a weird anime I LOVE 💕🦠🔬
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2022
- Moyashimon: tales of agriculture is one of my favorite childhood animes. If you have 4.4 hours free, maybe give it a watch.
SPOILER/CONTENT WARNING:
During the "love potion" episode it is implied that two of the characters (both after being inebriated) may have slept together. This could be seen as an issue because they were both not in a condition/mindset to provide consent.
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I do. I do like anime.
If you haven't seen it already "How to Keep a Mummy" is one of my favorite animes ever. It is so goddamn cute. As far as I'm aware there's only one season and it's 12 episodes
Moyashimon is FANTASTIC can confirm! Mushi-shi is my favorite no stress, very little drama, calm anime. plenty for me to binge too! (multiple seasons and a movie)
omg Mushi-shi was the first thing I thought of when Echo said the main character could see microbes. I've been having the hardest time finding the first season available to view online/Netflix. The second season is good too, but the first season was soo good.
@@roadkilltoad The first season is on hulu and funimation! its sad how its split up across different platforms, its one of the few that I own a physical copy of to avoid this issue.
I literally just finished watching Mushi-shi through for the first time and it is just the most beautiful, yet deeply melancholy show. I had a hard time watching more than two or three episodes at a time because I just would feel too much emotion. Also, I adore Ginko; he's just such a good bean.
Haven't heard that name in ages
One of my favorites is princess jellyfish! Anime was short but the manga is longer. it’s a wonderful story I love it and now that I’m thinkin abt it I may just go rewatch it
Laid Back Camping. It is set in a high school club dedicated to camping, but the narrator gives advice all the way through the episodes about winter camping in Japan. And the main characters spend hardly any time in the school setting. So good!
There is this 12 episode Horror anime that I enjoyed called "Another", it's quite gruesome but the story is amazing!
Blue period on netflix is really good and very underrated
So far there are 12 episodes and a longer manga
The story is about a delinquent who only knows get better social life and grades (mainly grades) which made him hide his interests in turn for friends. Then he sees the art club and some art pieces they drew in which he is skeptical at first but then throws it all away in turn for trying to go to collage for art.
After it’s about him learning to show more of yourself and learning how to draw. Since drawing is mainly about having fun then a direct algorithm it’s intreating to see how he approaches art
There is also a really well done bi character in the show that doesn’t do the whole little clues that you can miss it type thing.
I highly recommend it also because it also shows the story of an artist quite well
By the way if you like the anime the manga is amazing. The emotions hit harder, the style is amazing, and there is more content
I adore low stakes slice of life anime- it's just a comfort that you can turn to. Like warm food for the soul.
My favoruite anime has to be Yuru Camp aka Laid Back Camp. Its super simple- exploring the magic of camping, friends, and food. It also doesn't paint introversion as bad or something to fix. The music is so fun and relaxing- I listen to it when on walks or travelling.
I 100% recommend if you just want some warm fuzzies and amazing food animation. :D
I am looking forward to hearing about other 'limited' anime series that you enjoyed. A few such shows I enjoyed were 'Eden of the East', 'Carole and Tuesday' and (maybe most of all) 'Kids on the Slope'.
Eden of the East was so good. I'm trying to remember whether there was a second season, or if I'm just thinking of the movie.
An 11 episode anime I can remember is Princess Jellyfish. There is a bit of a conflicts, but nothing too stress inducing I think. Lots of very pretty visuals and it also all the characters are adults. All my fellow hermits and anti-social peeps will like this one
Ok yes yes YES slice of life is amazing, arguably the best genre. I am absolutely going to have to check this one out, it sounds neat! Here are three of my fav slice of life animes:
Koizumisan Loves Ramen Noodles is wonderful! It's about a girl who shares her love of ramen with some new friends and classmates. It's one season, about ten episodes.
My Roommate is a Cat is a slice of life about a writer who's dealing with the grief of losing his parents (but that's not the center plot point at all). It's also showing us the parallel story of the cat he adopts and the struggles she went through before finding her forever home. It's a little bittersweet, but so SO good and so beautiful. It's also only one season. I love it so much 🥹
I have a special place in my heart for Silver Spoon, which is about a new kid at an agricultural high school. I haven't finished it due to circumstances, but, I have watched the first few episodes several times. It's two seasons so like 22 episodes? Very funny, very chill.
That looks really fun, I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the recommendation. My favorite anime is FLCL. It's only 6 episodes and arguably slice of life-ish. On the surface, it's a notoriously weird science fiction story, but underneath that is a very relatable coming of age story.
I’d recommend Silver Spoon! It is a high school, but I think it’s a more mature high school setting. They’re at an agricultural school learning about dairy production in Japan and it brings up a lot of poignant themes like the emotional toll of raising animals for slaughter. I think it’s about 24 episodes, educational, and written by the author of Fullmetal Alchemist
I feel like Genshiken would be up your alley. It's was around the same too. Its set in college as well. Otaku club themed! Also their is a queer character trying to figure themselves out. Even having a crush on one of the male club mates. And honestly how the club and the character they have crush handles it is pretty great. I do think its 24 eps for the first season and then there is a shorter season with the crew that didn't graduate college in the first part.
I second this! Genshiken is probably one of my favorite slice of life anime. It's so relatable and it's pretty laid back. I like how you get to see the club work together towards a common goal too.
My absolute favorite of an anime is Dorohedoro (13 episodes). It has trippy aesthetics and has the vibe of 'who is really the bad guy?' plus the main character is a man with a lizard head trying to figure out where his human head went. It has gore and its a fun anime to watch especially with the world building and seeing the limits of their idea of sorcerers!
Dorohedoro is definitely in my top 5, echo would love it
It became my comfort anime during quarentine! Yeah it violent and bloody BUT ITS ALSO ALL ABOUT FRIENDSHIP!
My brother and I are obsessed with it. So glad to see other people loved it too!! 😭
My favorite anime is Violet Evergarden about a child soldier whose also a double amputee learning to adjust to normal life and learning what the words "I love you" mean since those were the last words her caretaker and major in the army said to her
Edit!: Wanted to add some more info! The anime is on Netflix it's only 13 episodes, there's also a special and two movies, and a fan-made documentary on the making of the show on UA-cam by Under The Scope as well as a actual veteran's reaction to the show on UA-cam by Animarchy History
Violet Evergarden is amazing! I binged it in one setting and had all of the feels. Echo, if you haven't seen it you should definitely watch it!
@@GoblinGhouls It was amazing!!! But we don't talk about episode 10 we just don't
One of my favourites is Acchi Kocchi, it's my favourite go to slice of life anime when life just gets a lot. It is based in high school, but it's just these 5 friends doing stuff and having fun and it's great, it's low stakes and it's just fun to watch. All 12 episodes are on UA-cam, I don't know where else you could watch it.
i never came across anyone else who watched acchi kocchi, it's one of the best things for comfort
@@f-lorui I agree! I've never seen anyone talk about it which sucks cause it's such a comforting show
Omg so many Acchi Kocchi fans!! :D
A really great short slice of life-y chill one is Girls Last Tour, 11 or 12 eps, I describe it as "post apocalyptic but make it lofi" to people, highly recommend
I second this, I highly recommend girls last tour
Nichijou is my favorite slice of life anime. It's only 26 episodes and it doesn't sound like it'll ever be dubbed. I watched it on Funimation for free with commercials, but plenty of clips can be found here on UA-cam. What I like is that it is very much a comedy and the episodes are a bunch of little short segments strung together. There are a few scenes in a coffee shop where the characters struggle to order which is relatable to me. I don't want to give too much away, but I watch this damn near every time I get sick and am couch-bound.
Having just started getting into anime, I'm glad to see a recommendation that is only a few hours of backlog 😅
one of my favorite animes and one that i strongly recommend is Tsuritama! it’s a cute slice of life about teen boys fishing with a fantasy, save-the-world-from-ending twist. it has beautiful backgrounds, a calming soundtrack, aliens, fun characters, heartfelt stories, a summer vibe and it makes fishing both cute and engaging??? the messages of found family really resonated with me as a queer person. Tsuritama is only 12 episodes and i can’t recommend it enough
Cells at Work might be one you could check out. Also, After School Dice Club, Yotsuiro Biyori, Flying Witch, Science Fell in Love So I Tried to Prove It...I could name more but I'll stop here for now. Hope you can enjoy these!!
I love cells at work!!
I nearly missed it myself, but there is a second season of Cells at Work called Cells at Work! CODE BLACK. Its in a different body, so the characters are different. Its really good, but intense.
Yes Flying Witch is really nice.
I recommend Kakuriyo - Bed and Breakfast for Spirits, if you like short animes about cooking and Japanese folkloric creatures this is for you
I recommend Silver Spoon as a relaxing slice of life anime! I watched it a few years ago and loved how quaint it was. It also takes place in an agricultural school but it's a high school if I remember correctly. Super cute animals lol
A short anime I would recommend is Yotsuiro Biyori! A short 12-episode anime about 4 men running a cafe and wanting to make their customers happy. The show is very slice of life with each episode focusing on a new event and exploring the relationships between characters. Each episode is 23 minutes long and it is available on Crunchyroll!
_Honey and Clover_ is a slice of life anime set at an art college that I loved, mostly because it was extremely relatable at the time I watched it. It aired in 2005, the first season is 24 episodes, second one is 12. Other recommendations I've got are _Barakamon_ (12 eps, hilarious show about a young calligrapher), _Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!_ (12 eps, visually stunning story about girls making anime), and _Do It Yourself!!_ (currently airing and going to be 12 eps, and one of the most feel good shows I've ever seen, about a high school DIY club).
This is nice! Would love to hear more recs!
I recommend Princess Jellyfish for a good, relatively chill slice of life anime.
It's also a bunch of adults!
one of my favourites I have to say is land of the lustrous, about 12 episodes it’s not a slice of life anime but it’s really interesting and dark (it gets even darker in the manga). I really recommend it!
My favourite anime is mushishi, it's just so so good.
It gives me the same good feelings as watching 1970s David Attenborough documentaries
I have a feeling that you would definitely like cells at work, it's an anime that focuses solely on the cells inside of the human body, nothing else outside of it. All the cells have jobs and things to do, places to be, but things come along and interrupt their jobs, or they meet other cells they like, etc. There are some episodes with like big, world-threatening plots, like the episode about cancer, butttttt... it's a show like a slice of life, that each episode is a separate little story with no big over-arching plot, and I really think you should give it a try if you like the cool, molecules and science-y side of things. (I haven't actually finished it yet, but I really do think it's a great show that you should try out!!)
That sounds interesting, I'll be adding it to my watchlist.
My favourite low stakes comfort anime is New Game. It's Comedy/ Slice of life about a girl who graduates high school and goes to work at a video game company who made her favourite game. I feel like I'm underselling it but check out an episode or two and it'll be easy to tell if you want to watch the rest of them.
I really adore Tamakos Market, it's 12 episodes and is a slice of life, comedy, theres also a movie to go with it called Tamakos Love Story which I absolutely adore. The characters are so charming and I love the colours
I second this! Tamako Market has some of the best characters in any media imo (I would want to be friends with all of them), and while it's a comedy / slice of life, it deals with all sorts of emotions really well. Plus, there's decent low-key queer representation too!
Sweetness and Lightning. High school teacher single dad trying his best to take care of his kindergarden-aged kid; learns how to cook from one of his students, but is sort of by proxy because she doesn't know how to cook either but her mother is a celebrity chef who leaves recipes and instructions for them to follow. Super sweet, super heartwarming. 12 episodes.
Also, your ducks are adorable.
I always love a good anime rec!❤️
Bnha is like one of my favorites but also. We don’t even need hindsight to hate grape boy he is truly vile and always has been
Like I mentioned before, this format you have works very well.
Definitely not a Slice-of-life, but Baccano! is one of my absolute favorite short animes, with 13 episodes. It's more action/mystery/thriller genre, and takes place across 3 points in time, telling the story in an interesting non-linear way. Also home to the best side-character name in any anime, Jacuzzi Splot
Holy shit i forgot this thing exists I think I vaguely remember seeing this on a shelf in Blockbuster one time (I can totally be misremembering) but the tiny yellow particle creature sent me back
My favourite anime is Beyond the Boundaries and it is painfully underated
I appreciate the "i havent seen it so i cant recommend it" honesty moments
My favorite anime is The Time I was Reincarnated as a Slime for sure, but another anime I really like is Cells at Work. It's got a similar vibe to this anime in that it's kinda educational, but it's really fun and definitely one I'd watch again
I just watched flcl because of you, so I'm definitely gonna watch this!
I really loved Moyashimon, I'm very pleased you covered it
Thanks Echo that does sound intriguing, I will check it out and if I like it will recommend to my friends, some are microbiologists, so would be interesting to get their take on it.
If you like short anime, Cells at Work was recommended to me by a friend. I watched it on Netflix but it's been a bit so I'm not sure if it's still there
Oh my god this sounds amazing THANK YOU!
i think you'll like flcl. flcl has 6 episodes and you can finish it in a day. and I also recommend hikari. its a fan anime series you can find here on youtube. the run time for each episode is short. you can watch the whole series in one day.
My favorite anime ever is kiznaivers, basically these people get connected and it's almost like sense 8 if youve watched that
Don't know if this has been recommended to you, but silver spoon is one of my all time favorites. City kid leaves the city and enrolls in an agricultural high school to escape the city and all the stress it brings. Nice slice of life and pretty short (11 episodes at about 25 mins each).
not sure how many episodes it is, but "Poyo Poyo " is a short slice of life that just has an agricultural family with a very circular cat. That's is, that's the plot.
Another good one with an admittedly fast pace is "Hozuki no Retetsu"that is just a slice of life about living/working in japanese hell. Like actual hell. The afterlife. It's great.
Your rubber duck earrings are so cool!
I really enjoyed run with the wind- partially because it is also set in university but also because I just loved all the characters
i love this greenscreen aesthetic
My favorite short anime is Ouran High School Host Club, it's aged like milk but it's my garbage and I love it
Same! We all have opinions about the beach episode but the series had some good comedy and self-awareness. It was one of those animes with a different ending than the manga, but I still enjoyed it for what it did for the finale.
I wish I learned about this show earlier, but I’m so excited to check it out now.
Sounds like a very interesting anime. I myself, really like some animes. I tend to watch romance anime series, though. Not sure what Kokoro Connect is like, but I've been wanting to watch that. Lovely video btw, I wouldn't mind seeing more of these videos hehe
I recommend blue period on Netflix, its about a high school student learning his love for art and trying to get into an art school, its 12 episodes
You should watch After School Dice club! It's super cute!
I brew beer for a living. I'm sure I'd get all the way down with this anime.
Duckie earrings!
I love this! It sounds so great! The only slice of life ones I can think of was tonari no kaibutsu-kun and ore no monogatari. I watched them a while ago but they were nice and chill in a time when I needed some chill but also highschool ugh. I agree. Bring me more college stories! Webtoons quite a few college stories which is nice
Definitely check out Barakamon if you haven't already! It's a slice of life about a caligrapher moving to the boonies to learn how to be a better artist/person!
Crunchyroll has the condensed version of parts 1-2 for JoJo for free to watch
'Welcome to the NHK' is one of my favorite slice of lifes that no one seems to know about. it deals with intense mental health issues and is dark but also silly and beautiful. also the end credits are a TRIP hahahaha
if you haven't checked out Wakako-Zake, they're 2 minute anime episodes about a career-woman in japan and her favorite foods and drinks. Super cute, super short, and there's a live action version as well. K-on! is also really good. There's quite a bit of it, and a couple of movies, but they're super easy to watch.
one adorable high school anime 13 episodes is Acchi Kocchi. It is a slice-of-life love story. I really liked it.
omg. i totally gona watch this. thenk you so mach echo your awesome
I desperately love your jurassic park shirt
I mean, I don't knoooow if you know this reeeeeaally underground OVA that noooone heard of called "FLCL" cause it's soooooooo weird and underground. But you should toooootally watch it.
I hope the sarcasm reads well
Two anime that immediately came to mind are Kofuku Graffiti and Worries of a Centaur (it goes by several names) Both have their weird moments, but I really enjoyed them. And I know that Kofuku Graffiti has a .... reputation, but I honestly don't get the sexy vibe they were going for (then again, I'm ace and watching it made me go "yeah I've had food that made me react like that") as for Worries of a Centaur, it's a alternate universe slice of life where humans evolved really weirdly and had more limbs than we do now. It also gets really super dark at one point involving that world's WWII but I really enjoy it as weird as that sounds 😅
blue period is lovely and i will never turn down a rewatch
One of the animes I love is Monthly Girls Nozaki Kun. It’s a funny slice of life about Sakura and Nozaki kun, and the process of being a manga ka in secret, except his friends know and two of them help him with his romance manga series. I highly recommend. Also Lucky Star is a good one.
Love your shirt
More please!
The reason I've never gotten into anime is because I wasn't able to commit to the time of some of the popular ones, I'll definitely give this one a shot
my favorite one season anime is serial experiments lain but im pretty sure i heard about it from your channel several yrs ago so 😳
I like this! I watch short run anime as well.
echo I really think you would like elegant yokai apartment life. it's so cute and decently short, I think 26 episodes.
I'll need to look at my library for slice of life titles, but I tend to like longer anime. Favorite is probably Turn A Gundam, but that's 50 episodes.
What I do think you'd get a kick out of is Ninja Girl & Samurai Master. There's 3 seasons, but each episode is only 3 minutes long. It's set in the Warring States period in Japan, but it' a comedy about a Ninja girl that wants to work for Oda Nobunaga. It makes a ton of historical references, but it's cute and silly and fun, all in tiny easily digested morsels.
For slice of life stuff I usually wind up with movies, like Only Yesterday, A Silent Voice, or more recently Belle which is visually and aurally beautiful.
And you can't really go wrong with Satoishi Kon's films. - Millennium Actress, Perfect Blue, and of course Tokyo Godfathers.
Oh, and Weathering With You - just the detail put into the rain makes it worth watching.
Thank you for this recommendation!
I can recommend Hakumei & Mikochi. It is very cute!!
I cannot tell you how many times I've watched Ouran Highschool Host Club. Haruhi is my spirit animal
My Favorite short anime is "Komi Can't Communicate," though "saiki k," "Kobayashi's Dragon Maid," and "the devil is a part timer" are all good short ones as well
It's not slice of life but Soul Eater is short and a lot of fun. Plus I really think you'll vibe with the Halloween theme that runs throughout!
More anime!!!!! I need to watch this! 😍😍😍
you mentioned flcl in a old video once, it would be neat if you did a video about that
Fooly Cooly (FLCL) for a short anime and Dead Leaves for a wacky movie. Love them both.
Isekai shokudou, its a slice of life anime about a restaurant but with fantasy! It’s cute, chill and 24 episodes (two seasons of 12)
This sounds so fun!! Thank you for this video recommendation
Loved Kaichou wa Maid-sama!
@@SunstormSolo Yess it's a classic!
I need to watch this! Thank you for the recommendation! I will do read the manga and watch this soon!
And my favorite anime is Marmalade Boy (74 episodes). If you don’t know it, it’s a screams 90’s. I understand if people don’t want to watch it anyways : ).
I loved moyashimon! it is really entertaining and educational. btw I'd recommend the tatami galaxy (yojouhan shinwa taikei) , it's only 12 episodes with great character design and animation, also focused on college with the protagonist trying to join a club to have a perfect campus life, however not everything goes as planned.
The other one is a bit longer but also recommend is Nodame Cantabile, about a girl who wants to be a pianist to play in an orchesta and a guy who wants to direct one. It also starts with them at university. It has 3 seasons but only the first one has 23 episodes, the other 2 have 11 episodes each one.
I don’t know if it’s considered a slice of life but I like the anime cells at work it has 21 episodes and every episode is educational like moyashimon
serial experiments lain and madoka magica !! theyre both very short and very good ik theyre really popular
My favorite anime is Madoka Magica
I would be surprised if you haven’t watched it already, but Death Parade is a really good one-off season of anime that I don’t believe had a prerequisite manga attached to it prior to release. I couldn’t give it enough of a recommendation, if you haven’t already enjoyed it.
Super Crooks is a great short one!
Cells at work is a funny and short anime about a red blood cell and white blood cell. I highly recommend it
I know this anime isn't really slice of life but it's only 13 episodes. It's something I haven't watch in a long while but it's very near and dear to me and that anime is Serial Experiment Lain.
The best way I can describe it is, watch it with your own take with what the story really means because its very much up to the viewer of what it's about.
The short easy version is a girl named Lain gets very into the internet and computers and loses touch on reality. On what's real and fake, but it's so much more than that.
Slight CW a girl in the first episode unalives herself, they don't shoe anything too graphic from what I remember. But please keep in mind and that also this anime is from 1998 so it's like over a 20 years old at this point.
Anyways that's my recommendation that I can think of now at this moment in time.
oh, I LOVE serial experiments lain!!!
You should definitely watch Tanaka-kun wa itsumo kedaruge, the lead character is literally a guy who's life ambition is to be as lazy as possible and his best friend is this guy who wholeheartedly supports him!!
Kaiba is a 12 episode anime I enjoy! It’s also very weird- I don’t know if it falls under slice of life, but I feel regardless you’d still enjoy it
"Sunday with out god" is a good anime, only 12 episodes. The art is very different to many that I have watched. There is one over acring story but it is also broken down into 3 or 4 bite sized episodes for the smaller arcs. In the first two episodes there is death but no gore. It is about a 15 or 12 year old girl who is the villages grave digger, and she is forced to leave her village with a big plan to change the world and make people happy. She has to learn that what she thinks will make people happy is not what others want.