Anilist has an import option. Kitsu has an import option. AniDB might not have. My favourite is Kitsu though.

Depends on the person. Higurashi was quite scary for me. Even Jigoku Shoujo.

You’re welcome! Have fun.

If you’re looking for romance drama, I suggest Nana. It’s one of my all time favourites.

It’s not 10 Best without Yakitate Japan.

What year is it?

I must be Nepgear.

This is a hard question, but for a quick answer, One Piece has some really nice badass villains.

I suggest Kitsu. It has a nice API and it’s great to use with open source apps like Nekome or Kitsune.

I’m glad I’ve moved over to Kitsu years ago.

Somehow I’ve missed this. Anyway, here is my top 10 (not in order):

• Ergo Proxy
• Nana
• Tokyo Mew Mew
• The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
• Yuru Yuri
• Lucky Star
• Ouran High School Host Club
• Cowboy Bebop
• Neon Genesis Evangelion
• Nichijou

Bonus: Death Note, Love Hina, D4 Princess, Blood+, Lovely Complex, Slam Dunk, Someday’s Dreamers, Yakitate Japan, You’re Under Arrest, Ef (A Tale of Memories & Melodies)

Ok it’s hard to make a top 10 list.

This is cursed. Also Blanc will be angry when she finds out all her clothes are stretched out.

Title-gore: The Anime #4276

Definitely wasn’t on my 2025 bingo list.

Already 20 years? Man, time flies. :/

Soo… Japan’s economic recession gets thicker?

Haven’t watched either (though Black Mirror is still in my backlog) but as far as I know the Black Mirror episodes are standalone, while Haruhi has an order (there is even a chronological order) one way or another.

I can fully recommend being a fan.

As a Haruhi fan, this was an interesting read.

That’s an ultra rare thing to see from Blanc, not that I’m complaining. *-*

These isekai titles getting more boring any day. I’m surprised so many of them made it to anime.