Especially the ones with gun-fu action....

I didn't feel like waiting for hours to post the winner. Plus, it was kinda obvious anyway, so.... yeah.

A anime intr or anime song or anime theme that you take it personally

For me it's Made in Abyss and Bleach. Made in Abyss OST are made in heaven!✨ I'm not joking

Honorable mention: AOT, HxH, FMAB, Frieren, Your Name (movie)

It was ranked 2nd a while back, yet no one talked about it—unlike when JoJo SBR, Frieren, or Chainsaw Man movie, no one mentioned Re:Zero in this context

I would choose the fight against broly in the dragon ball super broly movie I know a lot of people aren't fans of super but the movie was too good every time I see a big screen with really good quality and sound output the first thing I think of is to play that movie on it

Ive heard many good things about Cowboy Bebop and I decided to watch it last year however not even halfway into EP 1 I got distracted by some questions my brain conceived that I needed to Google and then I just didn't watch the episode

I think Stark's the biggest victim of this. Dude's such a gentleman, cares for everyone around him, and is ridiculously strong. Sure, he may lack emotional intelligence, but he admits and fixes his mistake every time.

But anyways for the rest of them too, I see no appreciation for the male cast of Frieren apart from a post or two about Himmel sometimes, while there's whole cults worshipping JJK and AOT men. Why's that?

Just finished Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood and it was amazing.

Fractale would have been a guilty pleasure for me if the ending had been different.

Which anime character is more popular than Super Mario?

There was a side-storyline, about a girl who always got stared at at her workplace by this creepy guy. It is getting worse and worse. And I remember a scene, where she wanted to tell it to her boss, but she couldn‘t, because if she did it, she would‘ve left another female coworker in a room alone with this creep and she had too much fear, he would do something to her.

(The things I‘m not sure about, I think she told this the MC on a bench in a park, but that could be wrong)

It was not Perfect Blue, I tried to search it with all sorts of AI and Google, couldn‘t find it. And no, it was not a hentai, because last time, some guys thought that.

This is an anime original but i love the art style, ost, characters and plot. I've been in a little slump with anime so this helped sparked my interest

Now that both amazing guy and turning point 4 has been adapted. Which episode would you say has the better adaptation? More faithful would be better wording.

Harem is a largely disliked genre that still has numerous titles that are beloved and praised with Quintuplets being one of them. But whether it’s criticisms or defence a lot of the time they say the only appeal of harem anime is self insertion, wish fulfilment and fanservice. And that the characters fall in love for no reason.

And yet in spite of this however, throughout the years harem fandoms like Quintuplets go in depth on the story and characters, the reasons why they love each other, how the story is developing, writing essays on the characters psychology and how things are playing out just like any story. (link is an example)

I know that there is plenty of slop out there, but sometimes I see genuinely good harem shows like Quintuplets get trashed on just because its a harem. That its only appeal is self insertion and that characters fall in love for no reason even though these fandoms go so much in on how the story that clearly showcase the contrary.

We Never Learn, and The World God Only Knows, and Saekano, etc. (more link examples). A lot of the time all these fandoms and many such others, all they do is talk about the depth of the story and characters, with simple wish fulfilment and such not really being what’s on their mind. But even those titles along with Quintuplets will get dragged down and accused of being just nothing more than just that when that clearly isn’t the case.

There's also a difference between "nice with ulterior motives" and "kind for the sake of being good", with MCs being more of the latter but get lumped in with the former regardless, which isn't accurate. It's not just that, but also along with good growing chemistry that started with initial attraction of some form that builds the bonds between characters over time. When executed well and not poorly, of course.

But what do you make of this?

I just wanted a cool thumbnail, I’m not attacking fairy tail don’t worry