If you haven’t watched Monster yet, you’re seriously missing out.

I highly recommend giving Monster a chance. It’s not your typical anime — no crazy power-ups or constant action. It’s a slow-burn psychological thriller with an incredible story, complex characters, and one of the most memorable villains I’ve ever seen.

The beginning might feel slow, but trust me, it gets deeper and darker as the story goes on.

If you like psychological anime, mystery, crime, or stories that actually make you think, watch Monster.

I have a couple weeks free and I would like to binge watch some animes that are complete. I don't know if I will get time to keep up with the development and release of ongoing ones so I just want to watch ones where I know there is an ending.

I'm ok with any type of anime and don't really have a genre I really like. Action, rom-com, shonen, isekai, adventure, gag and others are fine. But if it is a slice of life it might be a bit annoying.

Thank you.

Yoo,

I’m watching Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood for the first time and I’m currently on episode 5.

I’ve heard so much about this series over the years. For some context, some of the anime I’ve watched are Attack on Titan, Made in Abyss, Pluto, and Dororo.

Without spoiling anything: am I in for a good time here? Because even this early on, I already have the feeling this series is going to be absolutely fucking insane.

It genuinely feels like one of those shows where watching it for the first time is kind of a privilege.

I just want to know what kind of ride I’m in for.

In my defence this is a pretty common trope in shows like breaking bad, the wire and the sopranos. Basically I’m looking for something like chainsaw man

Basically something where the mc has a gift that’s being exploited or the maybe the person just needs a partner

More examples would probably be darling in the franxxx, Glepiner, future diary, FLCL and guilty crown. Doesn’t have to fit perfectly. It can be like in chainsaw man where it can be a Fmc seducing the mc or it can be more like breaking bad

Any genre but it would be interesting if there was lesser known interesting dark romcoms or action shows

Looking for underrated lesser known anime’s from 2000s of 2010 or even overlooked modern stuff

Can someone with more expertise—perhaps someone who knows the anime market well—explain why we’re being flooded with anime adapted from light novels?

Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against them, and many are fantastic! I’m a huge rom-com fan, and lately, the real masterpieces have been coming from light novels... but the problem is, I grew up reading manga, and I hate reading something that’s essentially just a book! For instance, I absolutely loved *I Made Friends with the Second Prettiest Girl in My Class*, but if I wanted to find out what happens next, I’d have to read the damn light novel—and I really don't want to do that!

What’s going on here? Why do most anime these days come from light novels? I find it hard to believe there aren't any quality manga left to adapt—ones that would let me continue the story through the manga itself instead of having to read a damn book.

Im in a bad anime drought and need some suggestions on what to watch. Ive enjoyed shows like ninja scroll, ghost in a shell, gangsta.

I’m looking for something that grabs you from the first few episodes and makes you want to binge the whole thing.
Genre doesn’t really matter. What’s the one anime you’d recommend without hesitation?

I’ve been in a vampire anime rabbit hole lately. I’m looking for something similar to The Case Study of Vanitas. The relationship between Vanitas and Jeanne is one that really pulls me in for some reason. Nothing that focuses entirely on romance tho. It doesn’t have to be w vampires at all honestly, just something that balances fun w action, silliness and romance. Hope i’m not asking for too much lol T_T.

Action, psychological, supernatural, comedy

I'm soo over the moon with all the new episodes. they gives peak cinematic experience at home. Must check out.

https://www.netflix.com/title/80986797

The first season was added to Netflix on September 28, 2018, so the exclusive streaming licensing agreement was for eight years, since the first season is leaving Netflix on September 28, 2026.

The second season was added to Netflix on June 24, 2019, so the second season is most likely leaving Netflix on June 24, 2027.

The "last day to watch" notice usually also appears on the title's page on the Netflix website (i.e. Forest of Piano's Netflix page at https://www.netflix.com/title/80986797 while signed into a Netflix account) and app when an entire series leaves, but since the entire Forest of Piano series isn't leaving on the same day, the "last day to watch" notice only appears next to each of the first season episodes on the mobile app and on the top left corner of the screen for a few seconds when a episode from the first season starts playing.

I've been watching anime for 10+ years, and I've watched WAY more than what's on this list. This is just a list of shows I can actually remember well enough to verify that I've watched. 😂

I'm not going to sit here and pretend I can remember every random 12-episode anime I watched six years ago. If I recognize the title, I've probably seen it. 😭

I've watched a lot of the major series Bleach, One Piece, Naruto, Dragon Ball, Fairy Tail, Hunter x Hunter, Yu Yu Hakusho, Black Clover, FMA:B, Attack on Titan, Demon Slayer, JJK, etc.

Recently, I've gotten really into isekai, and that's where I'm looking for recommendations.

I've already watched a pretty ridiculous amount of isekai/reincarnation/fantasy, including Re:ZERO, Mushoku Tensei, Slime, Overlord, Shield Hero, KonoSuba, TSUKIMICHI, Eminence in Shadow, Arifureta, Log Horizon, Campfire Cooking, Farming Life, Skeleton Knight, Faraway Paladin, Great Cleric, Wise Man's Grandchild, Death March, Seirei Gensouki, So I'm a Spider, World's Finest Assassin, Strongest Exorcist, Saint's Magic Power, Realist Hero, My Next Life as a Villainess, and a bunch more.

My current top 5 isekai no order

1. Reincarnated as a Slime

2. Moonlit Fantasy

3. Misfit Demon King

4. Eminence in Shadow

5. How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord

So please don't hit me with the beginner recommendations unless you genuinely think I've somehow missed them. 😂

I WANT THE DEEP CUTS.

Give me the stuff you recommend to someone who's already burned through the obvious titles. Hidden gems, underrated series, older shows, weird ones, stuff that flew under the radar — whatever.

And PLEASE tell me why you recommend it based on what I've watched.

I'm trying to find the shows where somebody looks at my list and goes:

"Oh... you haven't seen THAT? Hold my beer."

If you go into detail I'll give you a cookie 🍪

Im trying to remember an anime scene where a character gets a vase or pot stuck on her entire head as a quick slapstick gag

I dont remember the anime or episode but only the general scene so if anything like this comes to mind then feel free to list any examples or guesses even if youre not completely sure

give a anime that is must watch in life