Gafarin Anime Recommendation

  1.Soul Land There is plenty of isekai donghua out there and they sometimes have many similarities while they also have unique twists in their respective story. For example, among the common isekai cliche from various donghua that I had seen is when the main characters died yet reincarnated  in another world and possessed someone else identity. Another example is when the main character simply gets inside an elevator or a door then found himself in another world a few seconds later. One thing I have noticed though is that almost every isekai donghua shared the same element – CULTIVATION. Thus, I think it is safe to conclude that isekai is most effective to apply in a story set in a cultivation Donghua. The isekai cliche is not only popular among the cultivation or xianxia donghua but also in Chinese manhua and web novels. Furthermore, most of the popular Chinese isekai anime are based on these novels. 2.The Dominic King Who Chases His Wive It’s about a famous assassin wh...

  1.Persona 4 Serial murders have recently plagued Inaba, with the police struggling to find any leads. Despite this, due to his parents going abroad for work, Yuu Narukami moves to the small town to live with his uncle for a year. He enrolls at Yasogami High School, where he meets and befriends Yousuke Hanamura, Chie Satonaka, and Yukiko Amagi. While hanging out together after school, the group fills Yuu in on the urban legend known as the "Midnight Channel"—a mysterious TV channel that only appears at midnight on rainy days while the viewer is alone. Curious about the claim, Yuu decides to tune in that night, only to see the next victim of the serial murders appear on the screen instead. He also finds himself being drawn into the TV, which intrigues his newfound friends enough to want to investigate. Yuu ends up falling into the world within the TV, which is blanketed by a thick fog and swarming with hostile creatures known as "Shadows." Realizing that this world ...

  1. SSSS.DYNAZENON SSSS.DYNAZENON  is a worthy sequel to SSSS.GRIDMAN   that keeps the   fun of the monster-of-the-week template while adding a more focused and layered main cast and continuing the theme of facing one's problems rather than running from them. Yomogi Asanaka's ordinary life completely changes with the arrival of a rampaging kaiju. To combat it, a mysterious man named Gauma summons a giant robot called Dynazenon which ends up bringing wildly different people, including Yomogi and others. Together, Dynazenon will battle these monsters all while its pilots overcome their own emotional hurdles. 2. Naruto Shippuden  Many things changed in the timeskip between Naruto   and  Naruto Shippuden , as characters have grown and the tone has become more intense, yet Naruto himself still has that child-like energy. With improved animation and some of the franchise's best arcs and battles, viewers will see just how far Naruto and his friends hav...

  1. Ling Qi (Spiritpact) Based on a web manhua of the same name, and animated by Haoliners Animation League,  Spiritpact  follows the adventures of You Keika (a failed exorcist) and Ki Tanmoku (the head of a powerful family of exorcists) as they face various challenges in the spiritual world, all the while figuring out the true meaning of the bond they share. The pair of You Keika and Ki Tanmoku manages to grab the spotlight with their humorous, yet mildly heartwarming relationship. With sweet humor, action, and art, all balanced in an amazing proportion,   Spiritpact  manages to keep the viewers engaged from the very first episode and is a donghua that'll keep you hooked until the very end. 2. Zhen Hun Jie (Rakshasa Street) Rakshasa Street  follows the story of Xia Ling, an ordinary university intern, as she is inadvertently plunged into a world filled with evil spirits, as danger lurks at each and every corner. The donghua is based on a manhua ...

  1. Ride Your Waves Director Masaaki Yuasa's "Ride Your Wave" is a drama for those who dig romantic tales and long strolls on the beach. The story centers around Hinako Mukaimizu, a 19-year-old surfer whose new apartment goes up in flames. Thankfully, a firefighter named Minato Hinageshi saves her, and as anyone can imagine, the attractive pair grow to form quite the lovable bond. But when a horrific scenario changes everything, Hinako and Minato's love story is put to the ultimate test, one that at first seems fantastical but has a lot more going on underneath its cinematic layers. From its incredible cast of characters to the film's beautiful narrative arcs, "Ride Your Wave" is a fascinating movie with a very humble message at its center, relatable to anyone who has lost someone they hold dear. While it's telling a story with some fairytale-like qualities, the movie is more down-to-earth than its hyper-romantic images make it seem. Overall, this d...

  1. Sk8 The Infinity It is an anime about two young boys named Reki Kyan and Langa Hasegawa. They both are passionate about skateboarding.   To get more experience in this field, they take part in an illegal skateboarding competition named 'S'.   The contest is in an old abandoned mine, where the parts are extremely risky and can be life-threatening.   But the skaters do not care as they just want to skate and showcase their skating tricks and prove themselves amongst other skaters.  This anime gets intense with the progression of the story and the viewers will see drastic character developments.   It is a great show to binge on and has all the potential to be an addictive anime series.                                                               SOURCE: YOUTUBE 2. Gargantia On The Verdurous Planet...