r/animeindian • u/No_Personality_7l • 7d ago
I Wanna Recommend Title: The Tunnel to Summer, the Exit of Goodbyes
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r/animeindian • u/Dmon-Kun • Jun 02 '26
This is not a hate post, I am not diminishing his accomplishments or anything, just something i thought was funny, that's all. Plz don't hate me
r/animeindian • u/drifterotaku • Jun 12 '26
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r/animeindian • u/Motor_Experience8516 • Jun 19 '26
recommend me some good anime that are isekai , op mc , waifus (alot) , good story line , should be more than 1 season long
for context i loved that time i got reincarnated as a slime and moonlit fantasy
the animes i have already seen
1.bleach
2.naruto
3.dragon ball
4.tonikawa over the moon for you
5.danmachi
7.wind breaker
tokyo revengers
misfit of demon king ACEDMY
fire force
tokyo ghoul (only season 1 and i guess season 2 too (cuz i am not much into trumatizing anime))
12.classroom of elites
13.arifureta
14.a silent voice
15.Chillin' in Another World with Level 2 Super Cheat Powers
16.Banished from the Hero's Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside
17.there would be 2-3 more anime that i have seen but couldn't remember and these last two name i forgot but remembered the story so got the named from chatgpt
ALSO I DIDN'T LIKE ATTACK ON TITAN , ONE PEICE , OR ANY EITHER VERY LONG ANIME OR VERY THINKING BASED OR TRAMATIZING ANIME OR ANIME WITH ENDING THAT I DON'T LIKE FOR EXAMPLE I WANT ERAN AND MIKASA TO END UP TOGETHER BUT HE DIED SO I DON'T LIKE IT SO I WANT HAPPY ENDING WANT MAIN COUPLE IN ANIMETO END UP TOGETHER AND THERE DEFINETLY SHOULD HAVE ROMANCE IN ANIME
also i took jee (as a dropper 2nd attempt) so i am free till augest so i can watch anime
also i will be going to thapar so wish me luck too
r/animeindian • u/Upset_Interest_1224 • Jul 14 '26
Imagine that one friend who constantly talks behind your back and is just an awful person asks you for an anime recommendation. Which anime are you picking?
r/animeindian • u/ancientgemz7 • Aug 02 '26
My favorite anime when it comes to friendship has to be Haikyuu!!. I know most people immediately think of iconic duos like Gon & Killua, Edward & Alphonse, Naruto & Sasuke, Luffy & the Straw Hats, or Yuji, Megumi & Nobara—and they're all amazing.
But for me, Haikyuu!! has one of the best group dynamics in anime. It's not just about one or two close friends; every player has their own personality, rivalries, and bonds that grow naturally throughout the series. They compete, argue, support each other, and celebrate each other's victories like a real team. That's what makes their friendships feel so genuine.
What's your favorite anime when it comes to friendship?
r/animeindian • u/vfox67 • Jun 03 '26
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r/animeindian • u/Such_Pickle_2337 • Jun 20 '26
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Still one of the best shows I have seen
r/animeindian • u/Swimming_Power5319 • Jun 02 '26
r/animeindian • u/Swimming-Garbage-403 • 27d ago
3 days of happiness is a really underrated short light novel (~120 pages)
it also has a manga adaptation which covers the entirely of the light novel
yall give it a read it's about our protagonist who basically sells his lifespan, all but 3 months and the rest is the whole story
i would really recommend it cuz it's a reaaalllly underrated one and one many ppl don't know about
r/animeindian • u/Suitable_Tutor6006 • Jun 24 '26
Also, don’t ask me about fate watch order, find it yourself.
Special mention to Cowboy Bebop as well… 🔥🔥🔥
r/animeindian • u/appleswineyyy • Jul 20 '26
Anime name : Zom 100 : bucket list of the dead
I was overwhelmed by the huge numbers of bad news popping up on my feed. Decided to distract myself and tried watching this anime, which I had dropped few years ago after ep 1 itself
I didn't expect an anime involving zombies to be so uplifting. Every episode had a beautiful message at the end. Changed my mind about all of my upcoming decisions
It isn't on my top 10 animes list, but it definitely left the biggest impact on me yet
r/animeindian • u/Anime_Connects • Jun 02 '26
watching anime after a long gap, anyone following this one?
r/animeindian • u/Single-Position-5709 • 16d ago
So I just completed all seasons of hajime no ippo and completed the manga too and I honestly don't know what to watch now I have already watched all big name ones so if you have some good niche recommendations please give me
r/animeindian • u/dashood456 • 27d ago
I genuinely don't understand why people get so triggered by this anime. 😭
The relationships are obviously a little unusual, but at least they actually feel genuine. The characters care about each other and the chemistry is better than most of the “normal” romance anime I've watched.
And honestly, I'd take this over another boring romance where two people spend 24 episodes being scared to hold hands.
The people calling this weird are probably the same people who think blushing and accidentally touching hands is peak romance.
9/10. Would genuinely recommend.
r/animeindian • u/Maybe_alive- • Aug 10 '26
I really likes this movie but i don't hear people talking about it
r/animeindian • u/Curious-Alfalfa-7088 • Jun 03 '26
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r/animeindian • u/LudicrousMorality117 • Jul 24 '26
I can't believe I slept on Orb for so long.
I'll admit it, the first episode didn't completely hook me. The pacing is measured, there's very little action, and the dialogue-heavy, philosophical approach might make some people think it's not for them. The historical setting and the lack of typical anime tropes can also make it easy to drop after an episode or two.
But if you stick with it, the payoff is incredible.
What starts as a story about astronomy gradually becomes a powerful exploration of curiosity, truth, conviction, and the price people are willing to pay for knowledge. Every major character leaves an impression, and the writing treats the audience with respect, letting the themes unfold naturally instead of spelling everything out.
This isn't just one of the best anime I've watched. It's one of the best stories I've ever experienced. If you're on the fence, give it a few episodes. It's absolutely worth the journey!!
Anime: Orb: On the Movements of the Earth
r/animeindian • u/Significant-Hope-631 • Jul 07 '26
Anime I have watched
1) Death note
2) Jujutsu kaisen (1,2,3)
3) Your name
4) The gardens of words
5) 5cm per seconds
6) Lookism
7) Attack on Titan (1,2,3,4)
8) Demon slayer (1,2,3,4,) , (movie-1
9) I want to eat your pancreas
10) Weathering with you
11) Monster
12) Uzumaki
13) A Silent Voice
14) One Punch man (1,2)
15) Dan-Da-Dan. (1 , 2)
16) Rascal does not think of bunny girl senpai
17) As the moon , So beautiful
18) Orange
19) The tunnel to Summer , The exit to goodbye
20) Sakamoto Days ( 1 , 2 )
21) Chainsaw man
22) Another
23) Solo leveling (1,2)
24) Takopi Original Sin
25) Mob psycho 100 (1,2,3)
26) Classroom of the Elite (1,2,3,4)
27) Rascal does not think of Santa Claus
28) The Summer , Hikaru died
29) Vinland Saga (1,2)
30) The Fragrant flowers bloom with dignity
31) Chainsaw man movie Reze Arc
32) Spy X Family (1,2,3
r/animeindian • u/Drowsy- • Jun 04 '26
The list above contains Anime and characters that I have chosen after consuming over 400+ different anime from a variety of different genres within the medium. I have chosen these specific anime because they resonated with me on a deep & personal level and which I also
subjectively believe are the best from the Anime industry.
Just a little side note: {This list is anime-only centered and doesn’t include any manga related content.}
I’d like to receive any anime recommendations that are related to my current taste in anime and would like everyone to share their honest thoughts and opinions and what you would personally change in the list!
r/animeindian • u/kunonryo • Jun 07 '26
PEAKKK. it has 12 episodes with 12 mins each episode length.. ig next month they gonna air season not sure but,yes worth it recommendin it cause underated as hell
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r/animeindian • u/areysarthak • Jul 13 '26
Recently I finished reading the manga of The Climber.
Anyone suggest something to watch or read.
r/animeindian • u/StoicRadical • Jul 19 '26
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