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The next one I'll introduce is also a harem anime (?). Although the official pairing is obvious, my friend used to really like the male lead, Kirito. At his strong recommendation, I decided to check it out. The first season was really good, and all the songs were great too. Back then, I paid special attention to the plot and music. Some anime have good plots but mediocre songs, while others are the opposite. So, the ones that excelled in both left a stronger impression. Plus, at the time, people kept talking about flying car robots and such for 2020, so the idea of being able to dive into a game within an anime felt really cool~ I got particularly nervous during the "coffee~soda~" part of the BGM, but the protagonist's plot armor allowed him to pass through in the nick of time every time (x). Then, for the second season, what I remember most is how smooth the gunfight parts were~ And the cross-dressing was also nice to see (though maybe it should just be called long hair). Next, I believe a movie came out first, right? I rewatched it last week. Now that it's the AI era, looking back, the movie mentioned terms like "deep learning." The boss inside (the female lead's father) wanted to use AI to collect all of the female lead's memories from SAO after she died in SAO. Ah, but I'm curious what memories people who weren't close to him would have of her (lol?). 🌞 But let's not nitpick for now. With AI gradually developing, some ancient memories are being unearthed, so perhaps in the near future, we might be able to meet deceased loved ones again. Getting off-topic, back to the movie, it was still a pretty good movie, with a plot, some fan service, and everyone fighting monsters together~ As for the third season, I saw a new female lead on the poster...

#TheOriginalSinOfTakopis #タコピーの原罪 #DepressingManga #MangaRecommendation Author Taizan 5 has a unique art style, with simple, unflashy lines, but they're incredibly good at drawing emotions. These two panels show the contrast most clearly: both have injuries on their faces. In one, the eyes are hollow and the person is numb. In the other, they force a fake smile. Just the lines and shading make it feel so oppressive. The cover is a bright pink, looking like a cute fairytale at first glance, but the characters are covered in tears. You don't need scary scenes; the expressions alone are heartbreaking. Takopi simply wanted to bring happiness to everyone, believing that the tool could solve all their pain. But this story has no villains and no miracles. The more they try to fix things, the worse they get. You'll feel down for a long time after reading it, the after-effects are super strong. "I just wanted everyone to be happy." "Why is happiness so difficult?"

The original work is a manga by Akane Shimizu, which has concluded and has a total of 6 volumes. The anime aired its first season in 2018 and its second season in 2021, with a total of 21 episodes across both seasons. The story is set inside the human body, personifying cells like red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets, depicting their daily efforts to keep the body functioning properly. Red blood cells are responsible for transporting oxygen, white blood cells fight against pathogens, and platelets handle hemostasis, each fulfilling their roles. When bacteria, viruses, or other crises occur, how will the cells respond? I think the most interesting part of this series is how it turns potentially dry biological knowledge into a lively story. Not only are the characters cute and the plot engaging, but you also learn a lot while watching! And through the perspective of the cells, you realize how difficult it is to maintain good health. Seeing them work so hard every day makes me think I should be more careful and try not to get injured, so I don't make the cells run around frantically 🤣 It's an entertaining work that combines entertainment and knowledge, allowing you to re-understand your own body! 😆

The story is about a father confronting yakuza and criminal organizations to protect his daughter and wife. I watched the anime last year and thought the plot was great, with every scene being heart-pounding. However, after finishing the anime, it felt like the story wasn't over yet. I searched online and found out there's a manga, and it's not finished yet. Personally, I think the plot in the manga that hasn't been animated yet is even more amazing. I don't know if there are plans for a second season, but I'm super excited for the anime adaptation of the later parts of the manga.

The original work is a Japanese light novel created by Haruno Hibiyori, with illustrations by Hitaki Yuu. There is also a manga version drawn by Wakasa Kobato. The web novel's main story has concluded. Alicia, originally an orphan girl, learns through a certain incident that the world she lives in is actually an "otome game," and she is the protagonist of that game! However, upon learning her predetermined fate, she has no intention of living according to the script. "This is all incredibly boring!" Refusing to be the game's protagonist, Alicia renames herself "Aria" and embarks on a path of solo survival. In a world fraught with danger, she continuously hones her combat skills, gradually growing into a formidable force that strikes fear into her enemies. Although it's an otome game theme, the story isn't primarily about romancing male characters, but leans more towards dark fantasy, combat, and survival adventure! There seems to be a hint of yuri, but it's not the main focus of the romance. It feels like a female-led battle anime to look forward to! ⚔️

The original work is the manga "Hōkago Kitaku Biyori" by Matsuda Mai, which began serialization in "Manga Action" in 2023 and is still ongoing. In 2025, it won the "Frozen Foods wa Nichirei Award" Special Prize in the Tankōbon category at the "Next Popular Manga Awards." It also ranked 18th in the Tankōbon category at the 2026 "Next Popular Manga Awards." Shun Sato, once a highly anticipated soccer prodigy, had to give up soccer due to an injury, losing his goal. Upon entering high school, he meets a strange upperclassman, Naoki Sato, who always talks about wanting to go home. Invited by his senpai, Shun joins the "Super Return Trip Club," and the two begin to hang out after school, exploring the small joys in everyday life. A leisurely and somewhat sweet youth school story unfolds! Looks like a really cute, slice-of-life romance story~ I had this manga on my list before, but haven't read it yet. Maybe I'll just watch the anime when it comes out next April 😆

Magic Knight Rayearth is a classic remake anime that premiered in October 2026, adapted from CLAMP's manga of the same name. The story follows three girls, Hikaru Shidou, Umi Ryuuzaki, and Fuu Hououji, who are summoned to the otherworld "Cephiro" by a mysterious power while visiting Tokyo Tower. They meet their mentor Clef and learn that this world is facing a crisis of destruction, and they are the "Magic Knights" summoned by Princess Emeraude, tasked with saving the world. To rescue the princess, the three girls embark on an adventure. This is a re-animation of CLAMP's classic work, focusing on otherworldly adventure and the bonds of the girls' growth, suitable for viewers who enjoy nostalgic classics or fantasy adventure themes.

When I was young, I really loved one of the harem anime. All the characters had different and distinct personalities. My favorite was Kurumi. My first impression was her long black hair, and her spirit attire was twintails. She also had a contrasting charm of liking cats ୧₍˄·͈༝·͈˄₎୨ My second favorite was Miku. She was really pretty and sang well. At first, I thought it was yuri, but it turned out she disliked men due to trauma. But because of that, we got to see the male protagonist cross-dress~ The fight scene between Kurumi and Kotori in the first season was really good. I still occasionally think about it and rewatch it.. All the songs were great too. The second season was also decent, but some parts of the plot felt a bit rushed. The third season was just 🥀🥀🥀 a disaster. At the time, Miku's facial expressions were so wild that I didn't dare to watch it.. Although the songs were still good, and Kurumi was still pretty. I still didn't dare to watch it. Years later, this year, I remembered it and thought it might have finished, so I watched it from the beginning. I can only say the story was quite amazing. I never expected it until I saw the ending. But I was a bit sad to get spoiled by the ED💔🥲 If there wasn't an ED, I think I would have been more amazed by the ending.

The original work is a manga by Minatsuki and illustrated by Asu Futatsuya, and it is currently still being serialized. The anime adaptation aired in 2019, with a total of 12 episodes. No second season has been announced yet. The story follows Subaru, a mystery novelist who is not good at interacting with people, and a stray cat named Yoru, whom he meets one day. The two, who were used to living alone, begin their life together. I really loved the dual perspective narration in this series! 😆 Often, the same event is first shown from Subaru's point of view, and then switching to Yoru's perspective, you realize, "So that's what you were thinking then!" 🤣 Even though they can't communicate verbally, they often have completely different understandings of each other's actions, yet you can feel them caring for each other in their own ways. It's heartwarming to see the man and cat gradually become family. I also really loved how the cats were drawn in this series! It's not just that the cats are drawn cutely, but they've captured that fluffy, soft texture too. 🥰 Overall, it's a work with a comfortable pace that is very healing, and it's also highly recommended for cat lovers~

It's started airing! 🥰 We talked about the manga before, here's the link I shared previously: [Playio] Talking about the manga "Super Crossing! Chojo Senpai" 👮♂️✨ https://link.playio.co/rf2b3pl This work is adapted from the comedy manga by Shunsuke Numata, which concluded with 8 volumes and won 3rd place in the print manga category at the "Next Manga Awards 2025"! The story is set in a world where superpowers can be used for criminal investigations. The protagonist, Chojo Jun, is a "Superpowered Investigator" with immense abilities, but he's assigned to a police box in a shopping district, where he handles various incidents big and small with the strong-armed policewoman Ipponmatsu Nao. After watching the first episode, the anime's comedic pacing really matches my impression from reading the manga, and it was great to see the characters come to life! 😆 All the screenshots are from the OP. One of them shows Senpai's amazing waist and long legs (x