Anime Betrayed by it's Title

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What is a show that you feel is betrayed by it's Title?

 

In my opinion, DanMachi or Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? is betrayed by it's title. Upon first glance, the title makes it seem like some corny, low quality show, but in reality, this show is one of the best I've ever been able to watch. 

[holywhippet]

19 hours ago, The Oddball Philosopher said:

Neon Genesis Evangelion

It is not a good news bible, or is it a new beginning. It ends horribly for everyone.

 I'm not sure I'd agree. The first NGE ended so vaguely it's hard to be sure what happened from my recollection.

 The more recent remake did have a lot of devastation but things were looking up in the end.

[KT Pendragon]

Absolutely agree about DanMachi! Another title that feels misleading is The Devil is a Part-Timer! Despite its comedic premise, it offers surprisingly deep character development and engaging plotlines. Similarly, Attack on Titan might sound straightforward, but it's far more complex and thought-provoking than its name suggests.

[Wickett]

On 6/3/2024 at 11:07 PM, KT Pendragon said:

 Similarly, Attack on Titan might sound straightforward, but it's far more complex and thought-provoking than its name suggests.

I agree with this very much. I'm not sure how you would even name an anime of its kind without giving away anything about the story as a whole, but also titling an anime that to the general public is strange looking humanoid creatures bouncing around.