tks]

Akudama Drive is a seriously underrated anime.

[u/Gakusha_YB]

Hunter x Hunter 🫡

[u/MrBananaGuard → u/Gakusha_YB]

Dude, the end of the ant arc made me weep.

[u/Icy-Operation-6549]

Dr. Stone, maybe?

[u/GorgeousFreeman → u/Icy-Operation-6549]

Without Ecchi?

[u/Derpman2099 → u/GorgeousFreeman]

senku has no time for women, only science

[u/Icy-Operation-6549 → u/Derpman2099]

Literally the best reply for this show. Haha

[u/Dark_Knight2000 → u/GorgeousFreeman]

It’s only ecchi if you’re turned on by science

Ngl talking about the extraction of nitric acid is pretty hot

[u/GamerAKL → u/Icy-Operation-6549]

It’s so good, nice to see another man of culture.

[u/throwaway946627236]

Maybe a good slice of life like Toradora or March Comes In like a Lion. Definitely no generic battles, maybe a little bit of Loli action but not in a weird explicit way.

[u/xxX_AleXifeu-pRo_Xxx]

Initial D

[u/TUSD00T]

Trigun

[u/LithiumXoul]

Bocchi the Rock!!!

[u/Mediocre-Sherbert-19]

Initial D (the plot isn't something amazing, but the OST is)

[u/Orbital_Rifle]

JoJo ? There are powers and battles but they're not too generic. Then again, orangutan rape...

[u/Loud-Duck-991 → u/Orbital_Rifle]

Excuse me?

[u/Orbital_Rifle → u/Loud-Duck-991]

Other comment explains it. (It does not happen, but is implied to be the intention of the orangutan)

[u/Loud-Duck-991 → u/Orbital_Rifle]

"Does not happen but implied the orangutan wanted it." Is that supposed to make it better!? Nooooo!

Still. Monkeys/animals are like that irl sometimes. So...there's that cursed knowledge in exchange for yours.

[u/Orbital_Rifle → u/Loud-Duck-991]

picture from the anime. Oh and he reads porn and solves rubik's cubes.

[u/Loud-Duck-991 → u/Orbital_Rifle]

Goshdarn curiosity, lol.

[u/Orbital_Rifle → u/Loud-Duck-991]

You can say that again. JoJo's pretty cursed but actually really good. highly recommend.

[u/MrBeanHs → u/Orbital_Rifle]

Jojo my fave anime for sure. So memeable and just a good creative lovable vibe.

[u/The-Fomorian-Ray-682 → u/Orbital_Rifle]

r/ape

[u/Potatohuman323 → u/Orbital_Rifle]

The fuck

[u/Orbital_Rifle → u/Potatohuman323]

In part 3 the protagonists transport with them a young (12yo ?) girl that wants to immigrate somewhere or something. They go on a huge ass empty boat, and there's an orangutan. Literally the only passenger on the boat. The girl somehow finds showers and gets naked and turns on the water, only interrupted by that orangutan, who is actually a stand (magic) user. His stand IS the boat. Now of course Jotaro saves the day and beats up the ape before the rape, but still implied potential orangutan/human child rape.

It's called JoJo's Bizarre Adventures for a reason.

[u/The-Arabian-Guy → u/Orbital_Rifle]

His stand IS the boat.

Her stand , that monke was a female

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Actually ? Been a while since I really looked into JJBA (also ape, not monkey (monkeys are smaller and have tails))