Anime Recommendations

thematically appropriate for the setting. Night city is fucking horrible, and no one should pretend that it isn't.

also, i just watched that, like, within the last couple hours recently.

The relationship between lucy and david feels kinda forced, but other than that, 9/10 no notes.

Been a minute since I watched it. You talking about the BD producer? Because that shit super ain't glorified lmao

It is now on my watch list

If you watch the english dub, it's ambiguous enough to be interpreted as a father/daughter relationship. That's also why I recommend skipping the movie

That is pretty awesome animation at least.

Haven't seen it, I'm only suggesting stuff I am familiar with.

My brother was mad at Toonami not airing the Beach episode, and since it had a critical plot moment, it made a later episode feel like an ass pull. Years later he learned an episode was skipped.

But Aisha Clan Clan is a good waifu.

I just wanna point out that while cowboy bebop is incredible, Fae Valentine's outfit is skimpy to the point that she's wandering around with her shorts unbuttoned in basically every scene where she's not in a disguise (and she's only staying in that top through the power of double-sided tape). By modern standards it's really not great towards the women characters (except possibly ed).

Of course!

Old but goodie

Damn, you beat me to it. Mushi Shi is an unfinished masterpiece and severely underrated. I had some I wanted to add to this list, but honestly some have blood and such which I don't know exactly what you'd want for an early teens daughter. I would have recommended Delicious in Dungeon, but there are some dismemberment scenes and it sort of downplays death, as you can and can't die in the dungeon. Lemme try to see what I can dig up from my history though.

• Kimi ni Todoke - It is romance, but its so fluffy and goes lightly into what bullying can do to people as well as showing that people are not always who they seem on the outside. Touches on judging others, but remains extremely lighthearted.
• Saiki K - One of the few anime that has made me legitimately laugh. It's nonsensical and good for most ages. I'm usually a romance buff, but this one drew me in when I curiously watched the first episode.
• Spice and Wolf - I watched the original and started the remake. I think either should be fine. Great adventure story with a bit of romance.
• Ballroom Youkoso - So this will fall a bit into the unhealthy relationships. I can't remember if there was any nudity, but it does stem from the viewpoint of a hormonal teenage boy. However, the art of the dancing is absolutely stunning. Just beware the necks. Iirc, there are crazy long necks in this one, lol.
• Yuri on Ice - Similar to Ballroom Youkoso, but has a bit of an unhealthy relationship as a side story, iirc. I haven't seen it all, just a bit of it and can't remember much. I really enjoyed the skating scenes, which are very similar to the dancing scenes in Ballroom. It is a boys' love, but that's not the main point of the anime.
• Spy x Family - Haven't seen it all, but what I have seen is great and seems good for younger generations.
• Arakawa Under the Bridge - Okay, this may be a bit much at times, but damn if its not hilarious and mysterious. There is some non-showy nudity, I think, but its more like bathing and such, nothing extreme.
• Dr. Stone - This should be all around a good pick for multiple ages. Apocalyptic scenario with reinventing the wheel as the theme.
• Cells at Work! - Another one I've seen little of, but it was pretty good and teaches a fair bit about the internal human anatomy.
• Silver Spoon - Anime based around farming. It's a happy little anime with a bit of serious undertones for the background of the characters. Made by the creator of Full Metal Alchemist. I would also recommend FMA, but there may be some parts of that anime that could be a bit scary for younger teens.
• Komi Can't Communicate - Another good romance base. It starts around misunderstandings and the fear of speaking in public, but devolves later into just a regular slapstick romcom. However, that's mostly in the manga where it goes far beyond the anime.
• My Hero Academia - I did get into this for a bit, but it sorta fell off my radar for no particular reason.
• Frieren: Journey's End - Have not watched all of this, but the first 3 episodes were amazing and the story is endearing as well as very emotional. A great adventure with a touch of tragedy, but it seems well recommended for all ages.

I have many more, but I have watched a disgusting amount of anime and can't remember everything. I've been watching anime and reading manga since 2006, lol. Please, anyone correct me on any of these. My memory is hazy, especially when it comes to older anime I watched a long time ago.

There are concubines, brothels, and child sexual abuse in that one. Not the most racy depictions, but still 🤷🏿‍♀️

Well there was the whole "frog" incident.

One reason might be that the male elf is a physical fighter who is literally shown doing strength exercises, there isn't really a good way to make him look like a minor (or rather, like a link/legolas-type male elf or generic anime hot guy character) without making him look a lot weaker. Meanwhile the female elves are both wizards, so their physical shape doesn't impact their combat ability at all.

And IMO, the main character doesn't look like a child, she's just an adult woman who is kind of short and not that curvy.

You could see her as that trope, but I really don't think she fits the "loli" description. Lord knows I'm not about to google "loli" to check how closely she resembles one, but I'm pretty sure she's a rare example of an actually short woman

Ooh yes Planetes is excellent!

GITS:SAC drinking game, take a shot every time they spend way too long on an angle featuring the major's ass. Or she's wearing an underbust oncepiece swimsuit in a professional meeting for just... no reason.

Your comment is completely irrelevant, OP didn’t mention anything about a daughter wtf

Nah... Maybe the vast majority of what you watch but there's so many out there spanning decades.

Astro Boy. Samurai Pizza Cats. Ergo Proxy. Ninja Scroll. Akira. Ghost in the Shell. Cowboy Bebop. Battle Angel Akita. Yowamushi Pedal.

On and on it goes...

mainstream amine maybe, but there is A LOT of anime out there.

your comment is like saying that Hollywood only ever made super hero movies.

Vast majority? Eh, maybe. I watch a crazy amount of anime, and I've only had a few of the shows I'm interested in pull that, and typically I just don't continue watching. The one trope that I really dislike that gets shoehorned into almost any anime is the over-infatuation of a sibling. I'm not talking incest or anything, but for some reason there's almost always a character who is obsessed with their sister/brother, and it weirds me out. Not enough to stop watching if the anime is otherwise good, but definitely enough to stop watching if the anime is just soso.

Now, oversexualization of adult characters? That's almost unavoidable. I tend to just ignore it, until I show an anime to someone who hasn't seen anime before and then I'm hyper aware of it. That's why when introducing people to anime I usually pick Death Note or Fullmetal Alchemist. These anime have a good dose of the anime goofiness, but very little fanservice, almost none.

I like the story of afrutera but the female lead is a child like several hundred year old girl. Male lead is a teen schoolboy and they bang... Also added a other female protagonist to the party that's well endowed because boobs.

It's lemonaid, I swear!

Love and Peace enjoyer!

As per user jaschen it's High-Rise Invasion.

What about it???

Goku and Chichi are the same age....and Goku is the victim in that scenario lol.

I’d vote for Vegeta’s marriage and the treatment of his son on multiple occasions.

I love the fan revival that movie has been enjoying recently. Very deserved.

Your Name does in one scene