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The Devil is a Part-Timer is another comedy that doesn't rely heavily on high school tropes.
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THE AWESOME GHOST posted:2) is there anything as feel good as Ore Monogatari without it being like literally nothing happening When I think "feel good," I think Non Non Biyori, but I'm not sure it meets your "something happening" standard.
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I don't know if your list of Ghibli stuff included The Wind Rises but if it doesn't, it definitely should.
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I figure robots that you hang onto the outside of must be like the open-cockpit biplanes of the mecha genre Note: I do not watch mecha
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Help Im Alive posted:What is smart fanservice Fanservice of girls with glasses and college degrees.
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Nate RFB posted:Well, it is slice of life. Just something to chill and relax to and remind yourself that hey maybe life isn't so bad at all, haha what silly misadventures will that Yotsuba get into next. It's rarely hysterical but it's just what the doctor ordered whenever I'm feeling down about whatever. Yotsuba has regular adventures, not misadventures. 
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Nate RFB posted:I wouldn't call them terrible but I am decidedly not a fan of either Ponyo or Howl's Moving Castle at least. Haven't gotten around to Wind Rises yet but most Ghilbi fans didn't seem to like it all that much, I thought? I'm not what you'd call a Ghibli fan exactly (haven't seen much of their stuff at all) but The Wind Rises is a gorgeous and heartfelt movie, it's really good.
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Whatevs I was pretty captivated 
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Namtab posted:Enough debate, watch k-on No, watch Hidamari Sketch, that's like a Shaft-y K-on
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Any good yuri manga recommendations?
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Mar 28, 2016 21:46
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This has some v. cute faces.
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Mar 29, 2016 16:02
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Help Im Alive posted:What are the recommendations if I fell into an anime coma in 2014 from Chihayafuru + Ping Pong being too good + need to know what the best couple of animes are from the past year or two (I don't really like actiony or fantasy stuff) Shirobako!
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littleorv posted:Recommend me some feels anime. I want to cry like a little girl The Wind Rises
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Sesquiculus posted:I’m looking for mellow, character-focused comedies, preferably with adult characters and not schoolkids Barakamon mentioned above is a good choice. Shirobako hits two out of three - it's adult characters (don't let the opening of episode 1 fool you) and has some solid character moments and comedy, but it's not really mellow in the way that Flying Witch or Tanaka-kun are.
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Mederlock posted:So, what do I watch to fill this Barakamon/Usagi Drop shaped hole in my heart? Consider reading Yotsuba&, though it's likely you already have.
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Jul 15, 2016 04:20
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Spiritus Nox posted:WATCH MUSHISHI Maybe don't do that for the Cotton Changeling (I think it was called that?) from S1.
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As far as anime that make me feel things, currently airing March Comes In Like A Lion is delivering so far, so it may be worth a try.
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You could also try Konosuba, Tanaka-kun is Always Listless, and March comes in like a lion.
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It's funny you say that about Flip Flappers, because you dropped it at the last episode before the plot kicks off. If anything, most people seemed to like the "nonsensical and chaotic" episodes better, though.
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Azumanga's slow pace is part of its charm in my opinion. Then again it was pretty much my first anime ever besides Pokemon so I guess it stuck with me for that reason.
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ninjewtsu posted:asking for a friend: what are some good animes that are depressing, but in a fantastical kind of way? like, she likes neon genesis evangelion and madoka magicka, but not something as "real" as gundam thunderbolt? if that makes sense? she also really likes terror in resonance, if that helps. Mushishi, maybe kind of?
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Rinkles posted:Any good post-apoc? Currently airing Girls' Last Tour is excellent, if you're not already watching it.
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Fantastic
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BigRed0427 posted:Hey all, I'm kind of just now getting back into anime and manga. So let's ask for two recommendations. You might enjoy Tanaka-kun is Always Listless, Hidamari Sketch, Non Non Biyori, or Flying Witch. Also Usagi Drop (anime only, under no circumstances should you read the manga.) Alternatively, the studio that made Dragon Maid and Haruhi, KyoAni, also did K-on and Sound Euphonium, and they're both very good, though the latter doesn't really do the funny/chill thing quite as much. StandardVC10 fucked around with this message at 01:39 on Jan 12, 2018 |
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Flip Flappers is an uplifting coming-of-age story told via magical girl transformations, pocket dimensions, questionably ethical science experiments, and explosions. It is very gay, very weird, and very wonderful. Could fit for the the second part of BigRed's post. And now when I hit "preview post" I see The Colonel has already recommended it...
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dogsicle posted:can someone speak up for Amanchu, because everything i've heard about it makes it seem like something perfectly in line with Dragon Maid (maybe less comedy-focused?) but i haven't gotten around to it yet. I knew I was forgetting one! Yeah, Amanchu is good.
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Cake Attack posted:i wanna watch some sort of genre show that doesn't take place in our (modern) world. no slice of life stuff, something plot and character heavy. isekai and technically not isekai but the setting is that same MMO-esque game mechanic drenched medieval fantasy need not apply Mushishi
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Funny Bunny posted:I haven't been watching as much anime as I used to and while I've sort of kind of been keeping up with some shows, this has affected my intake of comedic anime in particular. When I was still really into anime, I really enjoyed the type of humor in shows like Azumanga Daiou and School Rumble. But these are pretty much 15 years old already (drat).. are there any shows likes these that are more recent? Nichijou is pretty much just Azumanga except every character is as weird as Osaka.
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content posted:Lookin' for more cute feel-good girly anime. People have already recommended several of the best ones but Hidamari Sketch will always have a special place in my heart. Also consider Non Non Biyori and Tanaka-kun is Always Listless StandardVC10 fucked around with this message at 00:27 on Oct 3, 2018 |
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First half of Amanchu S2 was perfectly fine. I watched through the end of the Peter Pan subplot and dropped it after that, though. Not because I don't like magical realism - far from it! But it just seemed to be spinning its wheels - it spent three episodes on what ended up feeling like a total nothing of a payoff. S1 is really excellent though.
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Ibblebibble posted:Was thinking either Tsuki ga Kirei or Sound! Euphonium after I finish off Tsurezure Children, which one should I watch first? They're both good but they're very different beasts. Tsuki ga Kirei is shorter and focused pretty specifically on its central romance, whereas Euphonium goes to great pains to illustrate this entire social ecosystem that is the Kitauji High concert band, with different characters moving in and out of the spotlight. If you're into the craft of animation, like as an end in itself, Eupho will 100% blow you away though.
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Furnaceface posted:Sorry I keep reviving this dying thread. One word: Orange.
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Paracelsus posted:Maybe I'm forgetting something, but I think Aria: the Animation would fit the bill. I'm still seeing it but YMMV depending on where you live.
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dracky posted:I started watching Gash Bell and it rekindled my love for wacky kids' anime. Watch Flip Flappers!
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GorfZaplen posted:It's really hosed up that JoJo s4 the bad JoJo was rated higher than Flip Flappers Not that many people got into Flip Flappers but the people who liked it really liked it Source: I'm one of those people
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Wasabi the J posted:I want more weird apocalypse and philosophy mixed up like Eva and Devilmam Crybaby. Girls' Last Tour checks all three of those boxes, although it's not all that similar to your examples otherwise.
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Non Non Biyori will warm your heart. Or make you sing weird songs about frogs.
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