Anime Recommendation List General Thread to recc anime for anons of leftypol and former bunkerchan to enjoy (or to avoid)
- So-bad-it's-good animu
>>2551 - bad anime that can bee enjoyed ironically
- Next season anime watchlist
>>346 - anime that are currently being released.
- ANIMETA thread
>>10489
>"I have never watched a single Anime nor read a single Manga in my entire life. Where should I start, what are the essentials?" Anime STARTERs examples
- Any of the Ghibli films for art and culture (See
>>469 )
- Fist of the North Star & Desert Punk for post apocalyptic stuff
- Akira, Alita Battle Angel, Jin Roh & Ghost in a Shell (1 and 2) for Cyberpunk (also see
>>>/hobby/1782 )
- Naruto, Bobobobo, One Piece & Rave Master for shonen adventure and action (See
>>1732 >>510 )
- Gun Buster, Big O, VOTOMs, Gundam & Macross for Mecha (See
>>845)
- Tiger and Bunny, One Punch Man & Astro Boy for hero stuff
- Irresponsible Captain Taylor, Cowboy Bebop, Outlaw Star, The Legend of the Galactic Heroes, & Space Pirate Captain Harlock space adventure
- Ranma, T-REX Na Kanojo , Urusei Yatsura, Highschool DxD & Inuyasha for romcom with action
- Kinnikuman, MegaloBox, Hajime No Ippo & Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple for fighting/boxing anime
- Konosuba, Devil is a Part Timer, Familiar of Zero & Now and Then Here and Now for isekai (also see
>>373 )
- Dragon Ball Z Abridged and Sword Art Online Abridged for abridged series
- Rose of Versailles, Shinsekai Yori, Little Witch Academia & Ashita no Joe for leftist stuff (See
>>1417 )
- Parasyte, Ichi The Killer, Ghost Stories & Dorohedoro for Horror (See
>>10198 )
- Lupin III, Sherlock Hound, .Hack for mystery and crime thriller
>>10703based, nice thread op
if I like Haikyuu and Ace of Diamond where should I got next?
>>10715>based, nice thread opThanks, there are a couple threads like this in catalog, all dead and poorly done, so I made this to consolidate everything including my posts into a united OP for convenience.
>if I like Haikyuu and Ace of Diamond where should I got next?Other than Hajime no Ippo that other anon suggested I'd recc Food Wars
>Ghibli Something in similar style and very interesting is The Tale of the Heike;
Heike Monogatari is criminally underrate. It's beautiful and it has probably one of the best OSTs of the year. Directed by Naoko Yamada and Composed by Kensuke Ushio, it's a masterpiece in making, retelling an old story anew. The style and story really remind me of Ghibli content, and I highly recommend it.
>Synopsis: The Taira clan, also known as the Heike, holds immense authority over Japan. When a young girl, gifted with an odd eye that allows her to see the future, foolishly disrespects the clan, her father pays the price of her crime with his life. Soon after, as fate would have it, Taira no Shigemori—the eldest son of the clan leader—stumbles upon the same unfortunate girl, who now calls herself "Biwa." Biwa informs him that the downfall of the Heike is imminent. After learning of the great injustice Biwa suffered at the Heike's hands, Shigemori vows to take her in and care for her rather than let her be killed. In an era of rising military tension, the Heike are in the midst of a cunning struggle for power, and bloodstained war is on the horizon. Shigemori, whose eyes allow him to see spirits of the dead, is both anxious and hopeful to prevent his clan's demise. Biwa, however, is reluctant to reveal the future to him and must adapt to her new life filled with both happiness and sorrow in this pivotal chapter in Japanese history. https://myanimelist.net/anime/49738/Heike_Monogatari MAL entry
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tale_of_the_Heike OriginalTale
A really good review:
https://archive.ph/78WvN >>11154Gundam has some pretty good and similar narratives in Zeon, but you probably know that. Some suggestions I made in the past
>>4948Also
>>3863 LOTGH thread
>>11155>GundamNever attempted to get into it. I've seen shows
with gundams like code geass, eva, and guren lagan, but thats pretty much it.
>Zeonis this the gundam I should start with?
>>11157>>11163Also see
>>10597 for a recc on Gundam starting points.
>I've seen [mecha] shows then please feel free to peruse the mecha thread
>>845 >>11419Ok, thanks
>>10715Megalo Box
Was going to make a new thread but then saw this one. Might as well post what I already wrote.
>Belladonna of SadnessThis 1971 film has a lot of sexual content, but it is one of the most beautifully drawn anime of all time and is a great audio-visual experience, with varied styles of art over the film. It includes incredibly experimental and interesting shots. Plot wise it tackles the sexual, religious and feudal heirarchy with great visual storytelling. It flips the idea of sexual corruption as bad, and turns satanist hedonism into a revolutionary force which only positively affects the villagers.
>GundamTomino's Gundam is a masterpiece because of how good the characters are. They are astoundingly well developed and feel real due to characterisation present in almost all episodes. Tomino's style of storytelling is obtuse, and the subext is not narrated out like in most anime, which many people really enjoy which is why the show has such a strong fan base. The themes of the original show are extremely well expressed in the last third, and a number of scenes towards the end are absolutely fantastic. As for the leftist analasys, Gundam is anti-fascist, with a possible Trotskyist degenerated worker's state analasys on the antagonist faction, who were originally a revolutionary anti-earth
eco-fascist group until they were taken over by a ruling familly. However, their ideology is not wrong as the Earth Federation opresses the space-underclass as well as destroying the planet. There is a lot to unpack here and the evil principality is well humanised despite being clearly in the wrong, except for Char who did nothing wrong. Tomino is known to have some sexist takes, but this isn't really present until the 90s and before that his anime all have strong women.
>Gurren LagannIt is the ultimate revolutionary anime. The entire show goes about combating conservatism and reactionism in a highly bombastic way, without making them seem evil. Instead, conservatism is just wrong and impossible to maintain. The show is epic, with very strong pathos and emotion in some very memorable scenes. It also wierdly has a bit on establishing a revolutionary government and revisionism.
>DallosIts literally about a socialist revolution and anti-imperialism, something which few western media depict even in a sci-fi setting. I have shilled it enough in other threads but this is a must watch for any socialist anime fan and its only 4 episodes so you have no excuse.
>Fang of the Sun DougramIts a long anime about a guerilla war against colonialists and their puppet government. The art and animation is awful but some of the characters are legendarily good and the plot is among the best in the medium. I only finished it recently and haven't had a good think about it but I completely recommend his one to people who enjoyed LoGH and Maoists.
>Shin Sekai YoriThis one is interesting. My reading is that
the show is about how reformism won't work and how people from the ruling class who oppose the system are transformed into the very upholders of that system, including the parts of it which killed their friends and enslave other humans. It unironically seems third worldist, with only the opressed race being able to rise up in revolution. I would definitely like to discuss this one with others.
>Nekojiru-souGood if you like nihilism
>>10715Ashita no Joe
>>11154Definitely watch Dougram
What are the best bureaucratic animes? Something like ACCA13 but maybe not as fruity.
>>11152Great series, probably best quality of last season. But man oh man is it depressing. The latter half is just watching people die every episode, grim. Also not really watchable unless you do some homework first.
>>12500ghibli might be for normies but it's well-made normie shit. Miyazaki and Takahata are/were genuinely talented filmmakers who knew what they were doing. I'll take it any day of the week over Generic Isekai No. 18023840293 or another show about horny high school kids having screaming-nosebleed fits over seeing panties
real chads watch Angel's Egg tho
>>12500>Ghibli is mainstream garbage<t.'lolssoedgyandcultured' <muh normies guyz! You're pretentious.
>retards creaming themselves over boring movies intended for boring peopleA bland non-argument formulated in typical 4chan fashion that makes accusations that are blatantly untrue to ANYONE that has seen more than a trailer clip of these films. You clearly have not.
>3-sentence 'reviews' ridden with grammar errors a 5 year old would know not to make offer any novel insights on what makes any of these shows good.It's ironic that you peak of grammar yet yours is hardly the best. Moreover this is an utter nonsequitur strawman
>If you want to write your theses on anime do a better fucking job. It should take more than an hour and a couple of rewrites.LMAO you have to be trolling right? That's not how movie reviews function - you summarize general concepts and their execution in a film, not nitpick every detail to oblivion, (though even the details are mostly well tended to in Ghibli films). The kind of thing you speak of is called an analysis and is something different from an audience review.
> folks posting pictures they themselves did not even create The fuck is this supposed to mean? I didn't create the English language so I shouldn't use it? I didn't create a photograph of a mountain so it can't be posted for an example? Get off your high horse you delusional dolt.
>Prove you are capable of doing this to even a single scene. Prove you aren't guttersnipe incapable of even the simplest of evaluations.1) There is nothing to prove to a simpleton using 'fancy' words they don't understand properly
2) People discuss things and explain them if necessary, shoving in extra, unrelated content does not make something nuanced or "not generic" it's just random.
3) This isn't even tangentially related to your first statement, you're just ranting and raving like a man-child.
PS If you're going to respond to a post actually reply to that post you wuss
>>12500>mainstream>boring movie>boring peopleSubjective, not an argument but your personal opinion based on your personal taste (if you watched them at all)
Overall I'd say it's high quality bait
https://archive.ph/0GsbH A Penguin's Memories (1987) is really odd, but a kinda cool OVA that I recommend.
Full movie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPxNlNtqwuI >>17628what's fire punch and why do you rec it
?
for shounen, Hunter x Hunter, Gurren Lagann, Death Note, One Punch, JoJo
for slice of life, Nichijou, Tonari no Seki-kun, Mushishi
I haven't watched shoujo besides Sailor Moon and My Little Witch Academia
for seinen, Berserk (1997) (read the manga if you like it), Monster, Ping Pong the Animation
I guess a better way to recommend an anime would be what you're looking to do. Like, if you're interested in sports or mechs or cute girls doing cute things.
>>20161>>20163>>20164I mean, I didn't add lotgh, baki, and kaiji because he said it was for beginners, but I would definitely rate it above all the ones I listed personally. But I appreciate you pointing out that MAL is a great resource for those interested in getting into anime
also wtf are you doing triple posting
>>20159the problem with what you want is that an author can't write characters that are smarter than him. and manga/LN authors aren't intellectuals. the suspension of disbelief while watching these
tactical animes often breaks - you should only watch them for the power fantasy and the fan service, if that is what you like
with this in mind, if you still want a military themed anime, I can think of some recommendations that aren't extremely cliche, but there aren't that many military themed animes
"zipang": 26 eps, rather long, boring towards the end, it is similar to what you would expect from western media
"urasekai picnic", "gate" and "tsuki to laika": these are more recent, require a shorter attention span, are loosely military-adjacent and belong to different genres (bipolar lesbians, otaku power fantasy, and anti-soviet romance, respectively)
if you want to start watching anime in general, start with "welcome to the nhk" if you are young, or "yuru yuri" if you aren't. you can use MAL to find recommendations, but as a general rule, avoid anything with a score
above 7.50 (there are exceptions)
>>20193i dont understand why a "tactical"-themed fictional narrative needs to be realistic or even "smart" to be good
>avoid anything with a score above 7.50lol youre a dumbass
>>10703>>"I have never watched a single Anime nor read a single Manga in my entire life. Where should I start, what are the essentials?" I'd start with the WW2 tear jerkers. Grave of The Firelies and In This Corner of The World. My 70yo like In this Corner of The World even.
Anyone got any other serious business animu recommendations. Still have to watch Barefoot Gen.
>>20206yeah virgin that's right
>>20213retard
>>20222>why are 90% of the characters there white boys1. They're Asian (Asians also have white skin, races aren't like Power Rangers).
2. There's a lot of shounen here (anime targetted at middle-school boys) so it makes sense that there's a lot of middle-school boys. Sailor Moon is shoujo so it has a young girl as a protagonist. There are exceptions however (both Azumanga and Nichijou have girls as the protagonists).
>>20284>toradora LMAO no
>>20282 >not like a McGuffin driven, or Mistery driven plot<chainsaw man, legend of the galactic heroes, oshi no ko or spice and Wolf anon I…
>>20492the dog is a human being.
it's called "My Life as Inukai-san's Dog" and it's fucking weird
Rewatched Ninja Scroll the movie and the TV-series recently and I've been craving more ninja manga and anime.
There's a silly Ninja harem manga called Ninkoi and another much older one called Rappi Rangai.
https://somewhereinthemidstofnowhere.wordpress.com/2022/10/20/manga-review-rappi-rangai-ninja-girls-a-fun-action-comedy/ While I'm open to suggestions, I'm honestly looking for something closer to Ninja Scroll or Basilisk, but most online lists I've seen for Ninja anime are pretty meh.
I've heard Ninja Kamui and Hell's Paradise: Jigokuraku are good, but most other suggestions are mid-shit, neither silly enough to be rom-coms, nor hardcore enough to be Action. Even something like TMNT would be nice.
>>24055>>24082Not quite ninja again but close aesthetically to the 2003 Ninja Scroll series or to Ronin Kenshin; Carried by the Wind: Tsukikage Ran
It's a rather comfy action rom-com series. Main character is a tomboy female samurai.
A good clip:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em5W_I0B46g Unique IPs: 68