Thanks for the reply I have watched AOT and I have to agree. I will definitely try the other 2, they seem quite interesting.

Magi on netflix. I have frequenty thought that there was mostly fighting scenes. Also you cant go wrong with Aatack on titan, there lots of good action but also great character and plot development. I really enjoyed Btooom! It is big on strategy but with bombs.

i like shows where someone is fighting and there fucktons of action give me some suggestions fellas

Hello, im new in this forum. I hope to have friends with all of you

I seem to personally like anime shows with a lot of action, and slice of life styles. I'm not really into to the romance side of anime as I'll watch that on a regular show on tv most of the time.

well personally i started off with darling in the franxx and kinda sorta stayed in the romance genre.. I guess it all depends on your personal preference of what you wanna watch are you a romantic? or do you like horror or drama or etc..

What's in you guys opinion the best anime for newcomers to the club?

hi everyone I'm new to this anime forum i enjoy watching anime but as there is none of my friend and family is interested in anime ,manga or novel i used talk to sis endlessly but she don't understand it So i tried this forum and i actually don't what to do so pls advise and guide me

Kaguya Sama - Love is war It caught me off guard

Kill La Kill for me .

I started out watching Sailor Moon as a kid.

It's a toss up between Hellsing & Attack on Titan for me

My 1st place as favorite anime is a tie between My Hero Academia & The Promised Neverland.

I don't even remember the first anime I saw. It was all just "TV" back then, and "cartoons". There weren't even any tapes to buy/rent back then, so no "anime" display section at the stores to help make a distinction. I remember the westernized stuff like "Tranzor Z", (Matzinger Z), "Star Blazers" (Space Battleship Yamato), and "Speed Racer" (Mahha GoGoGo), but also mixed in were not-anime cartoons all the way back to Felix the Cat and Casper the Friendly Ghost, and then later stuff like He-Man, Thundercats, etc. The whole saturday morning cartoon thing. As a kid I just watched it all. O

Same! It was a good first anime. We were lucky Winning!

i know exactly what you mean my first anime was kikis delivery service my grandpa got it at the video store because they ran out of toy story

first anime I remember seeing was on toonami as a kid dragon ball

I first watched anime when I was a youngin, maybe 5yo? Back when we went to the video store to rent movies, and could record movies on a vhs. just ignore that if you don’t know what I mean. I think my first anime was Dragon Ball. Then when I got older I was obsessed with DBZ, around age 8-10, along with Sailor moon. I remember sketching Goku through tracing paper a lot, and cosplaying sailor moon with neighborhood friends. Pokémon & Digimon were also really important. I watched anime with my brother. Growing up, he was always the one finding new interesting media. I was outsid

When I was young my all of my friends watched anime so I wanted too so then I watched Totoro the next day my friends asked me if I was an Otaku but at that time I didn't know what that was

i like all kind of anime but Naruto and fairy tail are top in my list. my favorite genre is isekai at the moment. anime e.g. Grimgar of fantasy and ash i

As someone who never keeps up with seasonal releases, I can relate to not relating to most other viewers . But it doesn't really matter as long as you find stuff that's enjoyable, right?

Well, guys, let me tell you, I think there is no such thing as Anime Noob... You watch anime not for study or doing any kind job, you watch it just for fun, well except you are an animator then it's different story Since you just watch it for fun, then, as long as you watch what you think is good and nice also fun than you are not a nob

Hmm, I realy cann't say my family allow me to watch anime, but, when they see me failing in my study, or forget my chores at home, they will scold me and say that manga and anime bring nothing except failure

Oh God, I cann't pick, there is to many, but I will at least mention few of my Fav: One Piece, Noregami, Yona, Brides Story, CMB, Yotsuba and many many many other

I actually prefer the one- or two-season animes. The ones that go on and on (and on and on) tend to get repetitive and boring and I lose interest. Give me a real story with a beginning, middle, and a great ending.