You like cute series. There is not a thing wrong with that. Sometimes you don’t want to watch a well-muscled, overpowered hero yelling out attack names or want to watch a protagonist with no personality of his own get slapped in the face by overpower tits. You just want to watch a low drama (though often not a “no drama” because it needs a plot point) series where people just do whatever in a very cute and well-animated way. No fighting, no fan service, just people living and it being overly stocked with those cute moments that you actually live for in real life. Let’s get into it, shall we you empty husks of human beings that need fulfillment? Love, Chunibyou, and Other Delusions While if you are deep into anime culture this series can be a touch cringey, Rikka is perhaps the cutest anime girl of all time. She’s not afraid to act like a major dork in public, much to the embarrassment of others. She also turns into a surprisingly complex charact

After the senior members graduated, Takezou is now the sole member of his Japanese string instrument club. Facing termination, he now begins his search for new members when suddenly a wily one bursts right into his club room. Love anime that makes boring subjects interesting? Stop This Sound is that. These other anime recommendations are also that. For Fans of Traditional Japanese Activities Chihayafuru Growing up in the shadow of her older sister, Chihaya Ayase is strong-willed and a tomboy with no dreams of her own. However, after meeting a young boy with a passion of a card game called karuta, he inspires her to become a karuta master. In both series, you learn about a lesser known traditional Japanese hobby in a way that is made interesting. However, Chihayafuru is a bit more intense with its portrayal, but they both still have their nice slice of life moments. Kabuki-bu Kurogu had a love of kabuki instilled in him from a young age

Although spring is typically a pretty great season to watch anime, noteveryone has the time to lounge around on the couch and give each anime of the season its fair shake, especially when there are so many established shows out there to tempt you away. However, if you want to know what anime series from the spring 2019 season was worth your time, look no further. *Note: As always, this covers original series. So any second seasonswon’t be counted. Demon Slayer After the death of his father, Tanjirou has taken up therole of the man of the home, supporting his mother and five siblings. However,after selling charcoal in town, he returns to tragedy. All his family was brutallyslaughtered, save for one of his sisters. Unfortunately, she has been attackedby a demon and mingled their blood, turning her into a demon as well. However,she still shows signs of humanity, thrusting Tanjirou onto a quest to find away to change his sister back and preserve what i

In order to help his family out financially, Nariyuki Yuiga dedicated himself to becoming a high achiever in order to get a special nomination that covers future university fees. While he is constantly overshadowed by two other classmates in math and literature, he manages to get the nomination any with the condition he tutor these other students in other academic areas in which they are just mediocre. Though it sounds like an easy harem set up, Bokuben is actually one of those deeper below the surface anime series. If nothing else, it has solid character development and great comedy. If you want more anime series like Bokuben, then head on down below. For Fans of Tutors The Quintessential Quintuplets As his family is in some serious debt, Fuutaro Uesugi is a serious penny pincher. However, his great grades have landed him a higher than normal paying tutor job. The problem is that his five wards, all sisters, are dumb as door nails and think he is a

The fourth wall – it is what separates characters from reality. To an anime character, their reality should be the world that is created. However, it can often be fun when they become a bit self aware that they are, in fact, an anime character. Whether it is talking shit about what is going on around them or even how they are animated or written, fourth wall breaking can be fun if used sparingly. However, if you are looking for particularly meta anime series, there are quite a few. Gintama Likely the most famous fourth wall breaker, or at least the series most well know for it, Gintama knows how to do it without taking away from the show. As a primarily comedy-oriented series, being meta works really well in Gintama. They do a lot of parodies so having a character jump through the TV and murder the author for making a gorilla that is more well-liked doesn’t seem out of place. Bleach Super surprising, right? If you were more of a manga reader

Yukishiro Nanako is cute and cheerful, but so shy she has become non-verbal. The only way she can express her thoughts is through haiku. Busujima Eiji is a delinquent in every way, except for the fact that he is kind and has never been in a fight. Together these two form the school’s literature club. Although it suffers as a short-episode series, Senryuu Girl provides a number of cute wholesome moments to help you unwind from this season’s more tense anime series. If you want more anime recommendations, take your 5-7-5 syllables down below. For Fans of Delinquents D-Frag Kazama thinks he has what it takes to take over his high school with his gang, even if it is just his two friends in it. However, when his gang has a run in with the four unique girls of the Game Development Club, he is shanghaied in as a member himself. Both series are about clubs, though dedicated to different subjects. However, they are both tied together by the characters

   With the release of the third season of " Bungou Stray Dogs", it has once again set off a reading frenzy of literary works around the world.Even if you did not understand the life story of these writers, but in the animation, the magical power of ability introduced their representative work in a distinctive way.  The fighting between Yokohama's three organizations became more complicated because of the participation of “Death house of mice”. So what is the close relationship between the writers in reality?   Persons of today : Akutagawa Ryunosuke & Dazai Osamu                 As the most popular character in the works, Dazai, handsome and sharp-tongued, moves effortlessly between various organizations.  "Diamonds need to be polished with diamonds."  Ogai Mori’s high evaluation of Dazai and chuya nakahara has been used to teach Akutagawa and Azushi by Dazai.In the an

I know each and everyone of you has a list of anime characters that you love. You admire them for their deeds, their personality, or their strength. Let me tell you, at least one of the characters on that list is probably a badly written character. A lot of times, main characters can be propped up by things that happen around them, meaning the anime was good, but they as a character can be as bland as white rice. Goku From Dragon Ball Z I’m going to come out the gate going right for the jugular. Many love Dragon Ball, myself among them. However, putting all those epic fights and beloved childhood memories aside, when you look at Goku as a singular entity – he kind of sucks. The only thing that grows about him in Dragon Ball Z is his physical strength (and his hair in SSJ3). His one notable character flaw is that he is kind of a terrible father and husband, but that is never given any focus, you just kind of notice it. That aside, Goku as a kid

One day, after a weird run in with his classmate, Kazuki and two of his classmates knock over a Kappa statue in Asakusa and meet a creature named Keppi. Before they know it, they are turned into kappa-like creatures and tasked by Keppi to destroy kappa-zombies if they want to become human again. Writing the synopsis was difficult, not because the plot was unclear, but rather it is one of those shows you just have to watch to try and understand. If you like surreal insanity, we’ve got more anime recommendations like Sarazanmai for you. For Fans of Surrealism Mawaru Penguindrum The Takakura family has always been dealt equal hands of joy and sorrow by fate. For the twin brothers Kanba and Shouma, they have had more than their share of sorrow with their parents dead and their sister critically ill. When their sister Himari is given temporary leave from the hospital, they take her to the aquarium where she collapses. However, Himari is inexplicabl

It’s our 3rd birthday! Recommend Me Anime is turning three this year, and across those three years, we’ve covered tons of anime series. Just over 475 articles, half of those recommendations for series you watched and liked, the other half are lists to help guide you towards aspects of anime that you’d like to watch more of. Within all that are hundreds of different series. However, while there is indeed a lid for every pot, so to speak, not all of these anime series we have watched are great shows. In fact, many of them we wouldn’t personally recommend to friends because we just didn’t like them that much. So I thought it would be fun to cover our personally not recommended anime on this, the day of the site’s birth. Kodomo No Jikan The honest truth? I get really uncomfortable with anime involving really young children, and it is 100% the fault of this series. Even wholesome nice series like Barakamon I was a littl