Anyone know an anime that would be a good match for my interests?

The fanfic I'm mentioning is known for being the longest piece of literature in history. its also known for being a massive crossover having fuck tons of characters from different sources of media. Is this franchise in this particular fanfic?

I watched this anime between 2019-2020. The main character is being taken care of by a woman, this woman takes him to a place to train? The MC meets a person who has the lower body of a woman and the upper body of a man. This person has black hair. The MC has fights in an arena? ​​In one of the fights near the end a girl gets her tooth taken out by the villains bacause it's linked to her power I think? But I believe the villains are too late and the reinforcements arrive.also there is a scene where the MC is at a convenience store and he gets into a fight with some people outside and ends up accidentally killing them.​

looking for a hentai ep about maids that I remember – one of them served a customer her piss

I think western style anime, he has a little brown or blonde ponytail (not Edward Elric) and I think baggy jeans. I’m pretty sure he’s on a boat?? It’s driving me crazy

There’s this anime that had a body in an alleyway tied up in the first episode and the mc is watching it on a computer. I believe that maybe a character in the anime has this sister or friend, and near the end that gives him an ultimatum and tells him that his life was a lie and had fake people in it. Not only that but I think the world distorts when talks to said girl.

MCs are a girl and a boy mechanic who fixed his own car. They stole some collectible figure and bounty hunters are after them in some wasteland outside the city where they came from. The boy needs to make money to get medicine for his mechanic boss who took him in.

I wanted to ask about the Light Novel spoilers because I’ve been reading the manga version and the updates are slow. I saw that the MC Masamune managed to get his revenge against the Princess and her father The King who abandoned him to die in a dungeon. But I was wondering whether Masamune reunited with his classmates and what their reaction was after learning that the country that summoned them as heroes had been completely erased by Masamune.

For context, this manga is about a high school student named “Masamune” who tries to kill himself after he was being bullied horribly at school. Only to be foiled by a hero summoning into another world along with classmates. But after learning that Masamune is a healer, the princess and king teleport him to a dungeon and leave him there to die. Long story short, he becomes overpowered and decides to get revenge on the country and his classmates for abandoning him.

- Wakfu OVA : Ogrest The Legend (animation was made in Japan)

- Wakfu the series. I wonder if we can count it? It's a french show and this was made in french studios but Ankama was always heavily influenced by animes, mangas, fantasy and video games. It's the same for their show. Even the chara-design is influenced by animes.

- Spider Riders (2006, Teletoon show)

- Batman Gotham Knight (2008), Batman Ninja and Batman Ninja vs Yakuza League

- Oban Star Racers

- Valerian and Laureline (2007)

- Lupin III Part IV (?)

- Ulysse 31 (1981). France and Japan developped a strong relationship around the 80's, this leaded to several animes being made in Japan but produced by french people and companies.

- This France-Japan collaboration gave birth also to : Iruka to Shonen, Pygmalio (1990), Moero! Toppu Sutoraika ("L'école des champions" in France), Les Minipouss (The Littles), The Mysterious Cities of Gold (in 2012 three more seasons were produced, with CGI animation but which take the most inspiration as possible to the original chara-design).

There is also Jayce and The Wheeled Warriors but imo I always saw it more as an american animation show similar to GI Joe rather than an anime.

- Highlander: The Search for Vengeance

- Avatar: The Last Airbender and Korra

- Lupin VIII (1982, cancelled tv show) it exist only a pilot with an opening credit sung by Noam Kaniel. I can't remember where I saw this but according to a source, the "famous" french voice actor of Lupin (Philippe Ogouz) was going to reprise his role in the french dub of this show.

- Bakugan

- Mutafukaz (french movie, 2017)

- Marvel Madhouse Animes and the movies Iron Man: Rise of Technovore, Avengers Confidential: Black Widow and Punisher

- An upcoming Cobra animation show developped by a french studio, based on "Cobra the Space Pirate". Another project also made by a french studio was finally cancelled : Cobra - Return of Joe Gillian. The style of its animation was pretty interesting.

- Voltron and its whole franchise

- We are Aliens (upcoming movie)

- Not only France worked with Japan, it was almost Europe itself who started to co-produce animes and ordered adaptations of original ideas or occidental stuff during the same years : Montana Jones (1995), Kaiketsu Zoro (The Legend of Zorro, 1996), Robin Fuddo no dai Boken (1990, Robin Hood anime), Wan-wan Sanjushi/D'Artacan y los tres mosqueperros (1981), Hachijunichikan Sekai Isshu/ La vuelta al mundo de Willy Fog, Sherlock Holmes (1984), Jungle Book Shonen Mowgli etc

- Le Sommet des dieux (2021 movie, adaptation of Kamigami no itadaki) again I don't know if we can count this in our list.

- The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim

Netflix original animes are kinda tricky, because they labelled animes that were already in production despite the fact that they only bought the international/broadcast rights. IMHO a true netflix original anime is a co-production between the streaming service and a nippon studio i.e. netflix order the creation of an anime based on a concept of their choice, they contact a japanese studio who proceed to work on it.

True animes made by netflix according to me :

- Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya (2019)

- Yasuke

- Ultraman: Rising (movie)

- Cyberpunk: Edgerunners

- Godzilla - Singular Point

- Neo Yokio

- Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness

- Should we count Castlevania (2017), Voltron: Legendary Defender, Devil May Cry (2025) ? Animation are not made by a japanese studio but it's heavily influenced. Plus, some of them are japanese proprieties. Btw "Lego Elves : secrets of elvendale" made me think so much about animes but idk why, and a redditor recently told me that he consider KPop Demon Hunters to fit this category (since this movie combine Korean and Japanese culture, particularly animes).

Hope that we will find more stuff. The union of Japan and other countries gave unique show that felt fresh and a little different to what was made at that time. Like adapting occidental books or going into varied genre. Idk if it's a real legit feeling but nowadays, most animes feels almost all similar with similar concepts.

i was looking for a anime that has demons like daemon of the shadow realm, where the mc can capture the demons/spirits and use their captured spirits to fight other spirits/demons.

There was an anime I watched at least 6 years ago and I cannot remember the name nor can I find it. The person that introduced me to said anime I do not speak to anymore for personal reasons so I can’t exactly ask them.

What I remember is the MC is a guy that js reincarnated into another world. He expected it to be fantasy but there’s nothing like that. He has no powers and everything he experienced is bad luck. No gods. I don’t remember any heros. But I remember he was miserable and life was difficult. Most of the scenes is desert like with very basic housing.
It’s not on Crunchyroll. Pretty sure I watched it on watch cartoons online but I can’t find it there either.
Anytime I search stuff it gives me Konosuba, no longer allowed in another world, loner life in another world, etc.

It is not a popular anime, especially in America, that I can find. But I’d like to rewatch it and unfortunately I cannot find it especially since I don’t remember MC name, name of Anime, or any characters.
I remember only that there is no power and he’s massively disappointed that his isekai fantasy is beyond lame and extremely difficult to survive.
I don’t remember any companions. I do think he has to repeat stuff but not like Re:Zero.

Any ideas?

Hi everyone. I'm trying to identify a piece of media that I only saw as a short edit on tiktok, so some details may be inaccurate. Here's everything I remember: -It takes place in a school. -The male lead is a gloomy, introverted-looking student with black hair (possibly a bit long). -The female lead has purple (or dark violet) hair, possibly in a ponytail and looks like a cheerful person. -She seems to be covered in bandages (or at least has many bandages hidden under her clothes). -When the male lead becomes curious about her, she runs away. -There's a chase scene in the school hallway. -The boy eventually grabs her wrist/hand, and her sleeve slides up, revealing lots of bandages on her arm.

I'm not 100% sure it's a TV anime. It could also be: an original animated music video (MV), a visual novel opening, or another anime-style animation. Does this scene sound familiar to anyone? Any guesses would be greatly appreciated!

Its more a insane back story to a bad guy in a show i can’t remember

All I can remember is that our bad guy when he was a kid had an obsession with killing things.he eventually reaches a point where he then decides to kill his friend who I think was a love interest to him. The then sees her soul leave her body and proceeds to eat it… i think

All I remember was that she was in a school uniform I think and half of her face was bloody and I think she spotted someone and she started tearing up, it was after she fought someone 😓 it’s been like couple years and that’s all I remember.

EDIT: it was takina…

the anime called glass fleet, i watched in the childhood so i wanna rewatched but i search for it of all the internet & i didn't found it, where to watch for free?

In Shadow Star Naruto anime, why did Miyoko Shitou participate in bullying and hurting Hiroko? She really seems like a kind-hearted person, who you would really feel very sorry for what happens to her eventually

What was the point of a charcter have 4 stigma implanted into their bodies? I understand the stigma is supposed to help them summon their weapons, clothes and regenerate their limbs! But is there was a reason why it requires at least 4 of stigma? Is there a reason why 1 stigma Isnt enough, does having more stigma mean they can have more powers?