I remember watching Aria two years ago, but I stopped because of reasons.Navizel wrote:
Since when did Valvrave and Madoka became slice of life
Anyway, Aria is a great one but feels is in the third season (Aria the Origination). I can't really think of any slice of life anime with feels except that and Wolf Children which I bet you already watched.
Not really mecha, but Sentou Yousei Yukikaze has a sentient AI on a high tech plane.Sirade wrote:
Looking For...Anyone here who knows? And plz no "Doraemon", not that KAWAII sentient cat robot, lel.
Sentient Mecha (at least sentient 50% of all times) + Any genre (especially fantasy & romance (not between mechas :/ (0.000000000000000000001% only will have), but plz no extreme violence and pervert-related)
welcome to the NHK?Ceph23 wrote:
I've seen all of these except for Kakumeiki Valve. tnxKurogamii wrote:
Code Geass (only the 2nd season tho', but it better if you watch from 1st season)
ef~A Tale of Melodies
Nobunaga the Fool
Mirai Nikki
Guilty Crown
Hotarubi no Mori e
Kakumeiki Valvrave
Tegami Bachi Series
Puella Magi Madoka Magica
some anime from the list only affect certain people
Any more?
Well there is GTO, he is really funny ... even is its not a "small skits manga"California wrote:
Hello! I'm looking for a good comedy anime.
I'd prefer comedy anime with small skits such as Nichijou, Nichibros, or Plastic nee-san
already watchedJeeroox wrote:
Well there is GTO, he is really funny ... even is its not a "small skits manga"California wrote:
Hello! I'm looking for a good comedy anime.
I'd prefer comedy anime with small skits such as Nichijou, Nichibros, or Plastic nee-san
Yuru YuriCalifornia wrote:
Hello! I'm looking for a good comedy anime.
I'd prefer comedy anime with small skits such as Nichijou, Nichibros, or Plastic nee-san
Tonari no Seki-kun is gewd :3California wrote:
Hello! I'm looking for a good comedy anime.
I'd prefer comedy anime with small skits such as Nichijou, Nichibros, or Plastic nee-san
For baseball, I highly recommend Touch. It's the definitive baseball anime, with real drama that makes you care about the players and their relationships with each other, in addition to the game.Jindujun93 wrote:
Looking for a good sports anime for after I catch up with Diamond no Ace, any suggestions? Preferably about Baseball (though I've already seen Major and Cross Game, so don't suggest those), though it doesn't necessarily be about that. (Oh, and please, don't suggest something along the lines of KuroBas or Free. I definitely won't touch those.)
One OutsJindujun93 wrote:
Looking for a good sports anime for after I catch up with Diamond no Ace, any suggestions? Preferably about Baseball (though I've already seen Major and Cross Game, so don't suggest those), though it doesn't necessarily be about that. (Oh, and please, don't suggest something along the lines of KuroBas or Free. I definitely won't touch those.)
Mogsworth wrote:
For baseball, I highly recommend Touch. It's the definitive baseball anime, with real drama that makes you care about the players and their relationships with each other, in addition to the game.
For non-baseball, I also highly recommend Chihayafuru, for similar reasons. It's a show about interpersonal relationships as much as it is about finding one's passion in life through karuta, a traditional card game.I also do recommend Free! anyway, since it's as much about the interpersonal relationship drama as it is about the abs
Thanks for the recommendations! Touch does look good, given that it's apparently by the same mangaka as Cross Game, so I know what I'm in for with this one. I'll also give Chihayafuru and One Outs a try, not sure about Hikaru no Go yet.Luna wrote:
One Outs
I also second Mogsworth's recommendation of Chihayafuru. Hikaru no Go as well, if you like Chihayafuru.
In terms of comedies I wouldn't be ashamed of watching in public (so they appeal more to a general audience): Azumanga Daioh, Nichijou, Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun. Comedies with less of an otaku aim that are still absolutely funny and contain very little to no ecchi. Enjoy.LunarStorm wrote:
Hello!
I have a lot of travelling coming up and if you could recommend me some anime to watch I would be overjoyed. I'm looking for mainly comedy but all genres are basically okay to suggest. Since I'll be watching in public I think it would be for the best to completely avoid ecchi as much as possible.
Some anime that I've seen: Hayate No Gotoku, Honey and Clover, YuruYuri, Lucky Star, Little Busters, Clannad and Madoka Magica.
Thanks in advance.
Lovely Complex (shojo and comedy): Focuses on the romance between a really short boy and a really tall girl.LunarStorm wrote:
Hello!
I have a lot of travelling coming up and if you could recommend me some anime to watch I would be overjoyed. I'm looking for mainly comedy but all genres are basically okay to suggest. Since I'll be watching in public I think it would be for the best to completely avoid ecchi as much as possible.
Some anime that I've seen: Hayate No Gotoku, Honey and Clover, YuruYuri, Lucky Star, Little Busters, Clannad and Madoka Magica.
Thanks in advance.
)Thanks! I've already seen Nichijou but the other ones seem interesting.Mogsworth wrote:
In terms of comedies I wouldn't be ashamed of watching in public (so they appeal more to a general audience): Azumanga Daioh, Nichijou, Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun. Comedies with less of an otaku aim that are still absolutely funny and contain very little to no ecchi. Enjoy.
All three titles seem awesome so I'll definitely check those ones out!tanteiRE wrote:
Lovely Complex (shojo and comedy): Focuses on the romance between a really short boy and a really tall girl.
The Wallflower (shojo and comedy): Picture a girl whose is supposedly unattractive, has an obsession with zombies and skulls and death, and is antisocial. Plop her in a house with 4 incredibly attractive guys. The author has a rather unique style that may take some time to get used to, but it is hilarious.
School Rumble (comedy and school life): It's been a couple years since I've seen this, but I'm pretty sure there is not too much ecchi. Title says it all.
Yeah, so those are the only three series that I've watched that have comedy minus the ecchi (because a lot of comedy anime seem to rely on perverted scenes, don't they?
I'm going to throw this out there because no matter what genres you like, this is a must watch.[_TetsuyaKuro_] wrote:
can you guys recommend me an anime that have these genres: Comedy, Romance and slice
I've watched thousands of anime~~ but I need mooaaar!!
I would try some of the works by CLAMP, like Kobato or Cardcaptor Sakura. Kyoukai no Kanata also has a tearjerking ending. If you read manga, then try Fruits Basket (the anime isn't a very good adaptation).Kanade4Life wrote:
hey guys,
anyone knows any anime with sad ending? (or happy ending but makes you cry anyway) other than KEY's stuff
5 Centimeters Per Second's ending is pretty damn sad imo, or happy depending on how you look at it. It's only about an hour long though (movie), but I highly recommend giving it a watch.Kanade4Life wrote:
hey guys,
anyone knows any anime with sad ending? (or happy ending but makes you cry anyway) other than KEY's stuff
IMO, 5 Centimeters per Second was a terrible movie with amazing animation. I wouldn't even call it sad. Just depressing. Unless you're the kind of person who's into depressing anime with boring (to be nice, "realistic") plots..mxnic wrote:
5 Centimeters Per Second's ending is pretty damn sad imo, or happy depending on how you look at it. It's only about an hour long though (movie), but I highly recommend giving it a watch.Kanade4Life wrote:
hey guys,
anyone knows any anime with sad ending? (or happy ending but makes you cry anyway) other than KEY's stuff
oh thank you, i'll try watch kobato (already watched the other two xD) and I don't read manga, but thanks for the suggestion ^^tanteiRE wrote:
I would try some of the works by CLAMP, like Kobato or Cardcaptor Sakura. Kyoukai no Kanata also has a tearjerking ending. If you read manga, then try Fruits Basket (the anime isn't a very good adaptation).Kanade4Life wrote:
hey guys,
anyone knows any anime with sad ending? (or happy ending but makes you cry anyway) other than KEY's stuff
thanks for the suggestion but I already watched it xD, any other title you can give me?mxnic wrote:
5 Centimeters Per Second's ending is pretty damn sad imo, or happy depending on how you look at it. It's only about an hour long though (movie), but I highly recommend giving it a watch.Kanade4Life wrote:
hey guys,
anyone knows any anime with sad ending? (or happy ending but makes you cry anyway) other than KEY's stuff
Kanade4Life wrote:
hey guys,
anyone knows any anime with sad ending? (or happy ending but makes you cry anyway) other than KEY's stuff
1st:Katze wrote:
I'll give it a try:
First off: I'm looking for a Slice of Life-, Comedy-, Romance-Anime like Kuragehime (Princess Jellyfish) or Kimi ni todoke,
in terms of funny or comedy I mean something like Natsume Yuujinchou (not exactly funny, but a good mix of entertaining and sad stuff),
and lastly something like Another (have seen Higurashi and Umineko, no Elfenlied please, but I am considering Shiki).
I also liked Tokyo Ghoul if that helps. I'm looking forward to suggestions!
Here are some really good (imo) Yuri anime with real romance between girls:41236 wrote:
Yuri anime?
Try YuruYuri, Kanamemo, Akuma no Riddle, Strike Witches, Gokujo.
Also Sabagebu! and To aru Kagaku no Railgun maybe.
Maira-sama ga Miteruyukiisdead wrote:
uhm, can anybody suggest a good yuri anime ? ^^ similar as strawberrry panic and sakura trick.. thank you minna ^^b
Thank you very much, I'll definitely check these out!Faust wrote:
1st:
Baccano!
So Ra No Wo To
Kuuchuu Buranko (Trapeze)
Kemonozume
Jubei-chan the Ninja Girl: The Counter Attack of Siberian Yagyu
2nd:
Ghost Hound
Gankutsuou
Le Chevalier D'Eon
Rin - Daughters of Mnemosyne
Shin Sekai Yori
If you haven't yet.
Pretty much.Mogsworth wrote:
Maira-sama ga Miteruyukiisdead wrote:
uhm, can anybody suggest a good yuri anime ? ^^ similar as strawberrry panic and sakura trick.. thank you minna ^^b
Sasameki Koto
Aoi Hana
Personally, I wouldn't call Sakura Trick anything near realistic in terms of lesbian romance. Kannazuki no Miko is also hella sexist.