• Die4Ever@retrolemmy.com
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    2 days ago

    …do I even have to say it?

    I’ve watched all 38 episodes of Frieren like 10+ times this year lol

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    Mushishi, it’s just so relaxing without being devoid of tension and humanity. I know it has a bit of a reputation as a “namedrop” anime that people profess to like to appear cultured, but honestly it’s simply very very good and pretty unique.

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    Perhaps strange but Higurashi When They Cry. It gives me the same deeply relaxing feeling I get from when I watch Twin Peaks or watch Silent Hill or play any of the Silent Hill games. Lain gives me that same feeling, and is also a go-to comfort anime to me.

    Its weird but these desolate mostly empty liminal, haunted places give me a very relaxing feeling almost like coming home. I experience the same feeling playing games like Hellmart and L.A. Noire. I don’t know why that is. I’d love to know, but I don’t know why myself.

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    • Bofuri - comfy, zero stakes adventure, with satisfying underdog-to-overpowered power fantasy.
    • Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu - fast paced, silly, and sweet action rom-com.
    • Interspecies Reviewers - episodic sex comedy. Despite the brazen fanservice, it’s actually more respectful towards women and body types than most anime.
    • Kaguya-sama - mostly episodic rom-com, very fun and sweet without much drama.
    • Konosuba - king of comedy isekais, but secretly has heart beneath all the snark.
    • Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle - cozy, kid-friendly episodic fantasy comedy.
  • Faceman🇦🇺@discuss.tchncs.de
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    The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan

    it’s generally a 6/10 spin-off rom-com, but with one solid 10/10 arc that makes it all worth it that ties it in with the main series and movie so well I’d consider it an essential must-watch for Haruhi fans.

    Also, this version of Yuki is just adorable.

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      I don’t remember what happened exactly anymore when they weave in the main story but I remember it being quite touching. I also love the ending theme and its music video on YT. It definitely reveals things not revealed in the main series so definitely a must watch for fans indeed.

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    Yuru Camp, I can put on in the background and trust that I can fall asleep to it in less than one episode.

    I love that Bocchi got some love itt but that’s my rock out anime, different strokes for different folks. 😀

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    i have seen flcl 20+ times. it’s super easy to binge and the soundtrack is killer start to finish. and i still notice new things every time.

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    I don’t know if I have anything I’d describe that way, but on the rare occasion I feel like turning my brain off and re-watching a show I know I like I’ll usually just pick some random thing that I rated 8-10 on my Anilist account.

    I suppose a few likely candidates are:

    • Kaguya-sama: Love is War
    • Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood
    • Gundam Build Fighters (season 1 only)
    • Log Horizon (if I’m feeling nostalgic)

    Really depends on the mood I’m in though. In the past I might’ve put Legend of the Galactic Heroes on that list but it’s felt a little too real these past couple years for some reason.