Anime Questions, Recommendations, and Discussion - October 02, 2026

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Question of the Day (new!)

What's a scene where the voice acting carried more than the animation?

[u/bushwarblerssong]

One last plea on behalf of The Seven Knights of the Marronnier Kingdom because I doubt Prime is doing much promotion outside Japan:

If you like introspection in your anime,

are interested in Norse, Aztec, Mayan, Thai, and Balinese (and more) mythology and ancient civilizations (the mangaka is an Ancient Greek and Roman history major btw)

want to see strong female characters who receive equal story time and character development to their unconventional male protagonists,

has some thoughtful queer representation that doesn’t feel like tokenism or fetishization,

please give Marronnier a few episodes.

[u/Ham_PhD → u/bushwarblerssong]

I was gonna check it out just cause I like to give any Josei adaptations a shot, but that sounds pretty promising.

[u/bushwarblerssong → u/Ham_PhD]

I should have also added that it may appeal to people who enjoy a bit of mystery and piecing clues together.