Backlash wroteAngel wroteHave been watching some Netflix series but none that I can watch more than 2-4 eps
That's still quite a lot to watch in one day! ^^
Not in one day. Just try out a few every other time I can 
Backlash wroteAngel wroteHave been watching some Netflix series but none that I can watch more than 2-4 eps
That's still quite a lot to watch in one day! ^^
Not in one day. Just try out a few every other time I can 
Angel wroteBacklash wroteAngel wroteHave been watching some Netflix series but none that I can watch more than 2-4 eps
That's still quite a lot to watch in one day! ^^
Not in one day. Just try out a few every other time I can
Ah, fair enough. Actually, that reminds me, I need to watch more Cardcaptor Sakura today. ^~^
still mulling over what to watch next
It'll probably be another re watch
COUPLED wrotestill mulling over what to watch next
It'll probably be another re watch
For what it's worth, I fed your MAL profile into my anime recommender algorithm and got some results. Maybe some of that stuff is actually interesting for you 
The current iteration of my model is a bit broken though, so the recommendations tend towards lesser watched shows.
Anime Title Type Season Genres
Simoun TV Spring 2006 Military, Drama, Magic, Romance, Fantasy, Shoujo Ai
Gyakuten Saiban: Sono "Shinjitsu", Igi Ari! TV Spring 2016 Mystery, Comedy, Police, Drama
Senki Zesshou Symphogear G TV Summer 2013 Action, Music, Sci-Fi
Muteki Kanban Musume TV Summer 2006 Action, Comedy, Martial Arts, Parody, Shounen
Kagewani TV Fall 2015 Horror, Mystery, Supernatural, Thriller
Fushigi no Kuni no Miyuki-chan OVA nan Comedy, Ecchi, Fantasy, Shoujo Ai, Yuri
Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san. OVA nan Comedy, Demons, Supernatural
Xenosaga The Animation TV Winter 2005 Action, Mecha, Sci-Fi, Shounen, Space
Aria The Origination Picture Drama Special nan Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Shounen, Slice of Life
Super Lovers 2 TV Winter 2017 Slice of Life, Comedy, Drama, Romance, Shounen Ai
Popotan TV Spring 2003 Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Supernatural
Hataraki Man TV Fall 2006 Comedy, Drama, Romance, Seinen, Slice of Life
Soukyuu no Fafner: Dead Aggressor TV Summer 2004 Action, Drama, Mecha, Military, Sci-Fi
Photon OVA nan Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Mecha, Romance, Sci-Fi
Tailenders Movie nan Action, Adventure, Cars, Sci-Fi
Fuuka TV Winter 2017 Drama, Ecchi, Music, Romance, School, Shounen
mnl wroteCOUPLED wrotestill mulling over what to watch next
It'll probably be another re watchFor what it's worth, I fed your MAL profile into my anime recommender algorithm and got some results. Maybe some of that stuff is actually interesting for you
The current iteration of my model is a bit broken though, so the recommendations tend towards lesser watched shows.Anime Title Type Season Genres
Simoun TV Spring 2006 Military, Drama, Magic, Romance, Fantasy, Shoujo Ai
Gyakuten Saiban: Sono "Shinjitsu", Igi Ari! TV Spring 2016 Mystery, Comedy, Police, Drama
Senki Zesshou Symphogear G TV Summer 2013 Action, Music, Sci-Fi
Muteki Kanban Musume TV Summer 2006 Action, Comedy, Martial Arts, Parody, Shounen
Kagewani TV Fall 2015 Horror, Mystery, Supernatural, Thriller
Fushigi no Kuni no Miyuki-chan OVA nan Comedy, Ecchi, Fantasy, Shoujo Ai, Yuri
Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san. OVA nan Comedy, Demons, Supernatural
Xenosaga The Animation TV Winter 2005 Action, Mecha, Sci-Fi, Shounen, Space
Aria The Origination Picture Drama Special nan Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Shounen, Slice of Life
Super Lovers 2 TV Winter 2017 Slice of Life, Comedy, Drama, Romance, Shounen Ai
Popotan TV Spring 2003 Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Supernatural
Hataraki Man TV Fall 2006 Comedy, Drama, Romance, Seinen, Slice of Life
Soukyuu no Fafner: Dead Aggressor TV Summer 2004 Action, Drama, Mecha, Military, Sci-Fi
Photon OVA nan Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Mecha, Romance, Sci-Fi
Tailenders Movie nan Action, Adventure, Cars, Sci-Fi
Fuuka TV Winter 2017 Drama, Ecchi, Music, Romance, School, Shounen
:o thank you! I looked at most of them and they did seem to be non popular ones not really what I'm into, but Muteki Kanban Musume looks interesting!
honestly idek how to describe my anime tastes nowadays, and i rank anime based on how i felt at the time when i watched them, so some entries from all those years ago i rpob don't feel the same way today xD
What I can say for sure is that I'm not really a fan of high school love triangle things (unless it's a yuri), ecchi, harem xD
Keep working hard for your next revision!
COUPLED wrotemnl wroteCOUPLED wrotestill mulling over what to watch next
It'll probably be another re watchFor what it's worth, I fed your MAL profile into my anime recommender algorithm and got some results. Maybe some of that stuff is actually interesting for you
The current iteration of my model is a bit broken though, so the recommendations tend towards lesser watched shows.Anime Title Type Season Genres
Simoun TV Spring 2006 Military, Drama, Magic, Romance, Fantasy, Shoujo Ai
Gyakuten Saiban: Sono "Shinjitsu", Igi Ari! TV Spring 2016 Mystery, Comedy, Police, Drama
Senki Zesshou Symphogear G TV Summer 2013 Action, Music, Sci-Fi
Muteki Kanban Musume TV Summer 2006 Action, Comedy, Martial Arts, Parody, Shounen
Kagewani TV Fall 2015 Horror, Mystery, Supernatural, Thriller
Fushigi no Kuni no Miyuki-chan OVA nan Comedy, Ecchi, Fantasy, Shoujo Ai, Yuri
Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san. OVA nan Comedy, Demons, Supernatural
Xenosaga The Animation TV Winter 2005 Action, Mecha, Sci-Fi, Shounen, Space
Aria The Origination Picture Drama Special nan Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Shounen, Slice of Life
Super Lovers 2 TV Winter 2017 Slice of Life, Comedy, Drama, Romance, Shounen Ai
Popotan TV Spring 2003 Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Supernatural
Hataraki Man TV Fall 2006 Comedy, Drama, Romance, Seinen, Slice of Life
Soukyuu no Fafner: Dead Aggressor TV Summer 2004 Action, Drama, Mecha, Military, Sci-Fi
Photon OVA nan Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Ecchi, Mecha, Romance, Sci-Fi
Tailenders Movie nan Action, Adventure, Cars, Sci-Fi
Fuuka TV Winter 2017 Drama, Ecchi, Music, Romance, School, Shounen:o thank you! I looked at most of them and they did seem to be non popular ones not really what I'm into, but Muteki Kanban Musume looks interesting!
honestly idek how to describe my anime tastes nowadays, and i rank anime based on how i felt at the time when i watched them, so some entries from all those years ago i rpob don't feel the same way today xD
What I can say for sure is that I'm not really a fan of high school love triangle things (unless it's a yuri), ecchi, harem xDKeep working hard for your next revision!
Haha, thanks for the feedback! I figured the output would be to obscure in the current iteration. ^^
Really excited about Hands off the Motion Pictures Club!, the new Masaaki Yuasa show. The first episode was gorgeous, I highly recommend it ^_^
I started watching Turn A Gundam and it's fucking great! Honestly, I sometimes think I have watched so much anime that there are no shows left anymore that will get me excited. Well, not yet... ^_^
Currently watching Now and Then, Here and There. Holy shit, this series turns dark incredibly quickly after a fairly standard "shounen-esque" first episode. It's funny that this is technically an "Isekai" show, but it couldn't be further in tone and quality from the heaps of trash (imho) most isekai anime. Highly recommended!
Cool topic, Now and Then, Here and There looks interesting. Been watching k-drama lately, trying to find badass moments and comfy bro moments as in Descendants of The Sun. I'd rewatch it but I can't into rewatches. Last one would be Man to Man
Eight days of straight migraines were absolute hell, but at least I'm finally feelin' better. Haah... Time for some anime, I think. ^_^
Recently I've been interested in a show titled Tokyo Magnitude 8.0, which follows newly-minted middle school graduate, Mirai, as she begins her first day of summer vacation, only to be caught with her kid brother in one of the largest earthquakes ever witnessed in Japan's heartland.

Essentially, it's the small-screen equivalent of a disaster film, though unlike most disaster movies, this one appears extremely promising as far as I can tell. I've always been enamored with stories about what would happen if the modern, interconnected society we take for granted were to suddenly break down. We've gotten a milder version of this during the Coronavirus crisis (although the US and Brazil seem to have sprinted in the other direction), but the event in the series involves entire buildings collapsing and countless trapped, injured, or dead. What follows is a tale of drama, survival, regret, and tragedy. In other words, it's some damn fine TV.
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Backlash wroteEight days of straight migraines were absolute hell, but at least I'm finally feelin' better. Haah... Time for some anime, I think. ^_^
Recently I've been interested in a show titled Tokyo Magnitude 8.0, which follows newly-minted middle school graduate, Mirai, as she begins her first day of summer vacation, only to be caught with her kid brother in one of the largest earthquakes ever witnessed in Japan's heartland.
Essentially, it's the small-screen equivalent of a disaster film, though unlike most disaster movies, this one appears extremely promising as far as I can tell. I've always been enamored with stories about what would happen if the modern, interconnected society we take for granted were to suddenly break down. We've gotten a milder version of this during the Coronavirus crisis (although the US and Brazil seem to have sprinted in the other direction), but the event in the series involves entire buildings collapsing and countless trapped, injured, or dead. What follows is a tale of drama, survival, regret, and tragedy. In other words, it's some damn fine TV.
Just finished this over the past two days, since I'm trying to develop the habit of watching anime.
That ending... My god. It wrecked me, loves. ;_;
The series' realism is its greatest strength. It wasn't sad till the final act. And yet... I don't think I've cried as much for any piece of media.
I wish there were more anime like this.

I've been greatly enjoying my delve into the realm of The Twelve Kingdoms. I'll wager you haven't heard of it, as it's quite old now and lacks appeal for the average knuckle-dragger; but I'd describe it as a rather unique 2002 fantasy anime that reminds me a lot of InuYasha, right down to centering around a typical Japanese schoolgirl [ this time with two friends! ] that gets involuntarily pulled into a fantastic world.
Unlike InuYasha though, the world of TTK is anything but welcoming to our MC. Danger lurks both in the skies and in the shadows, and within the opening episodes we realize the people of this land seek to exterminate visitors like her. What ensues is a gripping and rather heart-wrenching tale of an individual driven past all known limits, furnished with a detailed and beautifully-drawn world (for 2002, mind) and complete with the large cast of characters typical of high fantasy.
I've found I especially relate to Youko [ our red-haired, olive-skinned MC ], so I'm really excited for this one. Can't wait to watch more. ^~^

Yugioh Vrains to mainly understand Links. Yes there's the handbook but fuck that
Mob 100 s2 
Backlash wroteI've been greatly enjoying my delve into the realm of The Twelve Kingdoms. I'll wager you haven't heard of it, as it's quite old now and lacks appeal for the average knuckle-dragger; but I'd describe it as a rather unique 2002 fantasy anime that reminds me a lot of InuYasha, right down to centering around a typical Japanese schoolgirl [ this time with two friends! ] that gets involuntarily pulled into a fantastic world.
Unlike InuYasha though, the world of TTK is anything but welcoming to our MC. Danger lurks both in the skies and in the shadows, and within the opening episodes we realize the people of this land seek to exterminate visitors like her. What ensues is a gripping and rather heart-wrenching tale of an individual driven past all known limits, furnished with a detailed and beautifully-drawn world (for 2002, mind) and complete with the large cast of characters typical of high fantasy.
I've found I especially relate to Youko [ our red-haired, olive-skinned MC ], so I'm really excited for this one. Can't wait to watch more. ^~^
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Hah! I've heard of it and I've watched the first half (season?).
It's a great show indeed. One of the better fantasy animes I've seen and one of the few truely high fantasy shows, as you mention. It's technically an Isekai show I guess, but without the "the fantasy world is actually a video game world, huehue" stuff. Good show!
Cross wroteYugioh Vrains to mainly understand Links. Yes there's the handbook but fuck that
I already practiced getting links down on ygopro but decided to pick up vrains because I want to see what happens, heard it was good. Also it might help me hone understanding of speed duels more, alongside actually getting to (hopefully) start using that style of play when i get a set of them for one of my presents this holiday season.
Just finished Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, it's a rather fun show with low tension, which I think is why I really got into it.
higschool DxD... i now feel ashamed
Rewatching Haruhi for old times sake c: