Super Official Anime Discussion Thread

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Cerebralbore101 said:

Oh yeah, while I'm here...

I could use some recommendations. Here's what I've loved in the past...

FMA: Brotherhood (Best Anime I've ever seen)
DBZ (Good for its time. Androids/Cell Saga probably still holds up well.)
Made in Abyss (Could one day surpass FMA if they do enough seasons.)
Hunter x Hunter (The chimera ants Story Arc was heartbreaking, and awesome at the same time)
Yu Yu Hakusho
Space Dandy
Mob Psycho 100
One Punch Man
Gurren Laggan
My Hero Acedemia (Not quite as epic as the other stuff on this list, but still a fine show)
That Time I was Reincarnated as a Slime
Ms. Kobayashi's Dragon Maid
Konosuba
Inuyasha (I still gotta finish this. I thought they just stopped doing episodes, but it has a final season now? Okay then!)
Outlaw Star
Wolf's Rain
Dragon Half OVA (Hilarious and perfect dubbing!)
OG Dragonball (I gotta finish seasons 4-5 still though)

Nice list! I'm glad to see more fans of Slime...was a really fun show that I enjoyed from beginning to end. 

It looks like you have multiple genres on your list, so I can recommend a few things. Not sure what's a turn-off for you so hopefully nothing below fits that bill.

Sakamoto Desu Ga - Basically a slice of life version of One Punch Man. It's hilarious.

Assassination Classroom - Very bizarre plot, but some interesting twists and a nice blend of humor and drama. When it goes for your heartstrings...oof.

Your Lie in April - Beautiful drama about musicians, very very emotional. Don't watch if you don't like to feel things. 

March Comes in like a Lion - This might be kind of a hard sell...its one of my favorite anime but its very slow paced and might not be everyone. It feels like a realistic drama with very human characters more than a typical 'anime'...honestly its one of those shows I can recommend even if you don't like anime as a medium.

Toradora - This is a romantic-comedy...but it has a sort-of 'gateway' status so its pretty accessible to people who don't have much experience with the genre. It's really amazing though...I've seen it 3 times and still have a hankering for another rewatch.

And while they're still ongoing so I can't fully recommend them yet, I'd say Kimetsu no Yaiba and Fire Force are worth a look-see. The former has a plot setup somewhat reminscent to Fullmetal Alchemist...and the latter seems really cool so far. Or hot. Hehehe.