MegaCoolNameXD wrote:

Nichijou

1. Dororo - Look, I get it. A lot of people were a little letdown by the final stretch of the second part, but as someone who's familiar with the source material, this new anime adaptation of a classic Osamu Tezuka manga really did a great job modernizing this story. The ending is actually somewhat changed from the original, and I personally find it way more satisfying this way.
2. Renkin San-kyuu Magical? Pokaan - "Really? Really? You're gonna pick the Liru anime?" Well, yeah. I am. Almost every anime website with a ranking system lists it as a 7/10, but I'd argue it's a strong 8. It's a pretty good comedy about a group of misfit girls from the underworld trying to fit into the surface. Slapstick and comedy ensues. Maybe I'm just a Liru stan, but I'd say it's definitely an 8. You appreciate it more when you've seen a lot of anime attempt what this one did, but not execute it nearly as well.
3. BNA (Brand New Animal) - "OK, furry." Hear me out, though. A lot of people are harder on this one than they should've been. Sure, the story isn't groundbreaking, and it's very Studio Trigger in execution, but don't let that distract you from how genuinely aesthetically pleasing this show is. With a story revolving around concepts from Osamu Tezuka's 'Vampire', and a very cozy, detailed atmosphere, it's a really good show to draw artistic inspiration from. It would have only benefitted if Trigger gave the show a 24-episode runtime instead of a 12-episode one. To show you just how deeply satisfying the art is, I'm gonna post some official concept art below.

Show me dat GOOD ART (Criminally underrated)

Foxi wrote:

No particular order:

1. Dororo - Look, I get it. A lot of people were a little letdown by the final stretch of the second part, but as someone who's familiar with the source material, this new anime adaptation of a classic Osamu Tezuka manga really did a great job modernizing this story. The ending is actually somewhat changed from the original, and I personally find it way more satisfying this way.
2. Renkin San-kyuu Magical? Pokaan - "Really? Really? You're gonna pick the Liru anime?" Well, yeah. I am. Almost every anime website with a ranking system lists it as a 7/10, but I'd argue it's a strong 8. It's a pretty good comedy about a group of misfit girls from the underworld trying to fit into the surface. Slapstick and comedy ensues. Maybe I'm just a Liru stan, but I'd say it's definitely an 8. You appreciate it more when you've seen a lot of anime attempt what this one did, but not execute it nearly as well.
3. BNA (Brand New Animal) - "OK, furry." Hear me out, though. A lot of people are harder on this one than they should've been. Sure, the story isn't groundbreaking, and it's very Studio Trigger in execution, but don't let that distract you from how genuinely aesthetically pleasing this show is. With a story revolving around concepts from Osamu Tezuka's 'Vampire', and a very cozy, detailed atmosphere, it's a really good show to draw artistic inspiration from. It would have only benefitted if Trigger gave the show a 24-episode runtime instead of a 12-episode one. To show you just how deeply satisfying the art is, I'm gonna post some official concept art below.

Show me dat GOOD ART (Criminally underrated)

Foxi wrote:

No particular order:

1. Dororo - Look, I get it. A lot of people were a little letdown by the final stretch of the second part, but as someone who's familiar with the source material, this new anime adaptation of a classic Osamu Tezuka manga really did a great job modernizing this story. The ending is actually somewhat changed from the original, and I personally find it way more satisfying this way.
2. Renkin San-kyuu Magical? Pokaan - "Really? Really? You're gonna pick the Liru anime?" Well, yeah. I am. Almost every anime website with a ranking system lists it as a 7/10, but I'd argue it's a strong 8. It's a pretty good comedy about a group of misfit girls from the underworld trying to fit into the surface. Slapstick and comedy ensues. Maybe I'm just a Liru stan, but I'd say it's definitely an 8. You appreciate it more when you've seen a lot of anime attempt what this one did, but not execute it nearly as well.
3. BNA (Brand New Animal) - "OK, furry." Hear me out, though. A lot of people are harder on this one than they should've been. Sure, the story isn't groundbreaking, and it's very Studio Trigger in execution, but don't let that distract you from how genuinely aesthetically pleasing this show is. With a story revolving around concepts from Osamu Tezuka's 'Vampire', and a very cozy, detailed atmosphere, it's a really good show to draw artistic inspiration from. It would have only benefitted if Trigger gave the show a 24-episode runtime instead of a 12-episode one. To show you just how deeply satisfying the art is, I'm gonna post some official concept art below.

Show me dat GOOD ART (Criminally underrated)

Foxi wrote:

No particular order:

1. Dororo - Look, I get it. A lot of people were a little letdown by the final stretch of the second part, but as someone who's familiar with the source material, this new anime adaptation of a classic Osamu Tezuka manga really did a great job modernizing this story. The ending is actually somewhat changed from the original, and I personally find it way more satisfying this way.
2. Renkin San-kyuu Magical? Pokaan - "Really? Really? You're gonna pick the Liru anime?" Well, yeah. I am. Almost every anime website with a ranking system lists it as a 7/10, but I'd argue it's a strong 8. It's a pretty good comedy about a group of misfit girls from the underworld trying to fit into the surface. Slapstick and comedy ensues. Maybe I'm just a Liru stan, but I'd say it's definitely an 8. You appreciate it more when you've seen a lot of anime attempt what this one did, but not execute it nearly as well.
3. BNA (Brand New Animal) - "OK, furry." Hear me out, though. A lot of people are harder on this one than they should've been. Sure, the story isn't groundbreaking, and it's very Studio Trigger in execution, but don't let that distract you from how genuinely aesthetically pleasing this show is. With a story revolving around concepts from Osamu Tezuka's 'Vampire', and a very cozy, detailed atmosphere, it's a really good show to draw artistic inspiration from. It would have only benefitted if Trigger gave the show a 24-episode runtime instead of a 12-episode one. To show you just how deeply satisfying the art is, I'm gonna post some official concept art below.

Show me dat GOOD ART (Criminally underrated)

ShiNoShiNo4 wrote:

GTO

roastinKenkeres wrote:

Grisaia no kajitsu

Akumace1 wrote:

animesquadgp wrote:

reincarnated as a slime

underrated
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Grammar type: adjective

Definition: not rated or valued highly enough.

Example: “reincarnated as a slime is not an underrated anime”

NoobDev wrote:

Sakura Trick lulw