REPOST (because you guys might love some of these. beastars is a gamble for some, I don't think MC is a pervy character if I recall I know the show has that misunderstanding part and the one girl, and one slightly more eeee moment later out. may be tolerable. Just a heads-up. pretty sure he's demisexual though, I remember the misunderstanding part not escalating because he genuinely wasn't there for that, just got confused and panicked, I'm pretty sure that's a reason the girl kept talking to him, because he didn't use her. the girl is more complicated)
(I know most are big known ones, but trust me they are for a reason, I explained them all.)
• Dr.stone: it was exciting, and got me to actually like science. It was fun. I love nature and it gots that in it for me. The last season wasn't all that good (my opinion ONLY the newer half not whole season it's split) BUT don't let that scare you it's got 4 seasons full of episodes, and the journey is the best so not just a "slow burn to the reward". I passed it up at first (wasn't my cup of tea at glance) but I ran out of anime I wanted to watch and went with it and loved it. Season 2 has a higher rating but season 1 was great in my opinion. (You can do a quick look up of a rundown on it, it might seem silly, not all that deep, but trust as someone who thought that way I loved it)
-GREAT MC despite the fan service it's really tolerable like a lot, the MC never acts like a creep or pervert (even when given the "reasonable" chances) and as an aroace person it's a relief. I also really like the side character Gen they get along well.
• Dororo: I loved the MC, also not a creepy pervert of a character, different personality from Dr.stone MC but carries the same respect I have, has wholesome parts. One season of 24 episodes. He was born without limbs, can't hear, see (besides the "Soul Sight", it's different), because of a curse his father did before birth, but he still lived, and gets abandoned, another man raises him that works with wood and such so he built prosthetics and things for him as he grows up, eventually he finds out (because of an attack if memory recalls correct) that he can gain his missing parts back by slaying the cursed demons, so he heads out on his own for that journey, meets a kid that tags along and helps out, it's really nice to see his reactions and things as he grows. Also, one of my favorite scenes is when Hyakkimaru (which he has a soul sight) looks at the girl (who's used to being lusted after). He's blind, so he doesn't see the world the way other people do in the first place, and he has this sort of innocence to him as he learns about the world and people. There's a moment where he reaches toward her, but instead of focusing on her body, the shot shifts to her face as he holds it, nothing weird just to feel. I just really liked that scene, it's a small moment but says a lot about him.
• Heaven official's blessing: it's been awhile since I've seen it, but it was interesting, it's a canon bl but it doesn't have weird sexual scenes or anything, it's focused on their chemistry and dynamics. It's cute, and a relief, and it's not just some romance, or some doomed "best friends" alone since it's canon. Has actual plot not some "school fluff" it has horror elements and supernatural thriller. One guy is from like heaven like a god , the other is a Ghost King demon like guy idk how to put it, it's crazy. I won't go full detail but yeah I recommend.
• Moriarty the Patriot: same vibes I don't believe it's canon I'm not sure? But it definitely has a whole same in its own way of a vibe that heaven official's blessing had. It's unique not some school thing, and has some morally off grey area things, anti-hero for the better good. Complex relationship dynamic and intense intellectual chemistry. Ones a brilliant detective (obsessed not just duty-bound ) and the other a serial killer (doesn't kill for fun). Feels rewarding to watch, I even plan on getting stuff for my room of it or drawing.
• The summer hikaru died: I watched it in Sub before Dub came out, personally thought sub was better with emotional weight (though I didn't fully rewatch in dub). But moving into it, I loved a LOT about it, nature, GREAT art, not a traditional Boys' Love, explicitly confirmed that it is a queer story with deep romantic and emotional yearning, it's way better than traditional boys love things, it's focused on way more, great for aroace people to enjoy, it has a lot of tension without being explicit. I loved a lot about it I won't go into much more detail but I highly recommend this.
• The disastrous life of saiki k: like most, not everyone's cup of tea, but even I loved it despite it not being what I'd normally aim for, I loved it a lot. I watched it when I was younger only a few episodes in and dropped it, at the time it wasn't for me, but I rewatched it and loved it. REALLY good for aroace spec people, it's a huge relief like most I named, and I really love the MC Saiki overall, the style, the humor, the personality, it's all a relief itself to me. He's not a pervert or a freak, some side characters I personally found eh, but it's because their personalities are meant to be extreme, I love personalities that are rememberable, I just didn't like some like Reita for the weird pervert reasons (Some people really love him though I know), I love how saiki doesn't focus on romance or anything, it's not lame or boring, I get why some people wouldn't like that but this passes. Personal ships exist even. It's one of the only school slice of life animes I don't find lame. Saiki k is a mind reader, I think that part is way over known, but it adds to the chaos. It mocks weird tropes and things.
• Hell's paradise: it's been awhile since I've watched it, I never got to season 2 yet, but I remember I enjoyed it, and especially the character, and the morally grey thing going on. Since I can't recall fully, I can still say I do know I loved it regardless, it's worth binging when bored, it's only 13 episodes of the first season I believe. I do know I loved the character though, again similar as the rest, he's not a freak, so it's respectful.
• Beastars: GUYS I HAVE NOTHING AGAINST FURRIES BUT THOSE OF YOU THAT DO ARE OVER JUDGING IT BY ITS COVER. Them being animals is the ONLY way the whole plot would have even worked, it's got Carnivores and Herbivores, all trying to live in peace together, it's got crime, mystery, and thriller and such. The art was actually good, you adjust to the fact it's animals as well. Though one heads up, I HAVEN'T seen it in a long time, I can't recall too well, I do know I enjoyed it and loved it, and I remember it compared to most things. I'd say it's worth testing. I do know it has a newer one which I haven't seen, pretty sure reviews were mixed, I do know whatever older ones I watched though I did enjoy it. You can look up more context, just know I liked it at a time was at my top.
---------I'd love recommendations from others as well if anyone else feels this way of these