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mazojo · 1 year

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Spring 2023 Anime Watchlist

Jigokuraku - April 1

Tengoku Daimakyou - April 1

Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu - April 2

My Home Hero - April 2

Yamada-kun to Lv999 no Koi wo Suru - April 2

Skip to Loafer - April 4

Kizuna no Allele - April 4

Dr. Stone: New World - April 6

Watashi no Yuri wa Oshigoto desu! - April 6

Opus.COLORs - April 7

Tonikaku Kawaii 2nd Season - April 8

Mashle - April 8

Mahou Shoujo Magical Destroyers - April 8

Kimetsu no Yaiba: Katanakaji no Sato-hen - April 9

Ao no Orchestra - April 9

Otonari ni Ginga - April 9

Jijou wo Shiranai Tenkousei ga Guigui Kuru. - April 9

Kanojo ga Koushaku-tei ni Itta Riyuu - April 10

Kimi wa Houkago Insomnia - April 11

Dead Mount Death Play - April 11

Oshi no Ko - April 12

The Marginal Service - April 12

Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. Kan OVA - April 27

Ousama Ranking: Yuuki no Takarabako - April

Collar x Malice Movie: Deep Cover - May 26

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jill-the-lemon · 5 months

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Ну что сказать))) Учеба (как я и предполагала) очень сильно урезала мне время и силы на рисование

Очень надеюсь, что буду радовать в первую очередь себя рисунками в следующем году

Нет, ну по сути, рисовала в институте все равно, в основном конечно это были логотипы, но все же рисовала же))))0

Всех поздравляю с наступающим новым годом, желаю сладких мандаринов

#year in review #art #2023 art #genshin impact #ib #ib game #tadc #dr stone

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wondrousmay · 5 months

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Dr. STONE: NEW WORLD Part 2 was amazing!!! Almost every episode of this cour had me on the edge of my seat! The battle between the Kingdom of science and Ibara was thrilling and exciting but also filled with emotional and heartfelt moments between the characters.

Like I said in my review of the first part, Senku is the smartest person but he cannot do things alone. He isn’t alone! His friends help him because they believe in him and science and their faith paid off. It’s just so good to see the emotional payoff in this arc!

I can safely say that New World is now my favourite arc/season of the show! This story and the cast of characters really stole my heart!

9/10

#May reviews #dr stone #dr stone new world #dr stone new world part 2

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rize-said-so · 9 months

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MHA 398

All Might is not right in the head. And I'm afraid Sir Nighteye's prediction is about to come true. He's truly doing everything for Deku and society. I'm worried. Live you old man!

Also love the flashback of Nana Shimura and All Might's first meeting. Also getting a glimpse of a truly devastated and cruel world before AllMight rose as the Symbol of Peace. I'm re-watching MHA right now. and on season 3. The climax of All Might vs All For One and just seeing how epic thi fight is becoming, I'm looking forward to it being animated.

Got tears in my eyes when the vestige of All Might in OFA told Deku about All Might's fight. I don't want Deku to find out about All Might gravely injured or something worse like this.

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cherry-valentine · 1 year

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Spring 2023 Anime Season

Here’s what I’m watching!

Dr. Stone Season 3 was probably the series I was most looking forward to. The basic setup is this: a mysterious green light spreads over the entire world, turning all human beings into stone. Thousands of years later, teenage genius Senku awakens from his stone prison and decides to save all of humanity, bringing them back to the modern scientific age in the process. Unlike most popular shounen series, the focus of the story is notably not on fighting, action, training, chasing a dream, or even “the power of friendship”. It’s very much centered on Senku and his allies rebuilding society, recreating important scientific inventions, exploring, etc. There is some action, even some fighting, but the long stretches without either manage to be entertaining and, at times, thrilling all the same. The show also makes a point of telling us that physical fighting ability is definitely not the only thing that determines how strong or useful a character is. Senku himself is physically rather weak, especially when compared to the characters who can fight. But he’s super intelligent. There are characters who are good at lots of various things and are considered strong and important even if they wouldn’t stand a chance in a fight. I feel like this sets the series apart from other anime that focus so strongly on power levels and such. This season’s plot focuses on the characters exploring an island with a different village of people living on it, ones who might hold the secret of the petrification beam that swept over the earth thousands of years ago. The animation is great. The male character designs are great. The female character designs… not so great. I’m just not crazy about how the mangaka draws women. They all have enormous eyes that are drawn way too far apart. It’s a strange visual. But that’s a minor complaint. The music is fantastic, with my favorite ending theme of the season. If you haven’t tried Dr. Stone yet, you owe it to yourself to fix that mistake.

Hell’s Paradise is a series I was very excited to try. I’ve had the first few volumes of the manga on my Amazon wishlist for like two years now but never went ahead and bought them. The story is about a mysterious island that’s said to hold the elixir of immortality, but no one has come back from it alive. A group of dangerous death row prisoners are offered pardons if they can go to the island, find the elixir, and return with it. They’re accompanied by members of a clan full of government executioners who are highly skilled with the sword. The main character is Gabimaru, a notorious ninja assassin who was betrayed by his village and just wants to make it home to his beloved wife. This simple desire to be with the woman he loves makes Gabimaru easy to root for. The secondary protagonist is Sagiri, the executioner assigned to Gabimaru, and she’s where my main problem with the series is most clear. In the first episode, Sagiri is a stoic, badass swordswoman who is unfazed by Gabimaru’s seeming immorality and is so skilled that he’s legitimately afraid of her. She was quickly shaping up to be one of my favorite characters of the season. But then episode two comes along, and suddenly Sagiri is weepy and frightened and being derided as weak by her peers. We also get several of these shots that are supposed to represent her fear but are just images of her naked body being clawed and groped. I’ve never seen a character get nerfed so fast. Episode three restores my faith in her. Episode four has her being weak again. And so on. It’s a bizarre roller coaster that creates a very uneven experience for viewers who were excited to have a badass heroine. There are other female characters, though most of them are also used for fanservice. As it currently stands, Sagiri is back to being badass, so who knows how this will turn out? Aside from that issue, the show is pretty good. The animation and design work are gorgeous. The opening theme is easily the best of the season. The creature/monster designs are unique and interesting. It’s definitely worth watching, but I still wish Sagiri’s character had been a bit more consistent.

Kimetsu no Yaiba Season 3 is, as I understand it, the second movie broken up into tv episodes the way the Mugen Train movie was done last season. I haven’t watched this movie so this is all new content for me. As usual for this series, the production values are sky high, with breathtaking animation and incredible music. I’ve said it many times before, but Kimetsu no Yaiba’s strength really is in its gorgeous presentation. The story isn’t bad by any means but it is fairly standard shounen fighting anime fare. But it’s not just the animation and music that elevate the show. The design work, for the characters as well as the various demons and weapons and settings, is fantastic. The fight choreography is top notch. It’s all the little details, it’s the voice acting, it’s the beautiful colors, it’s everything coming together to make this series so damn watchable. To explain what I mean, the first episode of this season was a double length episode, but I watched it and had no idea until I later skimmed the comments. It was double length and it still felt short. That’s how you know something is highly entertaining. High on my watch list.

My Home Hero is a compelling cat and mouse game. It follows Tetsuo, a seemingly average middle aged father who finds out his daughter is dating an abusive yakuza thug and decides to take matters into his own hands. He ends up killing the boyfriend, and the rest of the series is about his attempts to keep this fact hidden from both his daughter and the dangerous yakuza family that is searching for answers. What follows is a tense, thrilling roller coaster. Tetsuo is a kind and caring father who looks like an unassuming salaryman, but he has a ruthless, cunning side to him that comes out when he needs to protect his family. He’s physically weak but incredibly intelligent and armed with a lifetime of reading mystery books. His only true ally is his wife Kasen, who is just an absolute delight. She never questions Tetsuo’s motives and doesn’t even bat an eye when he tells her he killed someone to protect their daughter. She just rolls up her sleeves and gets to work on helping him dispose of the body. She proves to be a strong asset, as her creativity and fearless nature get them out of trouble several times. The way the couple works together as a team is honestly very heartwarming. Even if they’re working to cover up a murder. The show has one major flaw, however, and that’s the animation. While it’s definitely not the worst I’ve seen, it’s certainly not good. I’m assuming it had a low budget. But it says a lot about the quality of the writing that this is one of my favorite shows this season despite the subpar visuals. Highly recommended.

Skip to Loafer is a sweet and gentle palette cleanser after all the intense shows I’m watching throughout the week. It’s a high school slice of life series about a country girl named Mitsumi moving to Tokyo to go to a better school and meet new friends. Mitsumi is well meaning, smart, and ambitious, but she’s also easily distracted and a bit clumsy (not in the usual cutesy way, but in the accidentally puking on her teacher on the first day of school way). Her life could be summed up as one of those “expectation vs reality” memes, but a big part of her character arc is understanding that things not going according to plan is not necessarily a bad thing. The supporting cast is made up of interesting characters that manage to be unique without being exaggerated caricatures. Most important (narratively) among them is Shima, a handsome and popular young man who seems aloof and carefree, but of course there’s more to him than that. His relationship with Mitsumi is one of the main plot points of the series. It’s also worth noting that Mitsumi lives with her aunt Nao, who is a trans woman. From what I’ve read/heard, Nao has been well received and counts as positive representation. She’s a funny, cute, engaging character who is never reduced to a stereotype. The show overall has a calm, soothing feel to it, with pastel colors and peppy music. Recommended.

Best of Season:

Best New Series: My Home Hero

Best Opening Theme: Hell’s Paradise

Best Ending Theme: Dr. Stone

Best New Male Character: Tetsuo (My Home Hero)

Best New Female Character: Mitsumi (Skip to Loafer)

#seasonal anime #anime reviews #anime recommendations #spring 2023 anime #dr stone #kimetsu no yaiba #my home hero #skip to loafer #text

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thebunsquad · 4 months

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Are you telling me that Sonic CD introduces Time Travel and Aliens into the series lore?! That's just silly.

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doublesama · 5 months

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All the major characters are back at the end of Dr. Stone: New World Part 2. And that means it's time for the Kingdom of Science to embark on its biggest adventure yet.

READ: https://doublesama.com/dr-stone-new-world-part-2/

#dr. stone #dr. stone season 3 #dr. stone new world #anime review #anime blog

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anime-of-the-day · 3 months

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Anime of the day: Dr. Stone: New World Part 2

Released: 2023

In the hope that his son Senkuu would eventually discover them, astronaut Byakuya left behind precious metals years ago. With the aid of a local girl named Amaryllis, Kohaku and Ginrou from the Kingdom of Science have managed to infiltrate the head of the Petrification Kingdom's harem. But when their mission turns sour, Minister Ibara and Moz, the island's most formidable warrior, figure out Kohaku and Ginrou’s true goal. If he treads carefully, Senkuu might defeat Moz and Ibara.

#anime rec list #anime rec #2023 #anime of the day #anime review #anime recommendation #anime #Dr. Stone: New World Part 2

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animehouse-moe · 1 year

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Dr. Stone S3 Episode 1: New World Map

Looks like science is back on the menu boys! Dr. Stone returns with its third season (which is 2 cours once more!), with the goal of creating a ship to cross the ocean. An ambitious goal considering the technology of their time, but one that come Heaven or Hell Senku will complete. Though every dream that aims for the stars starts with a humble beginning, this one starting with a search for oil and the beginnings of agriculture.

It's been a while since I've really watched or paid attention to Dr. Stone stuff, so I've been reminded of how enjoyable the art and designs are for this series. They're incredibly tight and creative, and plenty vibrant without being overly contrasty or excessive in terms of color design. It's a really great balance that puts the focus on stranding out, and being strong.

And one last thing before I get into it, the direction for Dr. Stone has never really stood out to me. It's one of those things that just focuses on not getting in the way of the story and its characters. It leans perfectly into the comedy and excessive nature, but doesn't attempt to try and put a spin on things or really do anything crazy with it. Not exactly bog standard, but not something that you point out and talk about.

So with that in mind, I'm jumping right into science!

I thought this blueprint was rather fun, not really accurate in any way, but something and interesting to younger audiences for sure. The cross section is a solid idea for showing how it's supposed to look, and there's even measurements just poking their head out from the bottom of the image. But ultimately, it's slightly more than a glorified drawing of a cross section of a ship.

Now, two little tidbits here, not really important but just stuff I found fun. The first is Yuzuriha being put to work, considering her sewing skill it makes sense, but if it weren't clear to others she's the one that's putting together the sails for the ship which was a fun little background detail to add. Similarly, Kinro and Ginro are working together to plane the various logs into workable lumber. They weren't using it, but was fun to see them show off a planer (and helps remind you of the level of technology available to Team Science).

Now, I'm not 100% certain on what sort of tool Ukyou is using here. My immediate thought was a sextant, but that's used for celestial navigation and they're in the daytime and are surveying land. So, due to lack of knowledge I'm chalking it up to "funky telescope for charting topography".

So, maybe not science, but I really enjoyed this piece as a bit of logic behind the crew's search in the skies. Rysui points out the existence of a herd of wild animals. Now, for a herd to support itself, there must be sufficient food in the area, which Team Science also happens to be after. Sort of a two birds with one stone moment that works out quite well for them as they stumble upon wheat, of all things.

So, on the topic of wheat, I was kind of sad that they didn't explain this little piece here. It's a fun and interesting little thing that helps with an overall mundane task. Threshing is the stage where you separate the stalk/straw that holds all the wheat together, and the more traditional way to separate the two is, essentially, to smack it against something. Because of that, seeing it done in a much more refined and controlled manner was interesting, so I was kind of disappointed they didn't add any dialogue to the scene.

And the last real science-y thing of the episode was a litmus test. A really fun and simple example of the importance of stuff that you might have thought random when in high school. Litmus paper (and acid-base testing in general), is applied in all manner of facets of modern human life. Seeing it as such a simple yet important example was really fun and inspiring, and a cool way to casually teach people about the challenges of agriculture.

Of course, Dr. Stone isn't purely about scientific advancement, so they throw in some sentimental moments as well. In the smaller dosages that we see them in, they serve the story perfectly to allow for the characters to develop, and to help frame the importance and magnitude of the advancements that color human history.

Though you'd be kidding yourself if comedy didn't reign supreme after science. The sort of chibi style that appears just helps accentuate the ridiculous nature of the comedy, while separating it comfortably from the more scientific or sincere sides. It's basically a textbook approach that's executed incredibly well.

And lastly, Minecraft is in an anime. Yeah. Weird, yet awesome decision to have some of the exposition scenes appear as something styled after Minecraft, given the similarities. Great fun, and a cheap and easy solution to those moments, which can allow them to put more focus elsewhere.

#dr. stone #gen asagiri #senku ishigami #yuzuriha ogawa #dr stone ryusui #ryusui nanami #dr stone #dr. stone new world #dr stone new world #anime recommendation #anime review #anime and manga #anime

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alexthegamingboy · 11 months

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Toonami Weekly Recap 06/17/2023

Dr. Stone: New World (Age of Exploration Arc) EP#38 (03) - First Contact: Despite the aerial photographs the oil field remains hidden. Autumn arrives so the wheat is harvested. Francois plans a gourmet celebration dinner, so Kohaku gathers boar piglets to raise on the farm for meat and while searching the photographs for a good spot to forage truffles, she accidentally locates the general location of the oil field. When they still cannot locate the oil Senku remembers the Sagara oil field was originally discovered by pigs bathing in oil-soaked mud. Managing to stop Francois in time they instead use the boars as sniffer-boars who lead them directly to the oil. Suika adopts a boar as a pet, naming it Sagara. After processing oil into gasoline Senku builds a rudimentary engine powered speedboat, allowing them to visit the ocean. Chrome begins to realise just how big the world is. Senku announces his next goal, to create a GPS powered by a massive radio tower and Senku’s wireless telephone. At Ginro’s urging Ruri almost uses the system to confess to Chrome but is interrupted by another signal. With his enhanced hearing Ukyo confirms the signal is coming from a second, functional radio tower, meaning other humans are alive somewhere on the planet, endlessly broadcasting the question "WHY?".

Unicorn: Warriors Eternal EP#08 - Darkness Before the Dawn: While they are on the train, Edred is still upset that he can't go home again and his own body is no longer with him. He begins to question what will happen to them once they successfully destroy the Evil. They suddenly hear a commotion and they run to see an attack by a werewolf, who is revealed to be Winston. Melinda accuses Edred who left him stranded instead of placing him to safety. Winston tells them what happened and is now cursed to be a werewolf, Winston says this is a good thing as he is part of the group so he can be with Emma. Merlin arrives and tells them the Evil is Otto and they go to the jungle, Merlin informed them as he continues his search, he joins up with the guardian spirit Rakshasa and destroys Otto's ship by which he didn't mention what happened to them in the end. Merlin decides to splits the group up to investigate the wreckage. As Edred and Winston go together, Winston confronts Edred of his actions but because of Edred he has become one of them now, Edred then tells him once they leave their hosts Emma becomes normal again while Winston has his curse, their arguing leads them to a fight. Seng and Copernicus discovers the deceased bodies of Rakshasa and Otto, which the Rakshasa's soul reveals to Seng not everything is as it seem. Melinda asks Merlin to remove Winston's curse for Emma's sake. However, Merlin has been possessed by the Evil and begins attacking Melinda causing Winston and Edred's to stop their fight and regroup with Seng and Copernicus.

Food Wars: The Fifth Plate (The BLUE Arc) EP#86 (13) Finale - Food Wars: Soma sets about making a new version of the egg tempura bowl he first served to Erina during his entrance exam, having incorporated techniques he learned during his time at Totsuki. Both Mana and Erina are caught off guard by how well it is cooked, which causes Erina to release the most powerful version of the Gifting seen yet. However, Erina still refuses to acknowledge the dish as delicious, since she will cook an even better dish. As Mana observes, she realizes that Soma's refusal to quit and his dedication to cook for someone he truly cares about are the elements needed to satisfy the God Tongue. Erina manages to present a dish that defeats Soma's, making her the winner of BLUE. At Soma's 2nd place victory party, the rest of the current and former Elite 10 reveal that they had been quietly dismantling the entire Noir organization while its leadership was distracted at BLUE. Frustrated at having lost to Erina, Soma decides to go on a world tour to improve his cooking. Meanwhile, Erina welcomes Mana home. Azami also returns and admits that Asahi is actually his illegitimate son, making him Erina's half-brother. Erina invites Asahi into the Nakiri family so she can finally fulfill her wish of having the entire family eat a meal together. Six months later, Soma returns to the Yukihira diner, inviting Erina and all of his friends and classmates. Erina arrives first and quietly realizes she has feelings for Soma just as the rest of the guests arrive to celebrate Soma's return.

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#Sorry if I posted this late I was at my sister's house.#Toonami #Toonami Weekly Recap #Toonami Game Review #Dr. Stone #Dr. Stone: New World #Age of Exploration Arc #Unicorn: Warriors Eternal #Food Wars: Shokugeki no Soma #Food Wars: The Fifth Plate #The BLUE Arc #Final Episode #Final Season Episode

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b3crew · 10 months

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REVIEW | "Dr. STONE" - Vol. 26 [FINALE]

Click here to read the review!

#king baby duck #boston bastard brigade #reviews #manga #comics #comic books #review #viz media #shonen jump #dr. stone #riichiro inagaki #boichi #black compat #the simpsons #simpsons meme

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mazojo · 11 months

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Once again going through my Sengen bs

#I want someone to gaze at me in the distance like that damn #I miss them revisiting my screenshots and I miss them so much #I have to review these ss at least like 2 times a month to remember soulmates #sengen is so real you guys the most canon ever #sengen #manga #dr stone #senku #gen

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mastacell · 1 year

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SPY X STONE!! Dr. Stone Season 3 Episode 10 Review

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wondrousmay · 11 months

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*Minor spoilers for Dr.STONE: STONE WORLD*

Dr. STONE: NEW WORLD was another exciting season! I love how the story can still keep me on my toes despite the continuous scientific development of the Kingdom of Science. This season’s plot twist and the introduction of new characters was great!

Taking out most of the main cast out of commission halfway through the season was a very bold move but it was an effective way to narrow down the focus on the story. Senku continues to stand out as a protagonist but Kohaku also shines in her own way!

Senku is the smartest character on the show but he can’t do things alone. His relationships with the supporting cast are important. Kohaku doesn’t understand the science behind things 90% of the time but she learns from Senku and play a vital role in this arc. The emphasis on communal bonds is my favourite thing about this show!

I’m very excited for the rest of this arc! Will we get answers about the petrification beam or will we have even more questions? Looking forward to find out!

8/10

#dr stone #dr stone: new world #may reviews

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rize-said-so · 9 months

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Bungo Stray Dogs S5E7

I don't know what to make with this episode that's just pure chaos and disaster provided by Dazai. While the rest of the Detective Agency is trying to prevent a vampire outbreak, the dumbass is in prison dancing and exploring.

It's like having your most reliable friend in the most needed situation but only dumb comes out. And you're not sure if you're dumbing it down or you're realizing he's just pure dumbass but you love.

Bra-chan was ready to give in. I don't blame him. He got his Spotify and someone to carry him. That's life.

I wanted that dumb suicidal maniac to hold me

After the shit he went through when the Detective Agency was falling apart, I was happy to see my little farmer boy again.

But then,

I know he's going to be okay since we have Yosano but why must they hurt my farmer boy. The detective agency was only his side job. He's basically a part timer. We don't hurt part timers. Just fully fledged emplyees

The next episode is going to be good. People changing sides. Chuuya vs Dazai (maybe) Or Dazai may just have a dance party in prison or some other shit

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threecheersforinking · 2 years

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Anime I Judged too Early

I got this idea from user @ avvviso!

Here are some anime I ended up really liking despite being skeptical/judgmental of them before watching. Let’s get started!

Spy x Family

This might be a shocking first choice because so many people have been raving about this show recently, but due to all the hype I was skeptical that it was just another overrated comedy that had no substance. I was totally proven wrong by the first episode, it really is a sweet funny show that has good characters and an interesting plot. I don’t think it’s the best anime of all time but it’s definitely worth a watch if you enjoy light, cute comedies with a fun concept.

Dr. Stone

I had a friend recommend this show to me years ago, and I was pretty hesitant to try it because I don’t really care for isekai (which this show... technically is?) plus I am not a big science person, but after watching a few episodes I really appreciated how interesting and funny the show is, even if you don’t care for science. I genuinely learned a lot and I was on the edge of my seat. (I was also judging the character designs pretty hard but you get used to it/even grow to like them)

Haikyuu!!

So for years online, all I saw about this show was a looooot of ship content. Which is fine, it’s just not my cup of tea and gave me the false impression that the show wouldn’t have a strong plot. This is my bad for judging a show from its online presence, but I was very pleasantly surprised when I actually gave it a shot and realized how emotional and deep the stories in Haikyuu actually were. And yes, even though I don’t usually ship stuff, after watching the show I understand where the most popular ships are coming from and why they’re so beloved. But the show has a lot more facets to it that I didn’t know about.

Madoka Magica

I had been fortunate enough to avoid any spoilers about Madoka Magica for years, but because of that I almost had the opposite problem where I had actually no clue what it was about and genuinely thought it was some cute Sailor Moon type anime or something. I had no idea that in reality it was a very dark, surrealist show that was entirely up my alley. I really am glad I gave it a chance, because it’s in my top 10 anime of all time now.

Neon Genesis Evangelion

I’ve said before on this blog that I am not a mecha anime person, and since that was all I knew about Evangelion, for years I was like yeah no thanks. I didn’t know that it was intended to be a subversion of that genre until I had so many friends recommending it that I couldn’t take it anymore and just gave it a shot. I wouldn’t say this is one of my favorite anime ever or one I even love a lot, but I appreciate what it’s trying to do thematically and I definitely misjudged what the show would actually be about.

As a counterpoint to this post, there have been tons of shows where I pre-judged them and was completely right, but imo all shows are worth a try, even if that try is only watching 15 minutes of the pilot.

I know some people have a 3 episode rule; for me, if I can’t make it through the first episode I generally will just give up, but if I can do that much I will push through to 2 and by then I’ll know if I want to continue the show or not. Just in case people were curious about my process.

Anyway, thanks for reading! And thanks again to avvviso for the idea.

-threecheersforinking

#anime #anime review blog #anime review #spy x family #dr. stone #haikyuu #madoka magica #evangelion #nge #neon genesis evangelion #anime recs #anime recommendation #anime meta

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