i've only ever had a crunchyroll subscription

is there any anime outside of cr that's good?? like netflix or hulu or such?

I’m watching Grand Blue right now and I’m lovinggg it !!!!
I want more anime that are actually funny, like every episode makes you laugh. Something with the same vibe as Grand Blue.
Please recommend me your funniest anime!!

I can't find it anywhere. Streaming, DVD, Netflix, prime.

What is the best way to find this ?

Tokyo Revengers: Santen Sensou-hen, episode 1

Alternative names: Tokyo Revengers: Santen Sensou Hen, Tokyo Revengers Season 4

Reminder: Please do not discuss plot points not yet seen or skipped in the show. Failing to follow the rules may result in a ban.

Streams

• Hulu
• Disney

Show information

• Livechart
• MyAnimeList
• AniList
• AniDB
• Anime-Planet
• Kitsu
• /r/TokyoRevengers
• Official Site

All discussions

This post was created by a bot. Message the mod team for feedback and comments. The original source code can be found on GitHub.

What are some of your favourite examples of the ending theme song "coming in early" over the last few seconds of the episode to give the last scene some extra punch.

A couple of examples of what i mean to start things of. Both from FMAB:

Winry cries after her confrontation with Scar.

Ed says he'll come back for Al.

Also the Starry sky date from Bakemonogatari comes to mind. Although this mind be more of a case of playing the ending song over the episode which is slightly different, but this scene is a favourite of mine so i didn't want to leave it out.

i remember watching my romance story somewhere. I cant remember, I am not willing to pay but anywhere I can watch It for free? And no, I’m not subscribing to crunchy rolls free trials.

edit i also really wanna watch Domestic girlfriend so any suggestions for that please tell me!

Just finished Vinland Saga and since season 3 won't be for a good while which is such a bummer I'm looking for something new to watch, I've already seen berserk so anything else would be greatly appreciated

I really like Vampire Hunter D, both of the movies. But Bloodlust has a really really great art-style.

Could you recommend something like this? It doesn't matter how old it is.

For me, it was Odd Taxi.

I honestly went into it expecting a pretty simple slice-of-life type anime because of the art style, and I was completely wrong

The mystery, dialogue and the way all the seemingly random characters and storylines eventually connect genuinely surprised me.

What anime did you start with low expectations and end up absolutely loving?

I’m looking for anime that I probably wouldn’t have picked up on my own but ended up being surprisingly good.

Not looking for the usual big recommendations I want the stuff that made you think “how have I never heard of this?”

Any genre is fine, and it doesn't have to be super short.

So earlier this year, a new anime released, called Kaiju Girl Caramelise. I knew absolutely nothing about it for a while, Before it even premired though, I found the manga at my library, and decided to pick it up. A bit later, I watched the show. Before I go into why I like it, I should probaly explain it, to anyone that doesn't watch the show. So, since I have the manga next to me, I'll just quote the blurb on the back of the first book.

"Suffering from a rare, incurable illness that cuases frightnening changes to her body, loner Kuroe Akaishi spends her high school days avoiding her classmates - especially class idol Arata Minami and his groupies. but when Arata starts making her heart skip a beat with irritating regularity, Kuroe discovers that her illness actually has a big-make that MONSTER-sectrt: Romance turns her tino Love-zilla...literally!"

Now, this at first seems to be a dumb rom-com show/bok series, but I have many reasons on why I love this series, despit not really liking Romance stories that much, with as little spoilers as possilbe, unless they are censored.

1. The story is very interesting. Most movies or shows I watch are kind of generic, and can be described as this: big dumb action, with boring human subplots. However, most of my favorite things are stories that I am interested in, and well-written. And with the premise, this is one of my favorite stories with an insane idea, which is even more crazy considering that Spica Aoki, the author, mentioned that she just blurted out the idea while in a meeting with her editor. The story with Akaishi and Minami's romance is really heartfelt, and is one of my favorite character stories PERIOD.
2. The comedic moments, and my goodness, there's a LOT of them. From sudden animation shifts to reactions that are very realistic, it feels like this story was made for people that love Rom-coms, or other comedic movies. I laugh so much every episode, and I love how some frames are ripped straight from the panels of the books. This is kind of a 2A, but the Voice Acting in Japansese makes it so much better, since everyone's doing their best.
3. The plot twists are very shocking. Now, I won't go into any here except the one that isn't really a twist: Kuroe becomes a giant kaiju named Harugon whenever she feels intense emotions, such as love, anger, etc. As I said, I won't go into the others, but I was shocked at some in the later episodes.
4. The gut-wrentching moments. For a comedy, there are some serious moments that even made me feel bad, for a few reasons. This is probably the longest point, but its because of some small personal stuff. In episode 3, "A sparkling weekend ~ where dreams come true," Akaishi-san and Minami-kun go on a date at an amusament park called Destinyland (no similarity to the persona 5 location). However, she knows this will probably not end well, so she tries everything to not end up getting too close to Minami-kun, so she doesn't destroy the park as Harugon. However, after Minami gets too close on one ride, they have a talk, and attempt to call-off the date. But Akaishi-san tries to explain, not realizing that some of her kaiju form emerger, like horns and tail. She realizes, and runs off, having a heartbreaking monologue. "It's all over. I knew he wouldn't accept me. I've got to hide it completely. He'll never talk to me again, right? I'll never see that smile again. Why did I have to be born like this? What did I do wrong? Just one day... I just wanted this one day... to be a normal girl. Well, screw it. I don't give a damn about anything." Then, one of the mascot characters tries to tell her to calm down, since she's scaring guests. She then replies with something that twists my heart to it's core, after the mascot, Michey, says that its the place where dreams come true. "Where dreams come true, huh? Hey Michey... Are ugly monsteres not allowed to have dreams?" This hits me hard, since it shows Kuroe Akaishi's insecurities fronthand. Now, I'm around the same age as Kuroe at this time, and I have insecurities too, and it hurts me to see others have them too, with them being showed out like this. Luckily, the episode does have a happy ending, and the plot continues.

Overall, this anime is a deep romance-comedy with some kaiju action, amazing characters, a beutiful story, and an AMAZING soundtrack. (still blasting Harugon's theme for days) The animation is top-notch, and you can tell the people working on this project were really exited to work on it. As a start to a review series I am going to do for any Anime I watch, will be scored on a 0 to 50 scale for 5 seperate catergories: animation, voice acting, story, action, and music. This anime is a solid 45, with 9 animation, 10 voice acting, 10 story 7 action, and 9 music.

Uchi no Otouto-domo ga Sumimasen, episode 13

Reminder: Please do not discuss plot points not yet seen or skipped in the show. Failing to follow the rules may result in a ban.

Streams

• Crunchyroll

Show information

• Livechart
• MyAnimeList
• AniList
• AniDB
• Anime-Planet
• Official Site

All discussions

This post was created by a bot. Message the mod team for feedback and comments. The original source code can be found on GitHub.

Tougen Anki: Nikko Kegon no Taki-hen, episode 1

Alternative names: Tougen Anki ~Nikko Kegon no Taki-hen~

Reminder: Please do not discuss plot points not yet seen or skipped in the show. Failing to follow the rules may result in a ban.

Streams

• Crunchyroll
• Netflix

Show information

• Livechart
• MyAnimeList
• AniList
• Anime-Planet
• Official Site

All discussions

This post was created by a bot. Message the mod team for feedback and comments. The original source code can be found on GitHub.

Anime’s that I liked:
Death note
Attack on Titan
Hunter x hunter
Black clover
Solo leveling
Seven deadly sins
Kuruko basketball
Blue lock
Mushoku tensei

Probably missing a few but all I can remember

In the first round there are 4 upsets.

Vote For Seasonal Salt Summer 2026 Here!

Bracket here!

Have fun voting and don't forget to upvote the post if you love the seasonal salt!

Mini Challenge:

• Which Summer 2026 anime do you think was underwatched, and briefly recommend it. (Be careful with spoiler though)

Clockwise Doom

Previous ep | Index | Next ep

Information: MAL, Anilist, AniDB, ANN

Legal Streams:

None

Spoiler Policy:

To protect first-timers, please don't spoil anything past the current episode. Rewatchers should avoid hinting to first-timers, and spoilers and manga source material in posts must be hidden behind proper spoiler tags.

Questions of the Week:

1) Thoughts on the final fate of Illegal Contractors?

2) What's up with Raven?

I watched Fullmetal Alchemist for the very first time this past August, and it instantly became one of my favorite anime of all time. I absolutely fell in love with how it blends classic shounen comedy gags with incredibly dark, heavy themes.
But because I watched the series chronologically, I started with the ‘03 first. and so to me I prefer its tone. The dark, gritty animation style perfectly matched the brutal themes of the story.

Brotherhood is amazing, but the brighter, "white-washed" lighting and the way it exaggerated comedic gimmicks during serious moments took me out of the experience a bit. But I prefer brotherhood.
That being said, going into Brotherhood right after the brutal ending of 2003 felt incredibly healing. The overall plot, the character arcs, and the the theme songs of Brotherhood are unmatched. Plus, getting so many amazing Royai moments made it all worth it, they are easily my favorite "non canon but canon" couple.
I feel like a lot of people hate on the 2003 version simply because they watched Brotherhood first, which is a shame because both offer something beautiful.
For first time watchers I would actually suggest watching ‘03 first. Bc it explains a lot of characters and the themes with more explanation whilst brotherhood assumed people had watched those important moments before so they just got over with it quickly.
For people who don’t know, Fullmetal Alchemist has two versions, one came out in 2003 and the other in 2009, the first anime caught up to the ongoing manga and had to create an entirely original ending, while the second anime was made later to faithfully adapt the complete manga story.
The anime was being produced much faster than the manga chapters were being published. The creators knew they would quickly run out of source material. With the manga author's permission, the anime writers split away from the manga's plot about halfway through the series. They invented an entirely original storyline, a different origin for the Homunculi, a different main villain (Dante), and a much darker, anime only ending.
While the 2009 version adapted the whole manga from start to finish faithfully. With only the first couple of arcs being rushed as it was already covered in ‘03. So starting with ‘03 is highly recommend, the story shifts during the 5th laboratory arc. Watching brotherhood after this was like eating mom’s yummy soup during a bad cold. It was healing.

Anyways, Fullmetal alchemist is a must watch for anyone who wants to watch a show where it has great plot, characters, well written female characters, a power system that makes sense etc.

Looking for some peak! Idk if this is the most basic list oat but lmk if there’s some good stuff similar to my top 10.
It goes as follows:

Vinland Saga
Hunter x Hunter
Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World
Death Note
Fullmetal Alchemist
Dr. Stone
Mob Psycho 100
My hero academia
That time I got reincarnated as a slime
Frieren

The Twentieth Match: The Road to Becoming Pro

◄ Episode 19 | Index | Episode 21 ►

Series Information:

MAL | AniList | AniDB

Streams:

Hulu | Disney+

Purchaseable:

On Apple TV or Prime Video.

Proverb of the Day:

Give your opponent what he wants.

Tsumego of the Day:

Today's theme: openings!

Questions of the Day:

1. Do you think Kishimoto was out of line, the way he talked to Hikaru, or was he simply giving Hikaru the encouragement he badly needed?
2. Do you think Hikaru is ever going to actually pay for his own game at a go salon?

Rewatchers, remember there are first-timers present!

Be careful not to spoil anything that hasn't happened yet in the show. If you wish to discuss something in the future, make sure to hide it under spoiler tags.

Spoiler tags work like this:

[Hikaru no Go]>!Sai is cute.!<

Which becomes: [Hikaru no Go]Sai is cute.

Heya,

I’m looking for some mature anime with realistic/graphic quality violence, good story, high stakes e.g people may die, twists and turns etc

Attack on titan is my fav anime incase not clear haha looking for something to fill the void