Anime What anime did you discover recently and really like?

[Lod 10]

'm currently watching anime about a ramen shop run by a cat; I'm still discovering my findings. And you? P.S. I love cats, comedy, and food.

 

[Tony Horo]

What do you mean by 'through your app"? lol

 

[Lod 10]

O que você quer dizer com "através do seu aplicativo"? rsrs

Sorry for the mistake. I don't know how to speak very well.

 

[SamanthaSamantha's icon]

Blue Lock.

My friend wouldn't shut up about it, so I gave it a go.

I liked it.

 

[Lod 10]

Cadeado azul.

Meu amigo não parava de falar sobre isso, então eu resolvi experimentar.

Gostei.

Hi Sam I hope you're doing well and good luck on your soccer anime journey. I'm still watching a cat anime and I'm really enjoying it.

 

[JG509]

Made in Abyss, it just pulled me naturally for that grand sense of adventure and that immense and otherworldly atmosphere of the unknown (and bloody dangerous) world of the namesake Abyss.

It gets terribly disturbing, just keep it in mind.

 

[Lod 10]

Made in Abyss, it just pulled me naturally for that grand sense of adventure and that immense and otherworldly atmosphere of the unknown (and bloody dangerous) world of the namesake Abyss.

It gets terribly disturbing, just keep it in mind.

I've heard of this anime/manga. I wonder if it's worth giving it a try.

 

[Burzuru Burzuru]

golden kamuy. main character punches a bear in the first episode.

 

[masivom narcolepsia]

Angelic layer! I saw the opening theme posted somewhere and now I'm kinda obsessed lol
clamp can't miss with the character design istg

 

[JG509]

I've heard of this anime/manga. I wonder if it's worth giving it a try.

It is, in my opinion, the worldbuilding around the Abyss is top notch, as well as the storytelling from the very start. It's a story with heavy consequences that can't be reverted and the burden of surviving the horrors of a cruel environment that doesn't follow known logic, with the only possible choice being keep descending into more unknown and harsher depths.

 

[Lod 10]

It is, in my opinion, the worldbuilding around the Abyss is top notch, as well as the storytelling from the very start. It's a story with heavy consequences that can't be reverted and the burden of surviving the horrors of a cruel environment that doesn't follow known logic, with the only possible choice being keep descending into more unknown and harsher depths.

I'm interested, nice to meet you. My name is Paulo, but you can call me Lod.

 

[SliperyHippo]

Made in Abyss, it just pulled me naturally for that grand sense of adventure and that immense and otherworldly atmosphere of the unknown (and bloody dangerous) world of the namesake Abyss.

It gets terribly disturbing, just keep it in mind.

I have a friend who keeps telling me I should check that out since one of my favorite anime is Girls' Last Tour!
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But in terms of recently, "The Adolescence of Utena" came to theaters recently near me and in preparation I read the manga, since I didn't have time to watch the show, and it was fantastic! I'm not sure what I was expecting, since the source material was called "Revolutionary Girl Utena", I think I thought it to be a political drama about fighting the powers that be, and while it definitely delivered on a revolution, it wasn't what I was expecting at all! Either way I loved the manga and the movie, the themes of losing your autonomy and being someone for someone else instead of finding your true self were themes I really vibed with!