• Kakushigoto: The best anime of the year, and it's adapted from a work done by the Goodbye, Mr. Despair rear end in a top hat. So good that even the aforementioned rear end in a top hat recognized it and said "screw my manga, watch the anime, motherfuckers!". And he's right. So drat right.
  
• Eizouken: Funny, rambunctious little (and not so little) shits make anime happen. Forget Shirobako and Bakuman, this is where it's at concerning the making of anime/manga sauerkraut.
  
• Dorohedoro: Started spotty and janky early on. Got absolutely loving wild in no time. Probably the best adaptation this is going to receive. I hope there's more coming.
  
• Kaguya-sama S2: The manga is near and dear to my heart, but holy bastard son, the arcs the anime covered this season was just
  
• Bakarina: "Turn off your brain" feel-goods. I know that the novels get really repetitive from here on, but this was a pretty good adaptation of the first 2 or 3 novels, so it's all good.
  

• Akudama Drive: This would've totally made it into the top 5 were it not for the fact I honestly didn't care about anyone in the cast. It was all pretty fun and titillating and extreme (oh my!) and stylish as gently caress, though!
  
• SNAFU Climax: This felt like cheating since I had read the final novel like a year ago now, but it's done. It's over. It was fun while it lasted, goodbye.
  
• Rent-A-Girlfriend: This had no business being as decent as it ended up being. Good Grandma and Good Girlfriend.
  

Wark Say fucked around with this message at 15:42 on Dec 28, 2020