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Girls und Panzer​



Girls Und Panzer - "Speak in Japanese"​



A French Argument | Girls und Panzer​




This is a German Tank "Tiger II". Their high school is in Japan, so Japanese girls in the German tanks.


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Koala Forest Academy, and the commander is a Koala!
 
I think the very big advantage of anime is the diverse genre. Plus, if it's a live action one, I can't accept a setting which is too weird, however, if it's anime, I can easily accept or rather enjoy the weird setting. Having said that, it doesn't mean I don't enjoy realistic anime with the genre of "slice of life". For example, I do love this kind of slice of life anime too. The title is Super Cub.


 
I like very diverse genres of anime, from very educational ones to weird and kinky ones. If I pick an educational one. "Ruri's Jewels". It's an introduction to mineralogy. The video below is a trailer and 13 episodes get available on streaming websites such as Crunchyroll next month. I read the original manga, and I love it. It can make people get interested in mineralogy.


This is the cover of the 1st volume of the original manga.
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One of anime whose protagonist is an animator. The name of the anime "Zenshu", available on Crunchyroll.


 
It’s the Spring 2025 anime season right now, and more than 60 episodes from 60 different anime shows are added to streaming sites every week. One of them is the third season of Fire Force. The third season has already come out, and the fourth season is said to be in the works, and it shows how popular the anime is worldwide. The video below is the opening of the first season. It's available on multiple streaming services such as Crunchyroll, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.




Global anime fandom like this often impresses me. I like her (Maki Oze) too.


Fire Force
 
It’s the Spring 2025 anime season right now, and more than 60 episodes from 60 different anime shows are added to streaming sites every week. One of them is the third season of Fire Force. The third season has already come out, and the fourth season is said to be in the works, and it shows how popular the anime is worldwide. The video below is the opening of the first season. It's available on multiple streaming services such as Crunchyroll, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.




Global anime fandom like this often impresses me. I like her (Maki Oze) too.


Fire Force


Are you paid to promote this or something?

Also you haven't apologised for posting that Ronaldo anime...
 
Not anime specifically but anime based. This is well worth playing. Seems like a typical anime dating game. It’s not. Not for children and I’ll say it’s not due to nudity or anything like that.

If you can, go in blind without reading up on it.

 
Last weekend, the highly talked-about and controversial anime Takopi's Original Sin started streaming.
It’s based on a manga published a few years ago that became a hot topic in Japan for its shocking content—and also grew very popular.

The story centers around a young elementary school girl and Takopi, a cute-looking octopus-like alien who happens to land on Earth. The manga opens with a jarring scene: the girl is being severely bullied and ends up taking her own life.

Takopi, however, has a special ability—he can travel back in time to the moment a photo was taken. So, he’s able to return to a time before the girl’s suicide. Being kind-hearted and friendly, Takopi tries his best to make the girl happy and prevent her tragic end.

But there’s a big problem: Takopi is an alien, and he doesn’t share human values or a human sense of ethics. That means he’s willing to sacrifice anyone else if it means saving the girl.

Although the main character is just a child, the story deals with heavy themes like bullying, suicide, and even murder—making it a truly controversial piece. Still, the fact that it's being released in the era of streaming really worked in its favor. Back when anime had to be broadcast on TV, this story probably wouldn’t have made it to air.

Even today, most streaming anime still follow the typical 25-minute episode format, since they’re also broadcast on TV. But this show isn’t being aired on TV at all—so the first episode is much longer, about 40 minutes. Because there’s no need to stick to a broadcast schedule, the creators had more freedom. It’s one of the perks of the streaming era.

It’s been a while since I’ve seen an anime that opens with a content warning saying the story may be disturbing. Here's a screenshot of that warning.
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There are a lot of reaction videos on Youtube now.

This Anime Will Hurt People.. and I Love it! - Takopi's Original Sin Episode 1 Reaction!​




The Most Disgusting Anime I've Ever Laid Eyes On...WTF Takopi's Original Sin Episode 1 ⁉️



10/10 anime, 0/10 my mental state - Takopi's Original Sin​

 
Was there ever an anime release of 'All You Need is Kill'?
I know there was The Edge of Tomorrow with Running Tom, but would have preferred to see it in anime format rather than live action.
 
April to June= Spring anime season and today is July 1st. So, 2025 spring anime season ended. If I pick two from the 2025 spring anime season, I love Apocalypse Hotel and A Ninja and an Assassin under One Roof. I highly recommend them.




 
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The first episode of CLEVTESS has just been released. While a typical Japanese anime episode runs for about 25 minutes, this premiere is twice as long at a full 50 minutes. Overseas anime fans have been responding quite positively so far.

The series is based on a lesser-known manga (which I hadn’t read myself), so expectations weren’t particularly high going in. Still, some viewers are already calling it a potential “dark horse of the summer 2025 anime season.”

This summer is shaping up to be especially competitive, with more than 80 new anime titles and many high-profile releases. With unexpected hits like this entering the mix, it’s getting harder and harder to decide what to watch!

Episode 1 does have some intense scenes—right off the bat, the protagonist and what seems to be an important companion are graphically dismembered—but in the second half, the tone shifts a bit, hinting that there’s more to this than just a typical dark fantasy.

One quick note: the first five minutes are presented in deliberately low resolution as a flashback from the protagonist’s past, so don’t be alarmed! (A lot of us ended up double-checking our video settings.)


Here is a trailer for Episode 2.

 

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