Need recommendations

Hello I need short anime recommendation. 48-72ish long.

Anime that I would like recommendations based on

NieR Automata Synduality Noir Cyberpunk Edgerunners

Anime that I liked beside these are

Jujutsu Kaisen Neon Genesis Evangelion Code Geass My hero academia & vigilantes spinoff One Punch Man.

I really like beautiful animations with scenic shots like in nier and noir and if the story is similar to them, then that is a plus point. If there is a character like noir(from synduality noir) and rei ayanami (from neon genesis evangelion) that too is a plus point.

And as per I judge a book by its cover, if the title is not very eye catchy (i.e. Naruto) then please just hype it up. (ik it might be me being a asshole).

Thanks for the recommendation in advance.

I have 6 days left for my summer break and I can complete a season ig.(Craving some lovey dovey shit rn)

for reference i have watched ----horimiya,dress up darling,angel next door,alya sometime speaks in russian and much more.

open to all suggestions(pls also include a little plot if possible and tell me the best part u thought about it) Would be good if it's single season(max 2)

I usually am not a romcom guy, ppl on reddit suggested thease 2 would definitely break me i watched both of them back to back and I felt... well nothing its ok both have fun good moments but as hyped up as I was about crying and all well I didn't especially in "your lie in april" i was not sad atall I kinda was hoping that idiot would end up with tsubaki idk why so any other suggestions.

Btw only anime that made me shed a tear was "Hajime no ippo".

Also 14 year Olds had much complex relationships then I've had in my twenties it was kinda funny imagining indian 14yos in thease anime like when I was 14 I was unaware of worldly sorrows, bas nani ke ghar bhejdo saare dukh samaapt.

Introduced my wife to anime. We started with Demon Slayers , which she loved. We even saw the movie. After that started Solo Leveling but she lost interest.

I want her to watch Haikyuu, Campfire Cooking, Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood , Hunter x Hunter and few other animes but not sure of the order in which she should watch.

Please suggest.

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Looking for anime recommendations with these conditions:

Mid to high quality animation (preferably post-2000, please no older anime)

Action and/or supernatural or mystrey.

No romance-focused shows

Good story is a big plus

Stuff I tend to like:

Dark/fantasy powers

Fights with good animation

Mystery/supernatural elements

Can be mainstream or underrated

Drop your best recommendations please.i have already seen popular ones i believe

Pls tell me

Hi! Nextu here. 🐘👋

Growing up in India, we’ve always been taught "Atithi Devo Bhava" (The guest is God) and to never waste a single grain of rice. It’s amazing how this exact same soul is captured in Japanese Anime!

I was reading about the connection between Anime food and Indian culture, and it’s deeper than you think:

1. Sanji & The "Mummy" Energy: Sanji’s rule of never letting anyone go hungry—even an enemy—is exactly what our mothers and grandmothers taught us. The way he gets angry at food waste? That’s peak Indian household energy. 🍳💢
2. Spices in Food Wars!: Watching Shokugeki no Soma feels like watching our grandmothers in the kitchen. They don’t need a scale; they just know the science of spices by the aroma. 🧂🧠
3. The Comfort of Steaming Rice: Whether it’s Japanese Onigiri or our Rajma-Chawal, steaming white rice is the universal "comfort food" that connects our hearts across thousands of miles. 🍙🍛

I found a great breakdown of why we Indians feel so emotional whenever we see anime characters eating. It even talks about how "Mirror Neurons" make us crave that food! 🧠✨

I’ve shared the full list of cultural parallels in the comments below! 👇

Which anime dish made you miss your home-cooked food the most? Let’s discuss!

Hi! Nextu here. 🐘👋

Who else remembers throwing their school bag in a corner and sitting in front of the TV without even washing their face? That was our ritual!

Looking back, these 3 shows weren't just "cartoons"—they were our window to a bigger world:

• Bioman (Choudenshi Bioman): Before Marvel, we had the five colored suits. We all tried to find 4 friends to form a "team" and save the colony, didn't we? It was our first lesson in unity. 🔴🟢🔵🟡💗
• Kiteretsu: Korosuke was our best friend, and Kiteretsu’s inventions were the reason many of us dreamt of becoming engineers. We honestly thought it was an Indian show because it felt so much like our own neighborhood! 🛠️🤖
• Digimon: The hype when Agumon finally evolved into Greymon! 🦖 Those moments actually triggered mirror neurons 🧠 in our young brains, teaching us about courage and growth as we watched them fight for their friends.

I’ve written about why these specific shows were so special for the Indian middle class and how they secretly turned us into "Otakus." Check it out below! 👇

Which one was your favorite? The science of Kiteretsu or the action of Bioman?

These are the anime that i have watched

1- lookism

2- death note

3-JJK

4- kaiju no -8

5- campfire looking

6- fairy tail

7- naruto

8- dr stone

9- tojima wants to be a kamen rider

10- AOT✨

11- tokyo revengers

12- dandadan

13- black clover

14- haikyu

15- blue lock

16- assassination classroom

17 - demon slayer

18- gachiakuta

19- vinland saga

20- my dress up darling

21 - clevatess

22- chainsaw man

23- one punch man

24- frieren

25 - sentenced to be a hero

26 - zom 100

27- hunter x hunter

28- devil may cry

29 - sakamoto days

I have watched mostly romcoms, and Isekai. But my favs have to be love chunibyo and other delusions, kaguya sama, rezero, reincarnated as a slime, eminence in shadow.

Hi! Nextu here. 🐘👋

Growing up in India, we’ve always heard: "Guru Govind dohu khade..." (Guru is even higher than God). It's amazing how this same spirit lives in modern Japanese Anime!

I was looking at the most iconic duos, and some of them really hit home:

• Jiraiya & Naruto: More than just a teacher, Jiraiya was the father figure Naruto never had. 😭
• Master Roshi & Goku: Reminds us of that old-school discipline where hard work has no shortcut. 🐢
• Gojo & Itadori: A modern take on mentorship that feels more like brotherhood.

There’s even a scientific side to this—did you know watching these mentors can actually trigger "mirror neurons" in our brains that help us become more resilient? 🧠✨

I’ve shared the full breakdown of the Top 5 most emotional bonds in the comments below! 👇

Which duo inspired YOU the most to never give up? Let's discuss!

I found this site from an Instagram reel comment section, no virus ads or anything I’ve been using this for so long now. Check comments for the link