It’s probably the most accessible anime I openly recommend. It’s well-animated, strong visual identity, simple premise, unique setting for an anime, and an excellent adaptation of the comedy.

I emphasis the comedy and accessibility because, historically, anime has suffered from borderline cringey tropes/humour (fanservice, perverted humour, women sharing one personality, etc) which limits it’s audience to a specific demo. SpyXFamily blends western aesthetics with clean humour all from the perspective of a realistic 5yo that sees the world wonderfully juxtaposed to an era of turmoil.

You may not love it but I feel confident recommending this as a gateway to other great slice of life animes (Like Skip & Loafer, Dungeon Meshi).

Oooh defs will check out - just been reading m+ for the convenience/regularity and staying up to date with OP and some other interesting shounens. Trying to catch up on my mangadex follows

Thanks for posting here! I just caught up yesterday.

The 180 head-hand turns are nasty - glad to be back on OPM

Nothing brightens my day like Princess’ surprise feats of greatness

Tani’s stonecold chad responses never fail to crack me up

bingeing this whole series rn - thanks for the share!

brother fighting demons everywhere - best of luck to my boi

I see you. I get thrown off when my liked playlist is shuffled or songs go missing. The world is chaotic and I just want consistency.

I respect they chose Lady Geist to show off the glitch

Been pretty basic on my weekly manga reading (I can only be bothered to read the MangaPlus releases) so this thread is appreciated!

relatively new series that look promising are:

• No Gyaru In This Class:
• Shiba Inu Rooms:
• Monochrome Days:
• Hero Organization:

New series that are, deservingly, picking up traction.

• Shinobi Undercover:
• Ichi The Witch:

Will always take the time to shout out my personal faves that deserve more love:

• Witch Watch:
• Undead Unluck:

I plan to put brief explanations when I get home :)

never misses