I’ve liked Cyberpunk 2077 and Assassination Classroom. Cool with any genre you guys have to recommend, since I enjoyed stuff like Zombieland Saga too.
Ghost in the Shell and Serial Experiments Lain are classics you can’t go wrong with.
I’ve been liking the old anime anesthetic so I’ll for sure check them out.
Has anyone recommended Gundam yet? No? Good, I’m recommending Gundam.
Now, the whole thing might confuse you, and there are a ton of separate Gundam shows each one in it’s own continuity. So, to make things simple, I’m going to just suggest two of them. The currently airing Gundam: Witch From Mercury, and the classic that started everything, Mobile Suit Gundam.
The 3 compilation movies of the classic Gundam are on the Gundam.info Youtube channel for free right now, by the way! There’s several other shows in that channel and you might even be able to watch G-Witch depending on your location.Gwitch is great. And I have been watching through the entire backlog over the past few months. finally done with UC!
It’s well worth the investment, much of the story and art is so amazing!-
Big fan of GWitch. It’s a really strong story, and the art is beautiful.
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Mob Psycho 100 is a completed action series that makes me think of slice of life coming of age story meets DBZ meets urban fantasy. The story is very strong and the art is used in a fairly clever way.
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If you want dark/horror, then Psycho Pass was a fairly popular thriller.
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Gundam is awesome. I got into it after I got into Gunpla and wanted to find out about the series. Zakus got the best design. I’ve seen the first movie trilogy, but not the rest yet. Was the oldest anime I’ve seen and it held up well.
Gouf is so cool. Love the blue color scheme and the whip. I want to build his Zaku one day. Been eyeing MG kit.
If you want something to laugh at check out Grand Blue
Something to laugh at but it is an isekai The Eminence in Shadow or KONOSUBA
Or an SOL to laugh at BOCCHI THE ROCK!
Grand Blue looks interesting and a different setting from the anime I’ve seen I’ll check that out.
The anime is good and if you like it you should check out the manga it is amazing.
Demon slayer
Oshi no Ko
Hell’s paradiseI’ve seen Oshi no Ko mentioned a lot. Is it really good?
Don’t look anything up about it and just watch the first episode if you have a spare 1.5 hrs to spend. If you don’t like it then it’s easy to find out.
It’s an exploration of the entertainment industry that does not shy away from the darker side of it. It’s still airing, so maybe keep it in your back pocket, but it’s pretty darn good. Same creator as Kaguya-sama.
On that note, I would also recommend Kaguya-sama. A romance/comedy where two people are trying to get the other to confess their feelings first.
- ODDTAXI (absolutely amazing)
- Madoka Magica (watch until ep 3 at least)
- Land of the Lustrous (very different animation style)
- Vinland Saga (great story)
- Your Name. (great romance)
- Baccano! (very interesting style of storytelling. The characters feel like something you’d see in a theatre)
- Dorohedoro (weird, but interesting)
- Dororo (just two good friends adventuring)
- Made in Abyss (gets good, but really takes those 13 episodes for that)
Yeah, Oddtaxi is one I’ve been planning to watch with a lot of random clips from it I’ve seen like the Capoiera.
If you liked Cyberpunk 2077, you might also like Psycho-Pass. It depicts a sci-fi future where they attempt to prevent crime by measuring peoples mental state to varying degrees of success. It’s widely considered a great show and a quintessential Sci-Fi Anime.
I’ve heard the name a lot, but never knew what it was about. But, hearing it is sci-fi definitely moves it into my watch list now.
In no particular order here are some that I like that I haven’t seen recommened yet:
86
Vinland Saga
Mashle: Magic and Muscles
Steins Gate
MonsterChainsaw Man
Spy x Family
Bocchi the Rock
One Piece
Death Note
Call of the Night
Jujutsu Kaisen 0
Hunter x Hunter (2011)
Cowboy Bebop
Bubble
Ya Boy Kongming
Got recommended Hunter x Hunter 2011 here too. For my next long Shonen I’ll be picking it.
Patlabor, specifically “Patlabor ON TELEVISION” and “Patlabor New Files” (sometimes called New OVA) are about a very comfy close-future environment about a group of police who are under the division for dealing with any mech incidents, meaning giant robot fights will happen in a very down-to-earth setting
I also recommend the movies if you enjoy the GITS movie as it’s the same director and he likes exploring a various amount of social commentary, from criticism of institutional inefficiency to existential reflections, (just dont watch the 3rd movie, it has nothing to do with anyone who made the original Patlabor)
There’s also the original Patlabor OVA, but I personally didn’t enjoy that nearly as much as the tv anime, and some of the characters act a little different, so it might be jarring if you watch that before the tv anime despite it being chronologically made first
Mechs fights got me sold on it. When it comes do the movies do you recommend watching the anime show first and then the 2 movies(ignoring the 3rd)?
I would say watching the things made before the movie gives you a better grasp of who the characters are and feel more attached to what’s going on, though the movies are very different from the OVA and tv show in terms of vibe, the characters act a lot more like how you would expect having watched the tv show. And I should also warn, the movies have very minimal mech fighting!
For Shonen I recommend Hunter x Hunter and Jo Jo Bizarre Adventure!
I see there are two Hunter x Hunter anime. Which do you recommend?
While the 1999 version has the old aesthetic that you say you like, I would recommend the 2011 version due to a lot of times just presenting individual scenes so well, the team really came together to make dramatic when it counted, and it also goes further into one of the best arcs of HxH
Nippon Animation did 1999, while MADHOUSE did 2011 if that says anything to you
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Made in Abyss
Seishun Buta Yarou wa Bunny Girl Senpai no Yume wo Minai
Steins;Gate
mans out there recommending Made In Abyss. That’s some heavy content.
Yeah, as long as you understand that the trauma can be poetic and mystery is ultimately the greatest part of the story, then Made in Abyss is for you.
Also helps to have the greatest OST of all time for an anime.
But it’s so beautifully done I have to recommend it
This makes me really curious to check it out now.
I recommend it to anyone watching Anime.
word. love that soundtrack
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Could maybe try kekkai sensen, has a second season called beyond iirc
Supersonic monkeys, vampires, talking fishmen, and all sorts of different supernatural monsters living alongside humans.
That’s a wild description. Definitely got me curious now.
Paranoia Agent
An elementary school kid dubbed with the title “shounen bat” or “lil’ slugger” has been going around attacking people with his bent, golden bat.
That sounds intersting. I’m imagining Ness from Earthbound.
Have you watched the popular stuff like Attack on Titan or Death Note?
