#anime tierlist

[canonsinthehead]

Some are funny in every category BUT the repetition of points and formats has been out of hand for some time.

[nashnathan]

I've been rewatching Fairy Tail the anime for a few months, and I noticed the tierlist I made in september 2023 is OUTRAGEOUS.

So, I decided to keep a new updated tierlist as the episodes go by. Here's how's it going:

(Episode 39/I have no idea)

Some characters are there already because I'm pretty sure about them still. (Just so you know, I watched FT last time in 2020)

If it's so long now I can't imagine what it will be like in the future 💀

Farwell and see ya soon!

[rageman0329]

I've been watching a lot of Studio Ghibli movies lately. So here my tier list from Best to Worst.

[lunaorionvt]

This is my previous tierlist that I had done about all GL and BL anime I have watched according to my taste!

[turtleblogatlast]

I love Raph and haven’t said that enough so to be more specific I love that Raph is a soft boy who loves bear plushies, a gross boy who eats an assortment of things that are definitely better left alone, a smart boy who is more than capable of taking down villains through planning and fortitude alike, a strong boy who is dedicated to training his muscles and fighting prowess, a teenage boy who loves his brothers but is more than happy to tease and roughhouse with them, an angry boy who sometimes lets his anger take a hold of him to cover the fear, a gentle boy who is generous with hugs and affirmations to those he loves, a capable boy who takes on more than should ever be expected of a teenager, a good boy who just wants to be a hero and slowly comes to realize the cost of that duty, a good boy who has no reservations about putting himself in the way of harm coming to his family, a good boy who’s a great brother and son and person and deserves only the best the world has to offer.

[blueicaruscentauri]

They could be a-, they could be amo-among...they...amo us

[gladosluver]

they flamin me for my tierlist but i brought a fire extinguisher [100 emoji]

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currently in the process of reading/playing dr: kirigiri, thh, and kirigiri sou. this'll probably change as i get further into it. killer killer will come immediately after

i think gladosluver likes danganronpa zero and dr3... just a hunch tho. i LIKE the student council okay. they needed more screen time i miss them all. i should make a fic of them

anyways im convinced the fucked-up crawling monokuma was created to make atheists believe in hell. i hate that thing. fighting it was such a pain in my non-existent ass. beast monokuma would go there too but i think its really cute and fuzzy so totes adorbs free pass

ryota mitarai you're such a little nocturnal narcoleptic unhealthy shriveled wet pathetic creature please never die.

soshun murasame you are SO fucking lame and strange i love you with all my heart

yasuke matsuda. yasuke MATSUDA 💜

kyoko you were actually super helpful and kicked death in the ass love you please never change that goergrorus hair colour

izuru kamukura you are me. you look like me and it's scary

i actually didnt even HAVE a hate/dislike category until after i played despair girls. goodness gracious if that doesn't say something idk what does. good game when it isnt being written by freaks

so sorry old people i lied im not even sorry but i dont like old people im sorry old people lovers. they give me A Vibe that i cannot seem to shake. my divine intuition

[3hy-g1n]

Just testing something... (Also yes I know Crona isn't on this list and I'm sorry. But they would in front of Tsubaki in the awesome tier)

[spacialdimension]

Genuinely kind of curous about this, so heres a poll for all those animal jammers out in the phantom dungeons

Clarification by what is meant in the title: This means you aren't asked to only play warrior, or to not pick a specific class, or are choosing healer because everyone else in the squad has already chosen roles, or are choosing a different role because someone else is already playing it (like how I play mage if someone else already has picked trickster)

[verathena14]

am i inviting controversy by posting this? maybe. do i care? no.

[garbage--account]

POV : for some reason, japanese stopped being the worldwide language in Lioccott

Imagine them tryna interact with foreign players 💀

[lilpegchamp]

froggycrossing was streaming on yt and was making her acnh villager tier list and i was bored so i did the same and so here's mine! i am of course biased to those i grew up with and love v much <3

[eremes]

let it be known that as a mixed jpn schizophrenic trans person, there are few peopel that hate anime as much as i do. Which is also why i lvoe anime dearly.

[the-valiant-valkyrie]

thoughts on wig's position in the polls?

yea no she is going to lose but if shes gonna lose to anyone willow is by far one of the superior options. i made this poll to consider what potential first round matchups there could have been that may have given her better odds but i have to say there probably wasn't any better way to set up this bracket than the way it was

its still a massacre yea but better willow to pull the trigger than like. wendy. or webber god forbid.

[fun-k-boards]

I GOT BORED

[moiloru]

🧑‍⚕️ Monster Review 👺

Hello, everyone! Welcome back to a new anime review after a while! I'll review an old classic in this one - get ready for a thriller with Naoki Urasawa's Monster!

Monster aired in 2004, so it's almost twenty years old now. It's a thriller/suspense/mystery/psychological anime that's very reminiscent of this early-2000s era, actually. It has 74 episodes, so it's a decently long one.

The strength of these older anime is always how well-written they are. Monster has a good premise, and the way the plot is written really does it justice. Furthermore, it has this realistic vibe that increases immersion.

This anime deals with the concept of good and evil, but unlike Death Note, it does it without venturing into supernatural territory. Instead, it's done through pure character dynamics and development and done exceptionally well.

You're slowly drawn into the plot, learn to know the characters - both recurring and not - and are immersed in the mystery. Sure, it has a couple of slower moments in the middle, but the intriguing start and powerful ending more than make up for that.

It's pretty well-paced, and the 74 episodes fly by quickly. It's neither too long nor too short; emphasis is given to every critical character/plot point.

The mystery can get quite intricate sometimes, though. You have to follow the story closely if you want to avoid getting lost, especially since there are many flashbacks and changes of POV.

The "filler" scenes are just as impressive as the main plot, which is rare enough to be pointed out. Not that they're genuinely fillers, as every single moment and character turns out to be important in the long run.

Talking about characters, they're Monster's main strength. The main cast is terrific, whether it's the protagonist, his friends, enemies, or the main antagonist. Again, it's infrequent.

What makes them so good is just how deep their characters are. They feel humane, with complex psyches and emotions, their development is realistic, and they feel like real people. It's another strength of these older animes.

They have strengths and weaknesses, which matter in the story. Their dynamics are excellent, too, and are a crucial part of the plot. They cause many dilemmas throughout the anime and force the cast to be more morally grey than average.

Of course, there are still a few I didn't like quite as much, but it's pretty minor. It's an anime for adults, though, with mentions of mature topics (sex, physical & psychological violence, addiction, xenophobia...), so probably not everyone's thing.

It has aged, of course. At first glance, it's not stunning, but you grow to love the art and animation's old-school style. The color palette, in particular, is used very wisely.

Musically, it has one of the most fitting OSTs I've heard. It has this mysterious/thriller-y vibe that might make you shiver from time to time. The OP is lyricless but remains very good, and the ED has a story to tell!

Overall, Naoki Urasawa's Monster isn't far away from a masterpiece. It probably lacked a few epic moments during the weaker parts of the story, but it's incredibly minor. It's old, but it's good! Don't hesitate to give it a watch!

Down below is the tierlist for the characters in this anime. Thank you for reading this review!