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Season 1 just finished. Manga also ongoing.

If you enjoyed Dungeon Meshi and Frieren, definitely watch Witch Hat Atelier.

Are they running PHP? A lot of websites are down right now in order to patch a major vulnerability that was just exposed.

I'm pretty sure that was proven back when slice-of-life was first invented.

Fred Flintstone?

Then you're not going to make a full anime like that, let alone a good one.

and probably only for storyboards and drafts that I can hire a human animator to complete and polish it.

A human? As in just one? You need an entire studio to produce an entire season of qualtiy (emphasis) animation, and at this point the AI is not actually providing anything useful and should be excised.

Komi-san. The characters are all exaggerated parodies that will go over their head if they don't know the tropes being lampooned. And also the fact that the show is only good when one particular character is not onscreen, and you have to build up a heavy tolerance to Anime Bullshit to be willing to put up with this stain on an otherwise great show.

Violet Evergarden, episode 10.

I wouldn't exactly say that. It's a broad category, but it is a fairly well defined category. Frieren ticks pretty much every shounen box.

I think a common misconception comes from people assuming most romance is shoujo or josei, but a lot of the most popular romance series, like Horimiya, Kaguya-sama, Dress-up Darling, and You and I are Polar Opposites, are actually shonen or seinen. There's actually a pretty notable difference between shounen and shoujo romance if you compare them.

The reason Frieren is classified as shounen is because the manga is serialized in Weekly Shounen Sunday.

• A Silent Voice (Drama)
• Akane-Banashi (Drama)
• Apocalypse Hotel (Comedy/Sci-Fi)
• The Apothecary Diaries (Drama/Mystery)
• Bocchi the Rock! (Comedy)
• City: The Animation (Comedy)
• Dungeon Meshi (Fantasy/Comedy)
• Frieren: Beyond Journey's End (Fantasy)
• Horimiya (Romance)
• Kaguya-Sama: Love is War (Comedy/Romance)
• Kaiji (Drama)
• Little Witch Academia (Fantasy)
• Look Back (Drama)
• Spy x Family (Comedy)
• Violet Evergarden (Drama) (note: watch the original series only, skip the movie)
• Witch Hat Atelier (Fantasy)
• You and I are Polar Opposites (Romance)

Who gave Madeline Celeste a gun?

• Towerfall 8-player
• Raining Blobs
• Some versions of Bomberman go up to 8 players

The Invisible Man and His Soon-to-Be Wife was the most adorable show I watched all year. I'm a sucker for positive representation.

It wasn't completely ignored, but I have a little bit of a chip on my shoulder that Apocalypse Hotel didn't get way more recognition than it got. Should've won all the awards.

Going back a little deeper, I can't pretend to be surprised that Akagi isn't mainstream, but Kaiji by the same mangaka deserves more popularity. It's a tragedy that the anime ends at part 2 when part 3 was the peak.