current anime shows i'm watching ðš
i'm currently watching all of these on crunchyroll!! i'm sure there are other sites available but it's been easier just having crunchyroll.
(ps i'm currently watching or have watched!)
ðslam dunk: i used to be into a ton of sports animes but lately they always feel like they're too overpowering and using too much "powers". slam dunk is a slice of life & about boys playing basketball!!
ð§ðŧââïļa sign of affection: i believe this was just released this year! this is a romance anime but also a slice of life. the mc is deaf & this anime shows how life and love is for her.
ðââïļjujutsu kaisen: this anime has been out for awhile and i've been holding off watching it bc i had already seen so many spoilers- lets just say i liked this so much more than i expected but also have never felt so many emotions at once??
ðŠmashle: if you like mob psycho or one punch man, i think you would like this!! i wished there were more episodes out for it.
ðĩïļdetective conan/meitantei conan: teen detective turned into a kid! i love detective shows/murder mysteries, but i loooove this anime since it's just silly.
ðīââ ïļone piece: i didn't start one piece till 2021 (and i'm still not caught up) i'm currently in the 800s. i love chopper & law.
â―ïļblue lock: okay i know i said how a lot of sports animes use tons of powers BUT for some reason i like the overall vibe of blue lock?? i think the aura and feel of this anime is what keeps me watching.
ðĩthe millionaire detective: another detective show!! this one is super short and i think was also released recently. i like how they portray the mc in this one & the humor in it.
âūïļkaiju no.8: i was waiting to watch this since i typically hate waiting every week for a show but this was SO good. i think this anime has such a good mix of everything & the overall plot feels similar to parasite!!
give these shows a watch!!
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