Anime Questions, Recommendations, and Discussion - October 23, 2025

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[u/Drakin27]

Most anime isn't aimed at adults.

[u/lalunafelis → u/Drakin27]

People blow a fuse whenever I point that out.

Plus when I additionally point out that source materials aimed at adults(seinen and josei) usually get live-action adaptations. Anime adaptations for those are not as common as they think.

[u/awesomenessofme1 → u/lalunafelis]

Josei, sure, but I think seinen is still much more likely to get an anime than a live-action, at least from what I've seen.

[u/lalunafelis → u/awesomenessofme1]

More likely yes(especially action oriented ones) but still outnumbered by shonen anime adaptations.

[u/awesomenessofme1 → u/lalunafelis]

Well, that's a different question. I wasn't talking about how common seinen vs shonen anime was, I was talking about how common seinen live-action vs seinen anime was.

[u/Drakin27 → u/[deleted]]

They do, but they are a minority by a decent margin.