Tell me about the interesting anime from the last season.

>>1

I can see it, but I can’t see everything.

I just finished watching the sentai red.

Teach me.

I was free, so I thought I might as well check it out somehow.

What I found interesting may be different from what my uncle found interesting…

Unless it’s original, it’s almost never complete.

>>8

The uncle said he ran out of options, and the last two episodes were delayed by six months, the director was involved in a controversy during the airing, the animation collapsed, and the original creator expressed their feelings while becoming ill; it was interesting up to episode 3, but from episode 9 it became increasingly nonsensical and ended like that, so I just want to avoid such sadness.

It’s fine as long as one season is complete.

I’m sorry for not having enough words.

>>13

Aside from the postponement of the first example’s broadcast, isn’t it all wrapped up?

Whether it makes sense or not depends on the viewer’s sensibility.

The ones I saw last season are mostly year-long ones…

Aren’t there only a handful of works that can truly be called complete?

It’s all about halfway through or the decision for a second season.

>>11

If it’s a popular work, they often just follow the original without considering any divisions.

Like a demon.

Let’s go see the guild receptionist.

Reincarnated Villainess Uncle

The more of an uncle you are, the more it seems like you’ll get stuck.

Momen Tully Lily

I apologize, but I have only watched unfinished works based on original sources from the previous season.

Babam babam ban ban ban ban vampire

The most consistently high-quality and enjoyable isekai story is “Welcome to Japan, Elf-san.”

I think it’s needless to say about the medalists.

Uncle finds long titles just annoying, so it’s helpful to get recommendations for interesting ones.

>>22

I’m a huge fan of the original work, so I absolutely have to see it. The music video with Yonezu and Hanyu was amazing!

If it’s okay to decide on a sequel, then Musica.

>>24

I don’t know anything about BanG Dream, but is it okay to watch that?

>>44

It’s better to see the first season’s lost children, but you can enjoy the rest without watching.

Sky Blue Utility

If you’re a vampire, you might as well watch some vampires.

>>26

I wasn’t expecting much because of the production, but it was interesting, wasn’t it, Babam Babam Babam Vampire?

Even though there is a reason for the full repair, it feels like it’s being undermined by this long, terrible hairstyle.

In the story, it gets resolved fairly early on.

>>30

If I don’t take care of the lint, Luke will fall in love right away.

There wasn’t anything worth recommending in the previous term.

I watched the villainess uncle, but I remembered why I haven’t read the original from the middle.

My wife and daughter are tough.

In terms of isekai stories, the Magic Maker was the most interesting.

The beginning is plain, but my sister is cute.

>>34

You won’t reach the main target unless you properly say that there is also an impio.

>>40

I need to mention that we aren’t blood related…

100 Kano

How was the pop art style of Aquarion?

It appeared in some kind of a different world, Red.

>>37

Not enough measurement.

>>37

Personally, it was so mediocre that it updates the lowest rank among Aquarion for me.

There’s not enough time for daily life, robot battles, and setting explanations.

>>41

It gives the impression of a series that updates its lowest rank every time.

>>65

Personally, Logos was the best masterpiece of the series.

It would have been better if it hadn’t been released as part of the Aquarion series.

>>65

I think the previous Logos is a good work, except for some character designs.

>>37

It makes you wonder if every story is made as if it’s one episode lasting an hour because there’s not enough explanation.

>>37

I saw everything, but there wasn’t particularly any instance where that character design was utilized well, and the past life CG just felt out of place.

The script was consistently lacking in explanation, and there were no stunning directorial choices.

>>37

It’s incomprehensible from start to finish, it’s amazing.

Well, when I think about it carefully, it makes sense, but since there doesn’t seem to be an intention to help me understand, I keep having questions.

>>49

I was convinced when I learned that the series composition was done by the person from the old Boogiepop anime.

I have someone I like in this company, and I’m glad.

I learned that this is what a standard ordinary working person is like in Japan.

>>42

I bought the original because the illustration was cute.

>>42

A standard, ordinary person will do it right away.

>>66

Is it really that easy to get started in a WORKING!! kind of atmosphere?

The medalists and 100 Kano were interesting, but it’s difficult when there’s a continuation like a second season that might go wrong…

Master of Nuts

The fact that only I leveled up was really enjoyable in the second season.

>>48

The training part at the beginning of season 1 was too long, and I ended up dropping out.

Is that second season interesting?

I wonder if they’ll actually watch it if I recommend a terrible anime as if it were interesting.

Medalist is currently recruiting staff, but I wonder when the second season will be…

Lily surprisingly felt satisfaction in her love for Kappo-chan.

>>53

I wasn’t expecting much, but they properly explained the mysteries of the world in episode 13, and it’s impressive how they wrapped things up neatly by resolving how the protagonists would proceed from there.

Kapoo!!

Kuroiwa Medaka is great; the animation received a lot of criticism, but it maintained its unique flavor until the end.

Mujika is fine just for the final episode.

In the previous term, I told you to watch the Nut Master, didn’t I?

Ain’t it great that the title for the 40-something man’s otherworldly shopping is so casual, while the content is a fun anime filled with money, violence, and women? You should definitely check it out!

I felt a decline because I couldn’t finish even one.

Ringing Fate is a good Chinese-made robot competition anime… Well, it wasn’t an anime halfway through.

>>64

It seems like the Time Agent was also like that, but I wonder why they want to include live-action segments in those works.

The original work has concluded, and the anime also finished in a continuous two-cour run in the previous season. Right… it was at a time slot where I could watch it in real time.

For some reason, it was the shopping uncle who watched it all the way to the end.

Fine dining can be hard on the stomach, but this seems just right for eating every day without any problems.

I like the feeling of not getting bored because there are fewer repetitive stories and more opportunities to do what I want.

The ones that concluded beautifully are Unnamed Memory and The Hotel Where We Meet.

The “Who is he, who is she” hotel was good.

You’re looking at it more broadly than I expected, Anonymous.

The sky-colored utility, please don’t end… I felt that way.

The appraiser’s guy.

This season has a feeling of fewer laid-back fluffy anime.

I’m watching Rust-Eater Bisco now.

Looking back, what left an impression and was interesting was “Babaan Babaan Babaan”.

(This is a personal opinion.)

>>82

I often saw live-action trailers at the movie theater.

I wonder if the movie was interesting?

>>91

The main vampire has accidentally entered a room where he wasn’t invited, so the release has been postponed…

>>101

It has been decided to be released in July.

>>106

That’s great.

It’s sad to be put in the vault.

>>101

Being the lead role is tough…

It looked interesting, but I’m sorry for the others…

>>91

Wasn’t the main character delayed because of alcohol?

>>111

It has been decided to release in July.

…Please, for the love of everything, don’t let anyone mess up again.

The “Who is he? Who is she? Hotel” has the protagonist’s cat-chan’s strange voice, which is really good.

It becomes a habit to speak as if all the characters have an accent mark.

Don’t run away from princess training 😡

Otaku’s favorite is Fate, isn’t it?

I haven’t seen much discussion about it.

>>85

This Fate was only aired as a preview with one episode at the end of the year.

It seems that the original work has been quite altered, turning the education of the princess into quite a delicacy.

I thought the hotel would have handsome guys who confidently approached interesting women, but that wasn’t the case at all.

Rather, it’s the handsome guy being targeted by another handsome guy.

It’s almost a trace of the original work, with no surprises or anything, but it’s Aoi’s Box.

>>88

Hina-chan lost completely, and while there’s a second season, it’s fine already… I felt like Yokozuna.

Both elves and appraisers end up thinking that they can’t really look at the original artwork no matter how they try.

Well, the conversation is pretty intense.

“Who cares hotel”

Villainess Uncle

Princess education

Open sea surface

All repairs

This part was interesting.

I never expected that Dede Dede Dede would only be streamed and not broadcast.

I don’t know the original work of the strange voice hotel, but it was good.

I only know Unnamed Memory from the anime, but it felt like they rushed through some parts and compressed quite a bit…

I thought that if I wanted to wrap this up in 24 episodes by watching until the end, it would turn out that way…

It started in the previous season with a continuous two cours, so it’s not listed.

This week, the final episode of “Frozen Tile” will air.

>>95

It has a one-of-a-kind appeal, but it’s difficult to recommend to others…

>>95

The continuous frame is sent to the bottom right.

The pharmacy next season will also become a designated seat there.

Welcome to the gambling hall, I liked the flow of the elf.

I casually finished the villainous lady uncle.

Asian Hall does a meticulous job.

I feel that recent otaku are no longer attracted to big-breasted elves.

Only strange-faced elves with average-sized breasts are trending.

>>99

Last year, there was that strange behaving big-breasted elf, wasn’t there?

A guy who is treated as a pervert by the characters in the story.

The four heavenly kings of salarymen were good too.

In threads like this, major titles like SAKAMOTO, Aohako, and Yakusya don’t get much attention, do they?

Amanojaku was fun every week in the second season.

The open sea is great.

Major titles are such that I don’t even have to recommend them…

The consistent quality of the animation throughout was great, and it was nice to see that Oniko-chan and Ruri-san turned out cute at the hotel.

Sakamoto, who doesn’t understand the scene at all even in major titles…

When it comes to a pharmacy that reaches the level of Demon Slayer, everyone is watching even without saying anything.

>>114

Is the pharmacy at that level?!

>>122

A quite broad audience is watching.

>>122

Don’t think that just because it’s a pharmacy, they’ll put up posters of ordinary late-night anime.

>>131

Is it already above Chikawa?

>>122

That level.

Even my 70-year-old mother, who had no interest in anime, is watching it.

>>122

Even though it’s a late-night anime, its ratings were higher than One Piece.

Well, it wasn’t a mistake that would put it in the vault…

“100 Kano delivered exactly what I was looking for from the opening to the ending, it was the best.”

Please keep animating until we gather 100 people like this forever.

I like Muzika, but it’s quite lacking in length and has structural issues, so like with The Witch from Mercury, I think I need to self-boost the enjoyment through fan creations to really enjoy it.

Frozen Tiles was seriously interesting.

The problem is that it is not a work to watch before going to bed.

>>118

Well, there’s still the final episode coming up, you know…

>>118

It was tough that it was such a late time slot for a work that is fun to watch while commenting.

>>135

The gap in that frame is a little off in Kansai, making it hard to commentate, which is tough.

>>118

Friday’s Super Hikasaka Bad Girl Time was amazing…

Speaking of which, there was also a continuation of DanMachi.

Anmemo really hit me…

>>123

The pace was so fast that I felt like I might have missed an episode every week, but since Tinasha-chan is cute, I thought it was all good anyway.

I think the most reassuring and recommended anime of the previous season is Zenkyuu.

>>126

Since it’s a 2-cour, there’s no holding back and the development is fast.

It’s modern with Minecraft and YouTube as motifs, but it definitely feels like Wataru.

For the time being, the first half had good series like Rurouni Kenshin and Kinnikuman, but they aren’t complete yet.

Wataru is really stable, isn’t he?

Hirose Natsuko is being so highly valued.

I’m proud to be a hero too…

Wataru, are the toys selling well to the children?

>>134

It’s hard for children to understand, but there were a few anonymous people who watched the anime and then went out to buy the powered-up protagonist’s machine.

>>144

It’s definitely cool and fun to overwhelm opponents that I struggled against before with my powered-up machine.

>>144

When I saw the anonymous person who was complaining about the color balance moving, I realized that it’s really cool to move strongly after all.

Different Asura

Kinnikuman

Hey, dragonfly!

Frozen tile

Medalist

I was surprised to find that the pharmacy had manga next to the supermarket’s checkout.

Sakamoto needs to perform well in order to shine.

A friend said they cut me off because they thought I was acting all high and mighty.

I told you to look a little longer.

I wonder if it would have been quicker to just hand over the original work.

Is “All Repair” really one of the top anime among MAPPA’s original works?

Or is the previous term a poor harvest?

>>143

I don’t hate it, but was that rated so highly!?

>>155

Everyone secretly likes Tunk, doesn’t they?

It ended early, but it’s still the first half, huh?

>>145

It’s a two-cour series.

It seems that they will be re-broadcasting it on E-telé starting in April.

The pharmacy was collaborating with museums in Ueno even before the anime broadcast.

>>146

I wonder if it was at the World Poison Exhibition.

>>152

What is that? I want to try it!

I think there should be a 30-minute monk segment every season.

>>148

How was “please throw up”?

I like things like Ishura and unnamed memory, but they feel a bit difficult to recommend to others.

In the isekai genre, the combination of the squad leader Red and the villainous noble lady uncle was consistently reliable.

>>151

It’s ironically unexpected that neither is based on a Narou original.

Ishura just took two cours to carefully finish the character introduction part.

Muzika is suitable for those who can enjoy music and momentum without worrying about the finer details of the story.

https://www.dokuten.jp/special.html

There were properly posted posters inside the building.

>>159

It’s rare for the term not related to tax evasion to be used.

I couldn’t see it because it was behind Kinnikuman, but was the whole repair really that good?

>>160

If you ask whether it’s a masterpiece that appeals to everyone, I wouldn’t say so, but I think it’s well made.

I didn’t quite understand the final episode, but the middle parts are interesting.

>>160

I think there are many people who get left behind in the first half because it’s the type that builds up and becomes exciting in the second half.

The quality of the animation is consistently high.

>>160

I don’t think the opening was good.

After all, the official source said to watch up to episode 7 before the second episode airs!

>>182

So you’ve been doing that…

>>182

I’m too patient…

The original should be highly rated and watched a lot.

I have high expectations for the original content in spring.

If you ask me if it’s that interesting, then not really.

“Moments of Lily had a unique flavor and I recommend it.”

Watching up to episode 14, which hasn’t aired on terrestrial TV, feels like it ends nicely.

>>166

I have never played Mahjong or gambled, but can I still enjoy frozen tiles like you?

>>166

It’s a bit… or rather, it’s quite hard to recommend to real friends, isn’t it?

The Super Sentai Red has been turned into a really great anime.

Honestly, I can’t say it’s the strongest anime when viewed on its own, but it did everything it should have put effort into at a perfect 120 points, making it the ultimate anime adaptation.

>>167

The character profiles and character relationship chart of Kizuna Five that even original readers don’t know!

>>178

Kizuna White…? What’s that? I don’t know… Scary…

Gilmas

Sky Blue Utility

A Rank Party

I absolutely hate class~

Oki Tsura

Anime is about whether it can stand out rather than its entertainment value.

I preferred the blonde big-chested girl in Magic Maker, but she took a long time to appear… I didn’t know about the first season of Self-Binding Boy, so when I tried reading the original, I was crushed to see the heroine falling for a senior I didn’t know right from the start.

It’s said that when it comes to ranking NHK’s anime over the years, the fact that it was condensed into two continuous cours, the first tie-up with Sakanaction, and that the original work won the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize are the main selling points.

I will watch all episodes in one go.

Let’s watch all episodes of Frozen Tile in one go.

Let’s watch all the episodes of Medalist in one go.

Vampire, let’s watch it in between something.

Marriage – This is just because I like it.

Demon Slayer was interesting.

A battle royal anime in the style of an ensemble drama without a main character.

It feels like all the main characters who appear have a death flag raised.

While introducing the characters and explaining the background settings, we finally had all the characters gathered, and just as the second season ended, I really want to know what happens next.

In the A-rank party, Roxy (Rain) is sadly never called by her real name in the live commentary thread…

It feels like in Bandori, which is almost always active, it’s more about the characters and their relationships than the story that makes you grow fond of them.

The quality of the anime was high for all the following: Full Revision, Another World Red, Medalist, Villainess Reincarnation Uncle, Guild, Unnamed Memory.

Quality aside, the type I like that doesn’t require much thinking is a NEET kunoichi and Kuroiwa Medaka.

I think Yuberblood probably has a decent budget, but it’s heavy, so I’ve only watched one episode…

I thought episode 14 of Momen Tarry Lily was a Blu-ray exclusive, but it can be watched normally.

The pharmacy collaborated with the pharmacist association, so I saw the pharmacy posters.

Rather, the blue Miburo collaborating with the drugstore was a mysterious tie-up.

I thought there was a character I didn’t know, but it was Guilty-chan.

Isn’t the hero who killed the real Demon King with a different Shura a giant with map weapons?

When you get close, the real Demon Lord goes mad, right?

Isn’t it only those who can attack from a distance that can be killed?

I guess it’s unavoidable that anime idols like BanG Dream! are animated in 3D for the sake of dancing.

Abemujika was fun every week, but

Now that it’s over, I don’t know if I can enjoy it in the same way.

Hanashura was well-made, but the cutting points were just not quite right.

The Sentai Red was great, but it would be troublesome if they don’t make a second season!

The “Gangan” series especially doesn’t do second season adaptations…

Episode 7 was actually the turning point, after all…

Personally, I thought that a serval cat mask would be good enough, right?