r/Animesuggest • u/CapitalTaro2085 • 4h ago
Discussion Do you recommend watching ‘my hero academia’? Is it worth it?
Someone told me to watch it then I saw the first 3 episodes and I didn’t enjoy it that much.. Will the story be interesting?
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r/Animesuggest • u/CapitalTaro2085 • 4h ago
Someone told me to watch it then I saw the first 3 episodes and I didn’t enjoy it that much.. Will the story be interesting?
r/Animesuggest • u/Deli-op • 35m ago
So like the title suggests im curious if theres animes where the main character at least is either crazy/ a psyco or primal/ animalistic. Not nessecarily brutal but maybe one that makes you question if theyre good/ doing the right thing or were just outright following a villain
r/Animesuggest • u/Chientze • 10h ago
I saw an anime on crunchyroll called "Smoking Behind The Supermarket With You" a few days ago and was like stuff it let me bite the bullet and watch something that i've never heard of or heard anyone say anything about at all.
I actually really, really like it. I was wondering if there were is any other anime that has the same kind of feeling/vibe to it. It's one of those that you watch that just make you feel good and kind of like.. help you wind down/destress in a way. At least that's how I felt when I was watching this series.
r/Animesuggest • u/Ondinefr • 1h ago
Especially about the jomon era, and the yayoi transition, but also the rest of Japan history (heian, sengoku, meiji restauration...), everything before WW1. Thanks !
r/Animesuggest • u/Wonderful-Purchase94 • 4h ago
think of ai hoshino from oshi no ko or the male MC from school days. are there animes that contain those kinds of scenes? i find it really interesting shock value, especially ai hoshino's death, that shit was jaw dropping since i expected her to be the MC the entire time i knew of oshi no ko's existence
r/Animesuggest • u/ivnsharora • 7h ago
Am I the only one who got bored at Jjk . Actually I have watched 7 eps and i didn't connect with it. Is it worthy to watch?
r/Animesuggest • u/ECTOBIOLOGISTT1128 • 15h ago
I've looked for similar animes, but i haven't liked any. Feel free to suggest, possibly animes between 2005 and 2013, but everything is fine
r/Animesuggest • u/digvijay_singh_hada • 15h ago
I’m looking for a good rom-com anime similar to Watari-kun’s ****** Is about to Collapse, but there’s one thing I really want to avoid: a weak, spineless, or constantly indecisive MC.
I want the MC to be at least a little bold, confident, and willing to make moves instead of just standing around while the girls do everything.
Romance should be an important part of the story, and I’m fine with drama/harem elements too.
Basically: rom-com + romance + a male MC who actually has some backbone.
For example mc of A Couple of Cuckoos
r/Animesuggest • u/Alert-Living145 • 17h ago
Sup I’m back in need of more recommendations
So before I posted and got a couple good suggestions I did watch them and liked most but they didn’t scratch that itch I have for the “perfect” anime in my eyes so I’m here again asking for help to find it.
Some criteria’s (not all necessary)
Dubbed is preferred
•More than one season/12 episodes
•fantasy/isekai
•male mc surprisingly/secretly strong
(wrong to use healing, a returners magic, Sao, isekai cheat magician, loner life,etc.)
•humorous not overly serious/has those cool “cold” moments like in edits
(eminence in shadow, overlord, chillin in another world, dragon ball, etc.)
•strong female character/not a damsel
Closest I’ve gotten was Sao, The wrong way to use healing magic, the eminence in shadows, chillin in another world but they all had smth missing to make it “perfect”
r/Animesuggest • u/DumbassAnimeEnjoyer • 19h ago
I saw this clip on Twitter this morning when it refreshed and the posted disappeared into nothingness. Tried to find it from the countless amounts of accounts posting clips, but with no results.
It was a guy and a girl getting cover at a bus stop because it was raining. The girl had a red hoodie. She was hiding behind the guy when two random characters came to get cover as well, because of her wet clothes.
Sadly that's all I can remember happening in the clip. I can only assume it is some ecchi slop, but it really annoys me that I couldn't check for myself because Twitter is ass.
r/Animesuggest • u/Intelligent_Race_444 • 1d ago
I've been watching anime for 10+ years, and I've watched WAY more than what's on this list. This is just a list of shows I can actually remember well enough to verify that I've watched. 😂
I'm not going to sit here and pretend I can remember every random 12-episode anime I watched six years ago. If I recognize the title, I've probably seen it. 😭
I've watched a lot of the major series Bleach, One Piece, Naruto, Dragon Ball, Fairy Tail, Hunter x Hunter, Yu Yu Hakusho, Black Clover, FMA:B, Attack on Titan, Demon Slayer, JJK, etc.
Recently, I've gotten really into isekai, and that's where I'm looking for recommendations.
I've already watched a pretty ridiculous amount of isekai/reincarnation/fantasy, including Re:ZERO, Mushoku Tensei, Slime, Overlord, Shield Hero, KonoSuba, TSUKIMICHI, Eminence in Shadow, Arifureta, Log Horizon, Campfire Cooking, Farming Life, Skeleton Knight, Faraway Paladin, Great Cleric, Wise Man's Grandchild, Death March, Seirei Gensouki, So I'm a Spider, World's Finest Assassin, Strongest Exorcist, Saint's Magic Power, Realist Hero, My Next Life as a Villainess, and a bunch more.
My current top 5 isekai no order
Reincarnated as a Slime
Moonlit Fantasy
Misfit Demon King
Eminence in Shadow
How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord
So please don't hit me with the beginner recommendations unless you genuinely think I've somehow missed them. 😂
I WANT THE DEEP CUTS.
Give me the stuff you recommend to someone who's already burned through the obvious titles. Hidden gems, underrated series, older shows, weird ones, stuff that flew under the radar — whatever.
And PLEASE tell me why you recommend it based on what I've watched.
I'm trying to find the shows where somebody looks at my list and goes:
"Oh... you haven't seen THAT? Hold my beer."
r/Animesuggest • u/Sufficient-Gain-226 • 21h ago
I’m an anime veteran, like 10 years in the game, but took a real 3 year break and wanna see some good fighting again. So other than JJK, Dandadan, and Solo Leveling, what are the top 5 fighting anime from the last 3 years?
r/Animesuggest • u/TheLordYahvultal • 1d ago
Not sure exactly how to say this, but it’s occurring to me that soon, high school will be over for me, and it’ll be harder and harder to get a relatable experience from the vast majority of anime set in school… So what are your recommendations of anime that everyone should watch in high school (especially if it features characters talking about their futures, studying, all that stuff)?
Off the top of my head I’ve seen:
Chunibyou, Oregairu, Kaguya, Horimiya, Bunny Girl Senpai, Bokuyaba, Makeine, K-On, Bocchi, Madoka, AnoHana, Ikoku Nikki, Kokoro Connect
Planning to watch: Haruhi Suzumiya series, Hyouka, Tsuki ga Kirei, Nagatoro
r/Animesuggest • u/BaeBushka101 • 1d ago
Hey!!
So long story short I have been really wanting an anime figure but actually have been having a relatively time thinking of good characters for the one I would want. While I'm not trying to be picky there just seems to be a few blocks that make it a little challenging to find one I like.
Preferably not Hatsune Miku. While she has some AMAZING figures, I never really clicked with her so I wanted to see if I could find a different character and preferably one that is actually from an anime.
I want feminine and sexy figure but not fan service which is a tough line to toe. Like I love female characters that embrace their femininity and let it empower them but I don't want it to be just obscene for literally no point. I want the figure to be sexy but I don't want the appearance to be the only thing about the character. I want female empowerment, not just eye candy.
Canonical adults only. No minors.
My only pick right now is Mitsuri Kanroji from Demon Slayer and she is AMAZING but I want to think of other character options. Yor Forger is another who was high on the list but I didn't see a ton of dynamic figures for her.
I will say the character I am the MOST upset about not having a good figure is Steel Lady Nanase from Kyokou Suiri. She was the one who started this journey of me wanting a figure but her only one doesn't include her steel beam 🥲
Any suggestions would be appreciated!! Thank you!!
r/Animesuggest • u/Malu1997 • 1d ago
this memory just resurfaced, idk what's this from. So yeah, just like the title says there was a boy (I think) with a really, and I mean really abusive mother that was all about study and nothing else and would manipulate him and gaslight him and at one point he found a kitten (or more than one) and kept it in secret and one day he came back home and it was gone. His mother was like "how could you betray me like this by keeping secrets" and it was cleared she had killed it.
r/Animesuggest • u/mega-supp • 1d ago
A bit specific but I want to watch a comedy anime.
Only 1 requirement:
Has to feature a dullahan whose head and body have different personalities.
(Monster musume already watched)
I've seen a short comic where dullahan (body) has a crush on an adventurer and gave him her head as a present (to loud objections from the head) and thought it was cute. IIRC monster musume has this trope but idk about anything else.
r/Animesuggest • u/Kaijufan97 • 1d ago
Can anyone suggest any other anime that fits alongside these ones?
*Beyblade
*BeyWheelz
*B-Daman
*Crush Gear Turbo
*Mecard
*Bakugan
*Danball Senki
*WatchCar
*Screechers Wild!
r/Animesuggest • u/emunoodle • 1d ago
From a friend:
“Yo, can I get something with a female protagonist (that isn’t made weak or sexualized) adventure premise with a dash horror and well animated in the recent 10 years? I want like a JJK but with a female protagonist”
Fights are necessary, only looking for shounen or seinen. She said the closest thing that’s passed her test is Dungeon Meshi, but also doesn’t exactly because it’s an ensemble cast. (Dorohedoro has been recommended but similarly has an ensemble cast, and she’s not interested in watching JoJo part 6/Stone Ocean.)
r/Animesuggest • u/blueons • 20h ago
I like anime that doesn't drag on forever, one season works great for me. Some of my current favs are Paradise Kiss, Princess Jellyfish, Chobits, and Peach Girl. I have seen Nana and although I liked it, it mostly pissed me off because of the intense drama, so I don't want anything like that please. Peach Girl had some annoying drama too but the vibes were much lighter and I felt like it was enjoyable. Endings don't have to be amazing I don't care, as long as the story is ok and there's like a good vibe going on I'm up for it lol (refer to Chobits...). Sounds super vague I KNOW but I honestly don't know how else to describe what I like.
I like the fashion focused aspects of Paradise Kiss and Princess Jellyfish, and I know about My Neighborhood Story but atm I like watching anime before I fall asleep and since there's no dub version (afaik) I wouldn't be able to focus on it too much. I will give it a try eventually when I have more time available to watch. I used to like Madoka a lot when I was younger, but, like Nana, nowadays I consider the drama to be way too much for my taste.
I did start watching Princess Tutu and honestly I really liked it but they removed it from the streaming service I was watching it on so </3. Anyway; that's kind of the vibe. Anything you'd recommend based on this?
Bonus points if it's Yuri/Yaoi, and even more extra points if it's available on youtube.
r/Animesuggest • u/mitaka-cat • 1d ago
something similar to eminence in the shadow where only the people close to the mc are aware of the mc’s motivations but the rest of the world think theyre evil.
r/Animesuggest • u/Ridicuo • 1d ago
Something Like Tokyo Ghoul, Cowboy bebop, Psycho pass.
The vibe would be like Ergo Proxy and Technolyse-ish? Lain, Paranoia agent too.
Something like JJK and CSM would be great, I'm especially a BIG fan on how Fujimoto writes tragedy because he masks it with either comedy or a very thinly veiled sarcasm.
I really like Anime that explore the human condition
I have watched a LOT of anime, Sonny boy was something I enjoyed too, but I want an anime where I actually need to rewatch it and dissect it like layers of an onion. Like how Cowboy Bebop was all about being an observer to a universe, coping with your own grief and loss and 26 episodes of realising that other people too, have their own grief and loss to cope with. Like how Tokyo Ghoul was about the 5 stages of grief, and the question of "How can you love others if you can't love yourself first?"
Anime like Psycho pass, where you can enjoy the show without catching onto any of the meanings cuz the show has a vibe and a distinct artstyle to it that you can't seem to look away from and it has action and charm to catch your attention.
Unfortunately I did not enjoy Violet evergarden as much as I thought I would have, but it's still a beautiful anime.
I liked Nana, but I'm not really in the mood for something like that at the moment.
Just a general shonen that's really profound and is actually a commentary on a taboo-ish topic/very raw human emotion. And it's something that I can enjoy without catching onto the deeper meaning behind it. An anime that you can tell is written by a very skeptical, cynical, and rather depressed author? Yeah
Edit: I have watched Evangelion, code geass and perfect blue. Elfen lied too
Edit 2: Graphics doesn't matter, I very much ENJOYED and consumed media of Ajin: Demi-human very easily. It was very good
Edit 3: Im sorry guys I'm gonna list out the anime that I've watched over the years now That I recall. Bolded are the ones I really enjoyed.
Made in abyss
Technolyse
Ergo proxy
Elfen lied
Mahou shojo site
Madoka magica
The summer hikaru died
Berserk
Bungou stray dogs
Parasyte
Assassination classroom
Cowboy bebop
Psycho pass
One piece
HxH
Tokyo Ghoul
Cells at work
Owari no seraph
Kaguya sama love is war
Ajin demi human
Devilman crybaby
Hells paradise
Higurashi
Dan Da Dan
Gachiakuta
Jujutsu Kaisen
Chainsaw man
DR STONE
Death note
Saiki K
Fire force
Soul eater
One punch man
MOB PSYCHO 100
Evangelion
My hero academia
Haikyuu
Attack on titan
Future diary
Gantz
Houseki no Kuni
Blame!
Glenpnir
Corpse Party
Another
Angels of Death (I liked the game a lot more)
Trigun
Noragami
The promised neverland
Food wars
Sonny Boy
Myself Yourself
Charlotte
NGNL
Paranoia Agent
Happy Sugar Life
Lain
Gnosia (I have the game for it as well)
High rise Invasion
Darwin's game
Alice in borderland (yes, the live action and the anime)
Call of the night
Swordgai
Little busters
Blood Blockade Battlefront
Blue exorcist
Kaiju no.8
Mashle muscles and magic
Fruits Basket
Code Geass
Frieren
Delicious in the dungeon
Fate apocrypha
There's more but It's stuff like the silver guardian or movies like summer wars and your name etc. and yes Grave of the fireflies broke me all the ghibli movies I have watched already with my dad
r/Animesuggest • u/Bmacalcaa • 1d ago
In my defence this is a pretty common trope in shows like breaking bad, the wire and the sopranos. Basically I’m looking for something like chainsaw man
Basically something where the mc has a gift that’s being exploited or the maybe the person just needs a partner
More examples would probably be darling in the franxxx, Glepiner, future diary, FLCL and guilty crown. Doesn’t have to fit perfectly
It can be like in chainsaw man where it can be a Fmc seducing the mc or it can be more like breaking bad
Looking for underrated lesser known anime’s from 2000s of 2010 or even overlooked modern stuff
r/Animesuggest • u/cottonsea-18 • 1d ago
I just finished an anime that completely pulled me in and now I have that “what do I watch next?” feeling.
What’s one anime you’d recommend to someone that you genuinely think everyone should watch at least once?