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Copied from my profile: Cowboy Bebop; My Hero Academia; Azumanga Daioh; Magic Knight Rayearth; Louie the Rune Soldier; Shiki; Mushishi; Ushio & Tora; Yuru Camp; Beautiful Bones; Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood; Konosuba; Scrapped Princess; A Place Further than the Universe Most people just mention series, but I'll also list some of my favorite anime movies: Project A-ko (original); Little Witch Academia (original & Enchanted Parade); Princess Mononoke; Castle in the Sky; Ranma 1/2: Nihao my Concubine; Dirty Pair: Project Eden; Perfect Blue; Patema Inverted; Children Who Chase Lost Voices; Lupin III: Castle of Cagliostro

So is the list of series you HAVE watched? Or the ones you're trying to choose between? One series I would highly recommend to anyone is A Place Further Than the Universe. It’s about a group of highschool girls who accompany a research expedition to the Antarctic. While the initial expectation might be for a CGDCT series, there is more depth to it including some pretty raw emotions. Nevertheless, it is a positive series with the emphasis on friendship and not letting adversity discourage you from pursuing your dreams. It’s short too, just 12 or 13 eps.

Of the various recommendations, Kaga Koko's are probably the ones where "romance" is the most prevalent. In a number of the anime I mentioned "romance" really isn't the central focus. I guess your request was kind of confusing since you said you wanted the characters to be "just friends" and listed Rukia & Icihigo as your example. I'll try to clarify some of my recommendations somewhat: Soul Eater, Slayers & Beautiful Bones all feature a male & female character who are teammates/partners. If romance comes up at all it's generally dismissed pretty quickly Ushio & Tora: the MC has a childhood friend that he frequently bickers with but it's pretty clear they have feelings for each other. While it's a recurring theme, it's not really the focus. Buso Renkin's relationship is the one that reminds me the most of Ichigo/Rukia. Shakugan no Shana kinda falls into that category as well. Magic Knight Rayearth: while there's some romance in the first season, it's more prevalent in the second season. Cardcaptor Sakura: they start out as rivals, become teammates & eventually do become a "couple", but at their age it's more cute than anythimg Is it Wrong to Pick up Girls in a Dungeon: more of a harem series than anything, with most of the romance being one sided crushes (with the one side like the other, but not really seeing them in that way) Scrapped Princess: the main male character is actually more of a surrogate big brother & his focus is on protecting Pacifica. Although there is another character who has an interest in her, she doesn't really feel the same way & it's played more for laughs

2nding Soul Eater Buso Renkin Shakugan no Shana Scrapped Princess Is it Wrong to try to Pick up Girls in a Dungeon? Slayers Ushio & Tora Magic Knight Rayearth Beautiul Bones (more mystery than action) Cardcaptor Sakura (they do wind up a couple, but not until well into the series and they’re kids so it’s cute & innocent)

Hunter x Hunter, Monster, Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, Ushio & Tora, Gegege no Kitaro, Detective Conan (Case Closed), Lupin III, Gintama, Fairy Tail, Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, Slayers Series with 3 seasons & more to come: Attack on Titan, Overlord. I believe I saw where A Certain Scientific Railgun was getting a 3rd season. If you’re willing to give shoujo a try: Cardcaptor Sakura, Sailor Moon, Magic Knight Rayearth

^ Me have no idea what youse talking about

For something similar to Seven Deadly Sins, I would recommend Akame ga Kill. A word of warning, even though it has some humorous elements, it can also be extremely violent & dark, but since you said you were looking for adult themes as well I think you might like it. For something lighter but still with some serious story elements, try Soul Eater (not Soul Eater NOT) Finally, one of the "classic" series that fit the humorous fantasy genre is The Slayers. Although there is a greater emphasis on comedy which is frequently goofy or slap stick, each season does have a serious big story/villain that becomes the focus as it goes on. One more I’ll mention in case you haven’t seen it is Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood. Although it is mostly serious, it also has some funny moments and characterizations (I have to believe that 7 Deadly Sins’ Escanor is related to FMAB’s Armstrong lol)

And their tongue in cheek lyrics remind me of Barenaked Ladies (personally I thought FoW’s were funnier & more clever on that CD anyway)

^ You’ve seriously been raiding my music collection I own that CD as well (and love the variety of different musical styles they explored)

^ Love that song (and also Come Back to Texas from the same CD. “There’s nothing wrong with Ohio, except the snow and the rain” lol )

Probably Chrono Trigger The Fire Emblem series is right up there as well. Particularly the 2 that were released for the GBA & Shadows of Valentia

Genesis/Sega CD Sega Saturn Sega Dreamcast Sony PS1 Sony PS2 X-Box 360 I had a SNES but it went MIA when I loaned it to my sister when she went off too college (didn't have that many games for it anyway) Nintendo Game Cube with Game Boy Player attachment Nintendo New 2DS XL The only one I play with any frequency anymore is the 2DS, as the others are kind of a hassle having to be hooked up to a tv and switch between multiple devices. As you can see I haven't bought a new system in quite awhile. I really don't care for most "modern" games. However, I have been wanting to buy a Nintendo Switch, but have been waiting to try & get a good deal. I don't have all that much time for gaming anymore anyway. The most recent games I've played were Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia & Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon (a Castlevania 3 tribute of sorts) for the 2DS

I actually think Ila (my anime waifu) would be a good parent. She's very supportive, while at the same time not such a push-over that she won't tell you if you're acting like a jackass (Louie is quite the man-child himself afterall). She's not the sort to go gallivanting off on an adventure, as she realizes that's not where her strength lies, choosing instead to contribute with her intelligence (both book-smart & business savvy). She will get involved directly if that's what the situation requires, but isn't ashamed to ask for help when she needs it. And she would probably emphasize the importance of a good education to her kids. The only possible negative I can think of is there is an episode where she engages in a drinking contest, but that was for Louie's benefit and she gives a good accounting of herself (until the next morning anyway :P)

Monthly Girl’s Nozaki-kun Blend S Fruits Basket As Miss Beelzebub Likes It Phantom in the Twilight (if you don’t mind something more story focused)