The Anime Thread

I've heard mixed things about Bleach, but mostly good things. I may have to check it out at some point.
It's another long one. I liked it. There are some confusingly placed mini arcs, to keep the main story up with the manga. That could be the filler people are mad at.
 
Finally started To Your Eternity after forgetting about it for a while. I read the first volume of the manga a few months back. Anyway, I am really enjoying it so far! I watched the first four episodes earlier this evening, and I plan to watch 2 more before I go to bed.
 
Anyone have any suggestions for a slice of life type anime? I have both Amazon prime and Netflix, so something from one of those

Some I've watched already and enjoyed are:
Toradora
Kotaro Lives Alone
Ouron Host Club
Komi Can't Communicate
 
Anyone have any suggestions for a slice of life type anime? I have both Amazon prime and Netflix, so something from one of those

Some I've watched already and enjoyed are:
Toradora
Kotaro Lives Alone
Ouron Host Club
Komi Can't Communicate
I don't have Netflix or Amazon Prime so I'm gonna throw some shows out here. Hopefully at least one of them is on there.

Tease Master Takagi-san
Non Non Biyori
Clannad/Clannad After Story
Saiki K
My Roommate is a Cat
Azumanga Daioh
 
Anyone have any suggestions for a slice of life type anime? I have both Amazon prime and Netflix, so something from one of those

Some I've watched already and enjoyed are:
Toradora
Kotaro Lives Alone
Ouron Host Club
Komi Can't Communicate
Just some suggestions that I’ve watched on Netflix:
  • Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop
  • A Silent Voice (will need a box of tissues, forewarning.)
  • A Whisker Away
 
I don't have Netflix or Amazon Prime so I'm gonna throw some shows out here. Hopefully at least one of them is on there.

Tease Master Takagi-san
Non Non Biyori
Clannad/Clannad After Story
Saiki K
My Roommate is a Cat
Azumanga Daioh


Thank you! I'll check them out! Appreciate it :)
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Just some suggestions that I’ve watched on Netflix:
  • Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop
  • A Silent Voice (will need a box of tissues, forewarning.)
  • A Whisker Away

Thanks! I put those on my watchlist now, appreciate the recommendations! :)
 
Just some suggestions that I’ve watched on Netflix:
  • Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop
  • A Silent Voice (will need a box of tissues, forewarning.)
  • A Whisker Away
Ooooh a Silent Voice was lovely! Depressing though lol but still a nice moral. Beautiful messages and animation and art style.

Spoiler for A Silent Voice:

When her sister said she takes pictures of dead things to hopefully motivate her sister to want to live, since she'd see how horrible death is.. That destroyed me. I forget the exact wording but that scene was heavy for me. It was excellent though.
 
Does Crunchyroll no longer do the access for non-members a week after an episode drops? I went to watch RWBY Ice Queendom a week ago and this were all restricted, and I just went to look at Spy x Family and it was the same thing. I know last summer when the final season of Fruits Basket was airing you could watch a week behind. Demon Slayer season two was restricted to members, but I figured that's because it's massively popular. I just looked it up and apparently it still is??

I feel like I don't watch enough anime to be able to justify a Crunchyroll membership but it seems like more and more Crunchyroll is becoming the sole place to stream newer anime... I'm in a pickle
 
I finished watching the Pokemon Master Journeys recently and it was great. It's a bit different from the previous Pokemon anime because Ash and his friends travel to various regions instead of just Galar, so the episodes are exciting and fresh. I also really like his friend Go because he managed to catch a Suicune and is very enthusiastic about capturing Pokemon. The third season known as Pokemon Ultimate Journeys: The Series is coming soon to Netflix and I look forward to it.

I've watched some of the recent Pokemon seasons and I really didn't like the XY series. I admired Serena's character development, but the XYZ was focused way too much on Greninja. Like Ash used his Greninja in almost every battle and in the Kalos League and it got tiring. His Greninja also took away attention from the rest of his Pokemon, including his Pikachu. In addition, it was so corny how Ash's Froakie was considered "the chosen one", and his Goodra had a much deeper backstory than Greninja. Goodra was first kicked out of his homeland as a Goomy, and when he trained with Ash and became a powerful Goodra, he learned to stand up for himself and protect his homeland in order to defend his friends. It was a powerful message to the kids, and I wanted the rest of his team to receive some focus as well. I also didn't really like how Ash-Greninja was available in the games. I'm glad that Greninja wasn't included in the Gen 8 games, it's because I got sick of seeing it everywhere.

The Sun and Moon series was a lot better though. Ash goes through the Island Trials in Alola with his friends Lana, Mallow, Lillie, Sophocles, and Kiawe, each one having vibrant and expressive personalities like in the games. Another thing I liked was that Brock and Misty make a return in the anime. Also, I like that Ash managed to gain his victory at the Alola League and won with his Incineroar. And the Sun and Moon: Ultra Legends series was compelling because of the Ultra Guardian missions that Ash and his classmates went on.

Anyways, I prefer the Pokemon manga over the anime, mainly because the anime gets repetitive at times. Like in a typical anime episode, Ash typically goes on a journey with his friends and Team Rocket shows up to cause trouble. The Pokemon Adventures manga is a bit different though because it's darker and the main characters often use their own legendary Pokemon in battle. There are even wild Pokemon who attack humans and the battles are very exciting at times. Plus, the main characters are really fleshed out and have lots of personality.

Oh, and there's a new season called Pokemon: The Arceus Chronicles coming soon, and it's similar to the PL:Arceus game. Can't wait to watch it.
 
I finished watching the Pokemon Master Journeys recently and it was great. It's a bit different from the previous Pokemon anime because Ash and his friends travel to various regions instead of just Galar, so the episodes are exciting and fresh. I also really like his friend Go because he managed to catch a Suicune and is very enthusiastic about capturing Pokemon. The third season known as Pokemon Ultimate Journeys: The Series is coming soon to Netflix and I look forward to it.

I've watched some of the recent Pokemon seasons and I really didn't like the XY series. I admired Serena's character development, but the XYZ was focused way too much on Greninja. Like Ash used his Greninja in almost every battle and in the Kalos League and it got tiring. His Greninja also took away attention from the rest of his Pokemon, including his Pikachu. In addition, it was so corny how Ash's Froakie was considered "the chosen one", and his Goodra had a much deeper backstory than Greninja. Goodra was first kicked out of his homeland as a Goomy, and when he trained with Ash and became a powerful Goodra, he learned to stand up for himself and protect his homeland in order to defend his friends. It was a powerful message to the kids, and I wanted the rest of his team to receive some focus as well. I also didn't really like how Ash-Greninja was available in the games. I'm glad that Greninja wasn't included in the Gen 8 games, it's because I got sick of seeing it everywhere.

The Sun and Moon series was a lot better though. Ash goes through the Island Trials in Alola with his friends Lana, Mallow, Lillie, Sophocles, and Kiawe, each one having vibrant and expressive personalities like in the games. Another thing I liked was that Brock and Misty make a return in the anime. Also, I like that Ash managed to gain his victory at the Alola League and won with his Incineroar. And the Sun and Moon: Ultra Legends series was compelling because of the Ultra Guardian missions that Ash and his classmates went on.

Anyways, I prefer the Pokemon manga over the anime, mainly because the anime gets repetitive at times. Like in a typical anime episode, Ash typically goes on a journey with his friends and Team Rocket shows up to cause trouble. The Pokemon Adventures manga is a bit different though because it's darker and the main characters often use their own legendary Pokemon in battle. There are even wild Pokemon who attack humans and the battles are very exciting at times. Plus, the main characters are really fleshed out and have lots of personality.

Oh, and there's a new season called Pokemon: The Arceus Chronicles coming soon, and it's similar to the PL:Arceus game. Can't wait to watch it.

I completely agree with all of this and it's a major reason why I strongly disliked Pokemon XYZ. Because they place so much importance on Ash-Greninja, and then in the end he doesn't even win because his rival has to because his rival sided with Team Flare? It just makes no sense. And I also hate how the rest of his Pokemon were sidelined so much as well.

Also heavy agree on the Alola anime. It was genuinely fun to watch, and I'm glad Ash finally won a league there. That was pretty exciting.

I haven't kept up with Masters, only some episodes of it. I've been meaning to watch more of it, but just haven't had the time.
 
I’d like to watch Great Teacher Onizuka; one of my friends stanned it once, but the MC has Reigen energy and I need something new to simp over lol-

yeah, Mob Psycho is good too
 
Personally, I don’t use crunchyroll. I watch anime on watchcartoonsonline. It works for me and Spy x Family is on there. That’s how I watched the first season. I’m not justifying a crunchyroll membership either, says the person with a Spotify subscription lol.
I wasn't sure if we could talk about piracy on here so I was refraining but 📝👀 thank you for the information
 
I wasn't sure if we could talk about piracy on here so I was refraining but 📝👀 thank you for the information
LOL I wasn't sure either. I used to use anime kisa but that went down so I now use animension.to. expect ads and pop ups as per usual illegal streaming etiquette.

I'd love to watch it legally but as you've proven, they decide to make us jump through hoops so I'm not interested in supporting that business model.
 
My husband loves Bleach but thought the filler was excrutiating. I've seen bits and pieces of it and I think I'd watch it if it didn't have so much filler that's so badly done. The story itself seems like it's actually pretty good and there are plenty of cool characters.
I always check websites like animefillerlist.com if I know I'm about to get into something with a lot of "anime original" episodes, aka filler, so I know what to skip. With Bleach, it's definitely a necessity as there are 164 filler episodes...having seen some of those episodes on TV, all I can say is yikes.
 
I always check websites like animefillerlist.com if I know I'm about to get into something with a lot of "anime original" episodes, aka filler, so I know what to skip. With Bleach, it's definitely a necessity as there are 164 filler episodes...having seen some of those episodes on TV, all I can say is yikes.
That's literally almost half of the series. Yikes indeed.
 
LOL I wasn't sure either. I used to use anime kisa but that went down so I now use animension.to. expect ads and pop ups as per usual illegal streaming etiquette.

I'd love to watch it legally but as you've proven, they decide to make us jump through hoops so I'm not interested in supporting that business model.
Yeah like I'm willing to watch with ads or whatever, but to seemingly never release it for ad streaming reminds me of online newspapers forcing you to subscribe to read articles... they're getting a little too big for their britches, I fear.
 
Yeah like I'm willing to watch with ads or whatever, but to seemingly never release it for ad streaming reminds me of online newspapers forcing you to subscribe to read articles... they're getting a little too big for their britches, I fear.
While I can't help you with using crunchyroll, there was also news regarding Sony/Funimation/Crunchyroll getting bigger for their britches from the beginning of the month. They bought Rightstufanime and immediately purged the naughty content, which also included foreign horror due to the R rating, and some BL.

I agree with this guy, I see no positive.
 
While I can't help you with using crunchyroll, there was also news regarding Sony/Funimation/Crunchyroll getting bigger for their britches from the beginning of the month. They bought Rightstufanime and immediately purged the naughty content, which also included foreign horror due to the R rating, and some BL.

I agree with this guy, I see no positive.
I remember seeing that they had bought RightStuf but hadn't looked too much into it. That's so interesting. I wonder what's going to happen to RightStuf in the long run.
 
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