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It's almost as if you're having a bit of personal theatre at home when you watch anime like this. I've recently bought a projector, and there's something special about this.

What are your thoughts and where do you usually watch anime and how?

Tensei Goblin dakedo Shitsumon Aru?, episode 4

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Like the name says I was wondering if anyone knows the name of the song that plays during Askin’s Quincy Daten at the end of tybw season 3. I’m not talking about the one at the start, but the one that plays as he’s going over the history of the quincies. The song is insanely good, but since watching it last year me nor my roommates can find it. Does anybody have any ideas on its name?

(I’m posting this here because I didn’t have enough karma in the bleach Reddit)

Hello, fellow Redditors!

I recently started watching Shangri-La Frontier and could use some insight from those of you who are caught up with the anime.

I've just finished episode 3, and visually, it's genuinely great. The animation is fluid, the fights are fun to watch, and the mc is pretty likeable. But that's about it for me so far.

Which brings me to my question: does the story get more serious as it goes on? Does the plot thicken? Do the stakes get higher, or does it keep this lighthearted, goofy vibe throughout?

Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with that. It's just not quite what I'm looking for at the moment, if you know what I mean.

Please, share your thoughts.

Doumo, Suki na Hito ni Horegusuri wo Irai sareta Majo desu., episode 3

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Guys since I started college I haven't been consistent with watching any anime

Can someone give me some anime recommendations that are really worth watching?

Is the delay of gensou suikoden sub titles only gonna be in the beginning or the whole series

also what is the basis of your top 5 openings

1. how nostalgic it is to you (like it reminds you of that anime)
2. how good a song is
3. or somewhere in between (as in my case) something like code geass op 1 - colors is a great song and at same time super nostalgic but like I had neon genesis evangelion's opening in my playlist even before watching anime coz its a great song same for black clover's black catcher,

my top 5 (no order) would probably be

1. Code Geass op 1
2. Link Click (any op 1/2/3)
3. Neon genesis Evangelion op
4. FMAB (op1/5)
5. angel beats op

you can check out my openings , endings and OSTs playlist, what good openings have I missed?

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4YcWQ2ntoK1sr7oFyd1gDv?si=4d57be380ce54c34

this is not a ranked playlist , but yeah top 50-100 songs are the ones that I like the most
I tend to not listen much ending songs but try most of openings and for soundtracks , the ones that stays with me the most are in this playlist for animes like mushoku tensei , made in abyss , bleach , naruto etc

Anyone have good recommendations for fan service fantasy animes/just beautiful women in fantasy anime?

Jojo's was partially my introduction to anime and I've seen a lot of really popular shonen since then, but nothing has been able to quite scratch the same itch. I've identified three elements that makes me like JJBA as much as I do and was curious what other series have these elements (or even just one of them).

Varied abilities, each character has a unique and memorable ability to the point that the community can make content like "which stand ability works best for X situation". Not an anime but X-Men comics would be another example of this.

Rapidly shifting mind game battles, where a character predicting their opponent and setting up a plan is this huge reveal. While I do still like battles that are primarily used for emotional storytelling like in Dragon Ball and One Piece, the feeling of a good Jojo battle is unmatched. Jujutsu Kaisen is probably the closest series to achieving this for me with fights like Megumi vs Reggie.

"Quiet" characterization, where you can tell what a character's personality is distinctly but they don't scream it in your face. Chainsaw Man somewhat does this for me and Berserk imo did this better than JJBA in earlier arcs.

Hunter x Hunter is probably the closest to achieving all three of these for me. I'm also currently watching A Certain Magical Index and it might be up there too so far. Curious what other series I should check out in the future based on this list.

After watching pretty much many romance anime, I choose to watch date a live, and while I was watching I, it was **HORRIBLE**. Should I keep watch or can I skip some seasons?

Could you help me find a piece of music from the anime "Kimi ni Todoke" (Reaching You)? In episode 14, at the 7:40 mark—when Sawako and Kurumi are left alone in silence, and then Sawako walks away without a word, leaving Kurumi to fall to her knees—there is a sad piano melody playing in the background. I really loved this piece and would love to find it.

Hello, could someone please recommend your top 3 complete anime shows? There is way too many to watch and I don’t know which one to pick.

E14 - The Black Numbers

15:50

i dont know if anyone would be able to find it but if one of yall do know it please let me know ^^'

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some genuinely underrated anime recommendations.

​To save you time, I've already seen most of the mainstream and popular ones

I lean heavily toward psychological thrillers, time-travel/mystery, deep dramas, and well-written romance/slice-of-life. What are some hidden gems that actually flew under the radar?

Can you help me and recommend some Isekai romcom i've been craving for it and can't find that got my taste. Have been searching and can't find one. Any help please

what anime has a male main character who turns a corner to see some guy forcefully kissing his girlfriend, she pushes the guy that forcefully kissed her away but her boyfriend only saw the last bit so he walks up and picks up a pair of shoes off the ground and runs off

Like I physically need it. I feel like I'm about to fall off a cliff and I don't know what I'm going to find at the bottom. I don't have any cool addictions like smoking or doing coke to cope so I need some fucking loser going to another world and killing shit and getting elf pussy or whatever. As long as the mc isn't an annoying pussy I don't care just recommend me something. I've already seen mushoku tensei btw.

Hey everyone!
I'm going to have the house to myself for 6 nights straight, and since my grandmother goes to bed early, I plan on binge-watching one anime per night in peace.
I haven't watched a ton of anime yet, but I absolutely loved Cyberpunk: Edgerunners and Chainsaw Man. I'm looking for short anime (around 10-12 episodes, max 24 if it's super gripping), with a great story that keeps you hooked, plenty of pacing, and nothing too slow or slice-of-life.
I already jotted down a few names on my list: Devilman Crybaby, Akame ga Kill!, Terror in Resonance, Parasyte, Steins Gate or Death Parade, and I'm saving one night for Cyberpunk Season 2.
Which ones from this list (or others) would you recommend the most for a really solid binge-watching week? Thanks in advance!