r/goodanime

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Looking for anime recommendations based on my taste. I usually enjoy shows with strong story, good pacing, and solid character development—especially action, fantasy, or isekai (but not generic or repetitive ones). I’m also fine with some romance as long as it doesn’t take over the plot.

I tend to drop shows quickly if they feel slow, predictable, or low quality. I prefer anime that stays engaging throughout and doesn’t waste time. Good world-building and hype moments are a big plus.

Also, I usually skip OP/ED unless they’re really good, so bonus if the anime doesn’t rely on them too much or has fast pacing per episode.

Recommend me something underrated or really worth watching—not the usual mainstream picks.

u/Gehrman_sparrow00 — 7 days ago
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3 anime that start average… but become absolutely insane later 🔥

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  1. Steins;Gate

Slow beginning for some people, then suddenly turns into one of the best psychological thrillers ever.

  1. Hunter × Hunter

Looks like a basic shonen at first. Then the Chimera Ant arc changes everything.

  1. Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World

Starts like another isekai. Then the suffering begins.

What anime took time to hook you but ended up becoming peak?

u/TheNeonSamurai1 — 18 hours ago
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Can yall rec me sm really good animes that are good from the beginning to the end? Like actually worth the time ,please 😭🙏🏻

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u/CriticalPace2958 — 3 days ago
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Anime recommendations

I was looking for romance anime movies with happy ending can anyone give me some suggestion, I think I watched some very famous title.

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u/Ok-Client_ — 2 days ago
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Alr boys what do I watch now? (First time anime watcher person)

Just finished the first season of Hajime No Ippo: The Fighting! And it was amazing I loved every bit of it from the slice of life in between fights and the fights themselves (I genuinely just picked this anime first bc I thought it was cool and like the rocky movies so thought a boxing anime would be good to start anime watching on) But I’m wondering now what I should watch next (I WILL also be watching season 2 & 3 of Hajime no ippo) but I was just wondering y’all’s opinions on good ones to watch I’ve heard some movies are good like studio ghible (I just butchered that I know lol) but if your reading this have a good day and recommend me some good anime’s to watch P.S. one of my buddies told me to watch “no lies in April” or something like that idrk if it’s worth it or not lol

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u/Newrrcom — 1 day ago
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Need a visually stunning, emotional/feel-good anime after exhausting work days

Hey everyone,
Lately life has been pretty tiring and after long work days I just want an anime that completely pulls me into its world something visually beautiful, emotional, relaxing, inspiring, or just unforgettable.
Some of my absolute favorites are:
Your Lie in April
Your Name
Weathering with You
Violet Evergarden
Suzume
I also LOVE that emotional cinematic vibe with amazing music (especially anything that gives that RADWIMPS feeling).
At the same time, I’m also into thrillers/mind games like:
Erased
Code Geass
So I’m looking for either:
visually stunning + emotional/feel-good anime
OR
addictive thriller/psychological anime
Could be movies or series.

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u/_BrAinD — 6 days ago

Legit good underrated gem I found

Eminence in Shadow

2 seasons

total 32 episodes

Warning: has a few NSFW parts

Peak, it is very high quality isekai anime that is not I got chucked into some alternate universe with my class. No, this one has good meaning behind each and every move the character takes. Has sort of the OPM esque element as with a super op protagonist. However instead of not caring at all he actively stays away from fame.

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u/Sad-Jello840 — 4 days ago

Everyone should give this a watch!!!

It's the magical revolution of the reincarnated princess and the genius young lady. It is a Yuri (girls love anime). It is such an adorable and cute romance. It's also sub. You should totally give it a watch. It's about a princess who loves to build magic tools and weapons and a noble woman who was going to be engaged to the princesses brother, but the brother annulled the engagement and the princess took her in as an assistant. There is only one season, tho. It deserves a second season, though.

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u/Present_Monitor_9929 — 4 days ago

Anime recs??

Are there any good anime’s to start out on? I’ve tried some but could never get into them. Ex. ( Zombieland Saga, TPNL, AOT,) I like action and maybe some adventure. Idk I just feel out of place bc everyone I know likes anime but I could never get into it.

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u/Starstruckunicornn — 6 days ago
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JJK S3 feels different…and it took me this long to figure out why!

Helloo fellow sorcerers!!!!!

As soon as I watched the first episode of JJK Season 3 I knew something was different but I couldn't put a finger on it. So I dug deep and realised that it was how this season used colour, art style and cinematography that made it different to the prior seasons.

So I decided to make a YouTube video talking just about this! I'd love to know what you guys think and whether you guys think I'm tripping or not hahaha.

I appreciate all of your time and have an amazing rest of your day!!!! TYSMMMM!!!!!

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u/MechChad — 6 days ago