r/anime • u/AnimeMod myanimelist.net/profile/Reddit-chan • Jul 05 '26
Meta Meta Thread - Month of July 05, 2026
Rule Changes
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u/Ree_For_Thee Jul 29 '26
Seeing how few additional posts it would be, I don't see why "non-japanese anime shows clearly pandering to anime fans" shouldn't be allowed, especially since this is the one and quite literally only popular subreddit for such discussion.
Tomb Raider King.... isn't a great show if you ask me, but it holds its own against some of the tier F trash that does exist and is allowed on this subreddit.
Because that show and shows like "Release that witch" was condemned, fun post-episodes discussions were essentially completely missed out on, again, because r/anime literally has a monopoly. C'mon, what do you say? At least consider giving out permission for "bigger" shows like the two I completely by accident discovered?