I had a sudden shocking realisation: In the 19 months that I’ve been blabbing away about anime I’ve never made a post where I specifically outline my favourite ones. Generally that’s one of the first things I do when I talk to anyone who’s an anime fan or the first thing I look for on an anime blog. It gives you an instant insight into what that persons taste and preferences are. Quite often you don’t even read what they have to say about each anime (which is why I’ve left each description relatively shot). So here we go, here’s my top 30 anime.
Some notes before I start: I’m including anime that I’ve seen enough of to know where they’re position in this list is. Obviously this will change with time as I watch more and also rewatch those in my top 30. Finally, an honourable mention goes out to Seto no Hanayome, Kino’s Journey, Bakemonogatari, Haibane Remnei and Grave of the Fireflies, who both just missed out on making this list.
30: Durarara
While not as good as its spiritual predecessor, Baccano, Durarara is still a massive romp and huge fun throughout. The way the city of Ikebukero is portrayed is fantastic. We have several different demi-gods, deities and demons wandering around as humans, interacting and competing with one another as mere humans walk amongst them. Heaven forbid should these humans get ideas above their station and compete with them on level terms.
29: Nodame Cantabile (first season)
Mukya~! The whole series is such fun but what I love about it is the way Nodame and Chiaki are drawn to each other despite being total opposites…no, because they’re total opposites. The total honesty and goofing about of Nodame contrasting with the hardworking tsundere attitude of Chiaki. They play off each other fantastically. I love ‘em to bits, Gyabo~!
28: Moyashimon
Fiction never quite portrays life realistically. In my experience, real life is a lot weirder with more wilder characters with more unusual thoughts going through their head. It may be an odd to call Moyashimon a realistic look at university life when there are cute bacteria flying all over the place, but it’s the acceptance of the unusual in Moyashimon that really drew me in. That, and it’s really, really funny.
27: Hellsing
Yep, the original, manga-mangled version of Hellsing. I can certainly see why people may not like this but I say fuck them, this show is one of the most ass-kickingly piece of concentrated awesomeness in anime history. Brilliantly vicious dialogue, hot hard-line British women (WATCH THE DUB), and the Vampire to end all Vampires. Alucard you sadistic freak. You made that show.
26: Pale Cocoon
Normally when it comes to anime shorts, I’m a harsh grader. Unless they do something truly unique and mindblowing then I’ll give it a crap score. Maybe part of that reason why is because of Pale Cocoon. Every short I watch from now on always get that unfortunate label of being ‘nowhere near as good as Pale Cocoon’. Holds the record for the single best short in anime history. That very last frame as the realisation sets in. Just…watch it.
25: Black Lagoon: Second Barrage
Not that the first season wasn’t awesome or anything, it’s just it was totally swept away by the second. Everything the first did the second did better. A better focus of the true horrors of Roanapur, a greater cast of the true wildcards that inhabit that devil city. OK, the first season managed the Rock/Revy relationship better, but Roanapur is the real reason to watch this anime. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.
24: Neon Genesis Evangelion
Evangelion is an odd one. It wasn’t until the end that I realised how little I understood about the plot and that never understood the symbolism. Yet, as you can see from its inclusion in here, I loved the thing. A true sense of cinematography epicry (I made that word up) combined with that ever-growing sense of fear and mindfuckery endured by the main characters was what I truly enjoyed about this classic.
23: Full Metal Panic (first season)
Full Metal Panic is a great to use to introduce a friend to the world of anime. Not only is it hugely entertaining, very accessible, well-written and all-round fun, it’s the most fundamentally ‘anime’ title out there. The mecha, the aquamarine hair, the tsundere, the wacky comedy, and all of these things are done better here than you’ll find pretty much anywhere else. If your friend doesn’t like Full Metal Panic, chances are anime is not for them.
22: Ghost in the Shell:
Stand Alone Complex
Production IG, you sure are capable of some amazing work when you put your mind to it. While the Ghost in the Shell Movie may have been all about humanity and so on, it was the intrecate plotting of Stand Alone Complex that I loved. I would spend just as long discussing the possibile plot directions as I did watching the actual episodes themselves. Laughing Man, how bloody long did I spend theorizing over your existance I’d prefer not to remember.
21: Arakawa Under the Bridge
Arakawa is a comedy I can get behind but the true genius isn’t in the comedy. Oh sure, it’s funny. Endlessly so. It has Sister, a trigger happy, war veteran dressed as a nun. But what really makes this show is the intelligence behind its construction. The story is so perfectly done and the way it wraps in on itself, collapsing Recruit’s world in on himself and building up the new world as he learns what he really wants in life might not be what common sense tells him what he needs. Besides, what’s common sense anyway.
20: Detroit Metal City
Goddam you DMC. You do realise that you’ve ruined music for me forever? I mean, it’s understandable why I can no longer take heavy metal music seriously, and any rock music by association, but now I can’t take that happy music seriously either. I’m expecting halfway through the chorus for the main singer to suddenly stop jiggling his tambourine and start raping it. GO TO DMC!
19: Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
If there’s a wall in our way, we’ll destroy it! If there’s no road, we’ll pave it with our own hands! Your drill is the drill that will pierce the heavens! Don’t believe in the me who believes in you. Don’t believe in the you who believes in me, believe in yourself! Go beyond the impossible and kick reason to the curb! WHO THE HELL DO YOU THINK WE ARE!!!
18: Full Metal Alchemist
After deliberation, I’ve decided to simply lump both the original and Brotherhood together. Brotherhood has reminded me, both through its strengths and through its faults, why the original Full Metal Alchemist was such a good story. This is shounen at its finest. Well, it would be if you could combine the pacing of the first series with the sense of epic timing (like comedic timing, except with *phwoar* instead of laughs) then you’d have the perfect shounen.
17: Eden of the East
Marginally superior to his efforts on Ghost in the Shell, Kamiyama really knows how to set my mind in motion. No other anime made me concoct such wild theories for possible directions in the plot only to later shove it in my face that I’d picked up a red herring. Noblesse Oblige. Please get me one of those messiah phones with Juiz’s voice.
16: Cowboy Bebop
For what is considered in many quarters to be the greatest anime ever created, it sure does start of very slow. The first episodes, while still good, were nowhere near as good as I anticipated it would be. It started to turn around episode 8 but it wasn’t until episode 13 when it finally hit me. As the credits rolled down the screen with the song ‘Space Lion’ playing, it finally dawned on me why. This truly is one of the greatest anime of all time.
15: Kaiba
Quite often when it comes to these poncy, artsy anime I just find myself rolling my eyes at the desperate attempts to prove that they are different from the norm. In fact, I did that in Kaiba sometimes too. But what I was treated to beyond the Dr.Seass style artwork was a masterclass in storytelling and imagination. Powerful and beautiful, this turned me into an instant Yuasa fan.
14: Akira
You know, they don’t make anime like they used to. Where is that level of violence and depth and dissectable features that was prevalent in anime back in the good old days. When is the last time we’ve seen a truly adult anime take the western world by storm. When was…what am I saying, I wasn’t even alive when that happened. So shut up you oldfags, stop scaring away the newfags and let them enjoy Akira for what it is.
13: Love Hina
Yes, I did just go from Cowboy Bebop, Kaiba and Akira to Love Hina. I’ll admit, there is more than just a touch of nostalgia for my gateway to anime. But there’s more than that. When the mountains of harems that came after tried copying his loser archetype, they forgot to take the real aspect that makes him easy to relate to: honesty. Often to my detriment, I believe in the goodwill in humankind and Keitaro is that personified. Chivalry is alive and well.
12: Cromartie High School
The absolute funniest fucking thing in existence. When writing about Cromartie High School, even the memory of the show sets me into a fit of giggles. Arguably the single greatest first episode (and final episode, by association) in anime history, I knew I would love this show as soon as that random thug placed that pencil inside his mouth. He.…ate.…my.…pencil.…HE ATE MY PENCIL!
11: Samurai Champloo
It’s not often that you can pin down the exact moment you were sold on a particular anime. Often it’s just a gradual feeling but when it does happen, usually it’s several episode in (in Bebop, Champloo’s sister series, it took until episode 13). For Samurai Champloo, it was about 4 minutes into the first episode with that timeskip scene. This was a show trying to be the coolest thing ever and succeeding spectacularly.
10: Last Exile
This is why I miss Gonzo. They were capable of glorious creations like Last Exile. This was one of those perfect adventure anime in which everything seemed to be tailored to my tastes. Never stayed too long on a certain plot point, fantastic imagination to create that world of Anatoray and Disith, a fantastic opening song and CGI incorporated properly. This is why I watch anime. Because the make series like Last Exile.
9: Hare + Guu
It leaves me a rather depressed guy to see this show get so little love. On the other hand if everyone else loved it, I wouldn’t be able to use this as my token series to use pictures of for my forum and profile pictures. So why do I love this anime? Guu. Guu is a comedic queen, not just in her own right, but how she can twist any situation to her liking. Sometimes it takes nothing more than a grin to warp the mind of poor Hare.
8: School Rumble
Greatest cast of characters ever. If I was ever to make a true my dream harem post, it would consist of about half the cast of this series (but not Temna). It must have been such an easy thing to write this series once the characters were formed. All you needed was for something to happen and then think ‘ok, who would be the funniest out of our extensive cast of fantastic characters to place in this scene?’. And so you get Harima being hit in the face with a mop.
7: Berserk
Berserk is flawless. There’s not one misstep throughout the entire series. No scene is shown without it having meaning. No twist is introduced without prior foreshadowing. Never once did the pacing drop or get too fast. Not once did a someone act out of character and their development all worked naturally. It all wraps in on itself to create one brilliant story. Berserk is perfect.
6: Mushishi
Mushishi is a rare beast. It’s one of those very few times where practically everyone in anime fandom has stood back in collective admiration for a single creation. It’s one of those times where, while watching it, you realise that you are watching a masterpiece. It’s a hard feeling to convey but there’s so many scenes, such as standing under the rainbow, the goopy-eye scene, the entirety of one-eyed fish, that it really hits you. This is the closest to perfection anime has ever achieved.
5: Gankutsuou
Want to show somebody what anime is truly capable of that no other medium of entertainment can properly convey? Shove a copy of Gankutsuou in their faces and let them watch and be amazed. Like the rest of my top 10, this is one of those shows in which everything clicks. Topped off by our favourite homoerotic Count, this paragraph is yet another letter mourning the loss of Gonzo in the anime world.
4: Chobits
For ages after watching Love Hina I searched for a series that was able to mirror that experience of my first anime but all those compared to it were shitty fanservice harem knock-offs. I might have even stopped watching anime until Chobits came along. Chobits ignited what before was a near non-existent romantic side to me. It made me believe. It made me believe that, even in the most extraordinary of circumstances, love overcomes all boundaries.
3: Code Geass
Are you not entertained? Is this not why you are here? This is Code Geass, the series with the honour of giving the name to this glorious website, yet even this site is but a small shrine to a single second character in the almighty encompassing creation of the Code Geass universe. Do not be fooled, this anime will not be forgotten in the coming years. A modern classic in every sense of the word, I’ll make sure of that myself.
2: Baccano
Baccano is distilled entertainment. This was 16 episodes of pure, unadulterated and mightily violent entertainment. Psychos bouncing off other psychos while the lesser nutters get out-nutted by the wilder folks as the crazed kids fight the sudden heroes and mass destruction on a small scale. There is no good and evil. Only nutters, and that’s how I like it.
1: Death Note
Yeah, this is a really boring choice as number one isn’t it. It’s the most popular series on MAL and the most common one to rank inside peoples top 5. So why is it my number 1? Because it gave me the rush. It gave me a feeling of sheer energy and enthusiasm, as though there was nothing in my life that could possibly be more exhilarating than watching what was on my screen.
::Update No.1 on 19\7\10:: Seto no Hanayome, Kino’s Journey and Bakemonogatari dropped out to be replaced by Berserk, Arakawa Under the Bridge and Durarara




























35 Comments
I’m not going to lie, if it wasnt for Cowboy Bebop, I probably wouldnt be here typing away on this blog~
Spike you sexy beast, I fangirled so hard over you.. I also met Steve Blum, god what a day that was XD
BACCANO WAS SO AMAZING, I WATCHED IT TWICE IN THE SAME MONTH. Evangelion was.. ehh~ Death Note I find pretentious sorta, Geass was spoiled for me, still need to finish Kino’s Journey and Gankutstou, and MUSHISHI WAS FANTASTIC. NUFF SAID.
going through the list i was like “yes this list is awesome” then i came to the #1 XD
still an awesome list despite my personal dislike for DN
I just realized I have yet to make on these list myself on my blog. Huh.
Such a great list though. So many good things.
I swear, these posts are like the best thing for gathering info on the blogger’s tastes…
The first thing that popped in my head was that your tastes are rather mainstream. My other thoughts are somewhere along the lines of you valuing entertainment above all else within a series, isn’t picky on where that entertainment derives from (but mostly action/wacko-comedy), loves eye candy, and require at least a moderately fast pacing.
@luffyluffy
It’s hard not to be spoiled for Geass. Heck, even this website by its very existance could be a spoiler, except I desperately try to keep any Geass spoilers when talking about the name
@chii
Huh, DN is popular amongst annoying emo kids (who make up a huge proportion of anime fandom) and weirdos like me.
@Janette
If K-ON is on that list of yours.….
@Aorii
The mainstream thing is something I wish I didn’t have. I really do try to watch obscure anime as well and have a list as crazy and diverse as psgels from Star Crossed but I always end up preffering the popular stuff. They’re popular for a reason I guess.
Otherwise you’re pretty much right. Fast pacing isn’t a pre-requisite but definately preffered
@Scamp i am aware at how “popular” DN is. that doesn’t mean *I* have to like it
Awesome, it’s nice to see some love for Kaiba. Yet another series with a lot of good going for it that got lost in the shuffle.
Looking at your list, I realize exactly how much anime I need to get watched at some point. I’ve heard of everything on the list, but I haven’t even seen half of it. Time to get to work I guess…
Guu is one of anime’s greatest assholes. I like in comedy when writers are unafraid to make a character an enormous prick and be completely unapologetic about it without feeling the need to soften up that character and make ‘em sympathetic or whatever. I don’t want to sympathize with Guu; I want to laugh at her making poor Hare’s life a living hell! (Tomo from Azumanga Daioh is like this for me, too, but even she is nowhere as huge an asshole as Guu.)
The Roberta storyline from the first season is my favorite from Black Lagoon, but overall I’d agree the second season is superior to the first. Balalaika is the scariest woman ever.
Maybe I’ll start cobbling together one of these posts pretty soon, too.
No, like Scamp, Geass was spoiled so hard for me, that there was no point in watching it because I already knew what was going to happen.
That didnt stop me for crying for a good half an hour during the final episode, and hitting my friend for laughing at it XD
No FLCL makes me a little sad. Other than that, cool list bro. There are about six or so I haven’t seen yet that I have to get around to.
you spelled Dr. Seuss wrong TAT wow do I live in a different era of anime or what.
Back when all the bloggers were posting their top 5 lists, I rarely saw Death Note. Maybe it’s because bloggers have seen more anime than your typical fan. Maybe it’s a subconscious aversion to praising anything mainstream. I’m guessing a little of both.
Well, considering the anime helped me get a boyfriend, I HAVE to include it.
@Rakuen
I’m happy with the level of praise Kaiba got. It was far too bizarre to ever get that much but it certainly got enough praise to convince a fair few non-mainstream fans to watch it. Hoping that something like Kaiba will ever be a big hit is stupid and all you can hope is that it becomes a cult hit. Which it pretty much did
@Shinmaru
Guu is joint top as my favourite character of all time alongside L. I think I inherantly like characters with short names or something. My third favourite is Horo. But yeah, Guu is amazing.
@luffyluffy
The final episode of Geass is the greatest anime ending of all time by a country mile. Heck, I named this blog after the ending. If that doesn’t show my love for it then I don’t know what does
@vucubcaquix
I like FLCL a lot but it doesn’t make the list. I’ve seen a LOT of great anime. Although I’ve also seen a lot of terrible anime, such is the glorious diversity of this medium of entertainment we are all so enamoured by
@Poro
Different era? Are you talking timeframe? These are all pretty evenly spread out over the last decade. Are you an oldfag?
@Baka-Raptor
I’d assumed at the time that it was because the people doing those lists were all moefags but even when people with similar taste to me starting making those ‘best of the decade’ lists there was a painful lack of DN. They didn’t seem to have a problem with putting in any other mainstream hit like Geass, Gurren Lagann, Haruhi etc. so I don’t think they’re against mainstream. Also unlike other shounen hits like Bleach it’s generally very highly praised and well-rated. It seems to be restricted to anime bloggers.
I guess they just have no taste
Well, the general fan opinion of Death Note is that it is really good through the first two-thirds, and the final third takes a dip in quality — the size of that dip is debated (I probably like it more than a fair number of people), but it is a dip nonetheless. I like Death Note’s ending, and all, but it’s a good end to a story that isn’t quite as good near the end as in the middle. So maybe that’s one reason why people don’t include it in their favorites.
(Then again, that doesn’t really explain Code Geass being on favorites lists since Geass season one vs. R2 caused a WAY bigger shitstorm than did any decline in Death Note’s story. Maybe people just responded to Geass more since it is more melodramatic than Death Note — and that’s saying something!)
For me personally Death Note is a good series, but I wouldn’t put it on my favorites list because it didn’t quite connect with me on the level I expect a favorite to do. It’s similar to Baccano! in that way — very entertaining, and I’m a definite fan, but it never formed that connection with me.
Different people look for different things, though. I certainly won’t fault anyone for having Death Note on a favorites list.
@Scamp
I wasn’t implying that Kaiba would ever go mainstream. That’d be about as crazy as saying everyone should go watch Banner of the Stars ASAP. I’d rather wish that more people give it a chance. Perhaps that’s foolish as well, but I think we all secretly hope that someone will find our personal cult classics and enjoy them.
I’m somewhat irritated by how few of these I’ve seen. Especially as many of them are shows that everyone knows. And I have heard of most of them…=.=
Death Note is a good show, but I don’t think I’d put it as number one…I just didn’t feel that exhilarated by L’s rambling and Kira’s overly dramatic moments of thought.
Goddammit. I told myself I’d avoid doing a “all-time favorite” list so soon after doing my “best of the decade” stuff, but I wanna do one now. *shakes fist angrily*
I’m ashamed to say I’ve never seen Kaiba or Mushishi. I need to get around to those two sometime soon. I’m also surprised to see Hare + Guu in someone’s top ten. It’s a pretty awesome series (although I’ve only seen about half of it, need to remedy THAT too), but hardly anyone talks about it. Guu is insane and evil in all the right ways.
The only series on your list that’d make me cry out “NO WAY NOT THAT!” is Love Hina, but I won’t argue against nostalgia. I’m sure I’ll have a couple of nostalgic choices on my own list.
This list is good and valid. I’ve seen most of these shows, but I will make an effort to see the ones I don’t like, because I don’t think that there’s a single show on this list that I’ve seen that I don’t like (except for Bakemonogatari, which I am struggling with, although I think I’m starting to like it more…I think).
I thought that the second season of FMP was 10000 times better than the first. But they were still both good.
Wow, I… wasn’t actually expecting to have seen so many of your favorites! I agree with nearly all of them, but I just have to say–
Haibane Renmei. I can’t believe you’ve actually seen it, for one. It’s probably my all-time favorite anime, but nobody has actually seen it, yet. You have! Incredible. After hearing all of your talk about how yuri anime are all just girls being nice to each other and how boring that sort of thing is (…not that Haibane Renmei is yuri, obviously), I never would’ve thought that you’d be able to sit through Haibane Renmei, since nearly all of it at the beginning is just that… on the surface, anyway.
Would you mind telling me what you liked about Haibane Renmei? Or disliked. ‘Cause I’m just amazed, really, and I’d love to hear what you have to say about it.
@Shinmaru
I will admit that the last third is nowhere near as good as the first two. From a more objective point of view Baccano is probably better. However Death Note is my ‘favourite’ and there’s an important difference there.
@mefloraine
It’s because I have mainstream tastes. Therefore, everyones heard of the anime I love
@Landon
Mushishi has become a ‘must-watch’ in anime fandom by this stage, such is the level of praise it gets. I went into it thinking ‘huh. stupid elitists’ and left thinking ‘…wow’. It’s definately far removed from the usual ‘PHWOAR’ that most of my top 30 is made up of but that only adds to the power of my reccomendation because it’s not something I’d normally love. So yeah, watch Mushishi
@Glo
This list has been Glo validated (trademark)
@Monsturr
True, Haibane Remnei isn’t the type of thing I usually watch and I don’t like either of the other ABe works (Lain and Texyloyze) but Haibane is different. It was one of those rare occasions where an anime has absolutely no flaws in its story-telling. It felt so well-constructed and there was so much lying under the surface. My favourite memory of Haibane was that I used to watch an episdoe or two before I went to bed and, asides from sending my straight to sleep, I had the most unusual dreams.
Coincidentally, I also recently realized that I never made a post about my favorite anime, so I went ahead and did that a few weeks ago (my top 50 though).
Lots of great shows here. It’s nice to see Chobits so high on your list. It doesn’t get the love it deserves among CLAMP’s other titles. And although it’s not my absolute favorite, Death Note is always a winner in my book (I think it was 11th on my list).
I’m most impressed by how high Last Exile is ranked. For ages I always hear people said how mediocre it was especially the ending but I never got that cause every time I watched it, it was perfect
(I’m late in commenting, again)
You like thrilling and high-octane, I like thoughtful and sentimental. Not that we’re exclusive about our preferences in anime or otherwise, but that’s the trend I see between your top favorites and mine. And sometimes there’s a show that combines the best of both worlds, and everybody’s happy.
@Yumeka
I’ve yet to really love any of the other Clamp titles (Geass doesn’t count) but I’ve only tried Kobato and XXXHolic. And hurrah for some more Death Note love. This post has shown me how it seems to have remarkably little love amongst the aniblogsphere
@Canne
I can see why someone who isn’t into that genre might not like Last Exile but it was basically everything I love about anime packed into one title. It never amazed me entirely in any particular area but was excellent in every area I cared about
@kadian1364
Yup, my anime mentallity is very much ‘entertain me’, hence I’m not one for human drama. Thougtful however I do appriciate although maybe not as much as you
Is Gankutsuou an Bishonen-Anime, like Hetalia? The picture made me curious. And the guy on the left looks like France. And he’s dressed like France. THERE ARE EVEN ROSES.
And I’m watching Hare+Guu now, thanks to you. It’s weird, yet awesome. Poor Hare. The opening freaked me out. Dancing… palms… and the cats…
Yay, more people watching Hare Guu! That can only be a good thing.
Gankutsuou characters…well, I suppose they are very fabulous and stuff. It’s very artsy animation so I never really noticed the bishie-ness of the character designs, although there is a hell of a lot of homo-erotic vibes from the whole thing
Thats even better.
After Hare+Guu, I’m so gonna watch this. There will never be enough fabulous homoerotic France-Guys with roses for me.
Oh, and Guu is now on my “Scary”-List on number one, she topped Russia. She’s also now my favourite anime girl, even before Osaka. And thats something to top. Damn, one can never tell whats shes thinking. And her bored expression is awesome. Thats the kind of… (what exactly is she?) I never want to meet, but enjoy to watch making everyones life miserable.
Oh, and want I also find quite good is that Hare sounds actually like a boy and not like a girl with a little lower voice, even though he’s just 10 (But, I’m on to episode 7 now and he’s 11)
Why don’t you have Bleach on here?!? I swear I will hunt you down and kill you. Oh well, though, I think out of the animes on this list you were right to pick death note as number 1. It’s suspense and watching Kira and L, then Kira and Near duke it out was incredibly exhilerating. If you havn’t watched it, or will not watch it in the next 30 minutes, shame on you
Bleach sux
http://thecartdriver.com/no-anime-is-dropped-forever-6–10/
Nyeh, Bleach doesn’t suck. At least not the first season. This season was really great. The Soul Society arc was good, yet confusing, but not as good as the first, but after that it’s just bad anymore. In the latest chapters, Aizen transforms into a giant condom with high heels and a mullet. Don’t believe me?
Here.
http://www.onemanga.com/Bleach/404/01/
http://www.onemanga.com/Bleach/404/08/
http://www.onemanga.com/Bleach/406/16/
I spy with my little eye, and theres something beginng with gay condom.
Oh, and you converted me to a Hare+Guu Fan. Guu is the most awesome person in the universe.
Pale Cocoon is amazing, especially the very end. It’s on my Top 50 List.
2 weeks ago i looked at the list when seto no hanayome and kinos journey were on the list, and i watched them both only to find they are off the list. Its all good tho cuz i saw durarara as well, and good choice for #1 and 3. Lelouche and Light are the best characters but i dont really like their endings-let the bad guy win for once.
Tastes change over time. There’s always more anime to watch, waiting to get into this list.
Aint anime fabulous~!
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