I’ve been watching anime for 1 year and 3 months with 1559 episodes so far.
Underrated: Kakegurui / Criminally overloooked: The daily life of a part time torturer / Best romance : Tamagawa Wants to be a Cat
This was kinda difficult to put together. I don't watch a lot of anime and I started few years ago only.
So season 3 recently dropped.
I understand many people don't like this anime for obvious reasons. I've heard it all so no need to repeat it here.
I don't really read manga so I don't already know what's going to happen. And I'm so interested to see how Eris reacts when she finds out Rudeus has a whole family without her.
Ikaros from heaven's lost property
Kirby from kirby right back at ya
Suika from Dr. Stone
Toshiro from Bleach
So, I know exist a good animes from the childhood but I feel in these days are forgotten or only are remembered for a few people. For example I love the movie and the anime about rose of versalles or lady oscar, but I know is a anime no classic, and is really good, until these days if I see again or just have a moment to remember about Andre I cry 😭😭. Or othe case, I’m a big fan of Inuyasha and hellsing, and If I’m honest I grow up thinking the are famous, but when I talk with people about theses. They doesn’t know about the history of them 😔
He caught it as a wild, aggressive Mankey, trained it, helped it control its anger, and it even won him the P1 Grand Prix… only for Ash to immediately leave it behind to train with Anthony.
And that’s it.
Primeape never returned, never had a proper follow-up, and was basically written out of the story despite having a lot of potential as a strong Fighting-type on Ash’s team.
It’s especially frustrating when you compare it to other Pokémon Ash temporarily left behind (like Charizard or Squirtle), who eventually came back and had more moments to shine. Primeape just… disappeared.
Do you think Primeape should have come back later in the series?
Could it have become one of Ash’s strongest Pokémon if it stayed?
Or was it fine as a one-time story arc?
Animes:
xxxholic, Inuyasha, Twin Star Exorcists, D-Grayman, Bleach, JJK, Noragami, Mob Psycho 100, Dandadan, Yu Yu Hakusho, Trinity Raven, Kore Wa Zombie Desu, Shaman King, Omamori Himari, Ushio No Tora, Shakagan no Shana, Devil Hunter Yohko, Slayers, Kekkai Sensen and Soul Eater
Princess Tutu
Wandering Witch the journey of Elaina
The Snow Queen
Artiswitch
Dark fairytales - If you like dark fairytales like Grimms fairytales.
1.Princess Tutu
Creative, good worldbuilding and characters. Set in a European town, features ballet, classical music and is a cute but dark fairytale.
It's an original (no source material) anime.
Adaptation of a light novel. My favorite episode is 4. Episode 9 comes with an warning.
Creative, unconventional protagonist and a mixture of adventure, drama, mistery, with some comedy and some slice of life moments.
Traditional fairytale
The Snow Queen is based on fairytales from Hans Christian Andersen, in which The Snow Queen is the main plot along with with others as side plot in episodic way like The little mermaid and The matches girl, for example.
Urban fantasy fairytale - Fairytale but in a modern and urban setting.
Artiswitch - original anime (no source material) with 6 episodes ( 8 min each) on the official youtube channel.
1st row) Sailormoon 90's (all 5 seasons), Princess Tutu, Wolf's Rain, Gosick
2nd row) Ghost Hound, Summertime Rendering, Shiki, Ghost hunt
3rd row) Aishiteruze Baby, Gakuen Babysitters, Zetsuen no Tempest, Dusk maiden of Amnesia
4rd row) My Roommate is a Cat, Kimi ni todoke (3 seasons), Monster, Parasyte the maxim
I only included completed anime to make it easier. I didn't include any on- going anime nor anime i haven't finished watching yet.
Ghost Hound (a.k.a Shinreigari), Wolf's Rain and Princess Tutu are original anime (anime created from scratch specifically for the tv or streaming nowadays, without a pre-existing source material. These are always complete stories and usually creative.)
Summertime Rendering, Zetsuen no Tempest, Shiki, Parasyte the maxim and Dusk maiden of Amnesia are completed adaptations of their respective mangas.
Gosick is a complete adaptation of a light novel.
Je viens de finir elfen lied ,ça fait plusieurs années que j en entend parler comme un incroyable.....eh bien je n ai jamais vu un aussi grand chef d oeuvre
I have always heard about Cowboy Bebop being super good, like one of the greatest anime series of all time and being one of those anime that introduced Western audiences to the Japanese animation world. I wasn’t that interested in it, but because I learned how amazing it was, and especially after learning that the creator of my favorite anime, Wolf’s Rain, wrote the screenplay for it, I thought I could give it a try.
It’s not bad, but it’s getting a bit boring. Every episode is just these bounty hunters finding a new bounty to hunt, and.. that’s it. That’s all it has been. There was only one episode that caught my attention and got me hooked because it went a little into the backstory of the main character Spike, but that’s it, the show’s a little boring again. I do like the little doggy Ein though. Every scene with him is so cute! 🐾
So, does it eventually pick up? Will it start to get better halfway? Is the movie worth it, too?
The last episode I watched was Episode 9.
Yall help me so I don’t go crazy, watching one episode of an anime doesn’t mean you have seen it right?!?!?!? Right?!?
Context: my sister claims she’s seen 15 anime I’ve told her 10 don’t count because she’s seen one episode and never continued, she’s saying it does count because she’s seen it
I’m losing my mindddddddd agrggggggg
GOD DAMN HAVING SIBLINGSSSSSSS
*internal screaming*