#yakitate japan

[doyouknowthisanime]

Do You Know This Anime?

[haveyoureadthismanga-poll]

[achasks]

Frisk, if you were in one anime, which one would you choose:Naruto, Dragon Ball, The Seven Deadly Sins or My Heroacademy? If you want, you can explain which one you like or not, and why.

[cammiearts]

You're welcome guys happy new year

[10scheherazade01]

Behold the bemusing workings of my addled brain.

We were playing Death in Space yesterday, and ended up fighting a phase spider, and the GM described the spider's webs as rainbow in color, and all I could think of was this:

The CHADEST Anime ED Ever!! 😎

[terminaliacatappa]

[noisepartythumpingmusic]

Better believe in yourself!

[hydrangeyes]

*desperately wanting more anime/manga based around food. Like ACTUALLY about food - if there's a plot, I'll love it. But really, it's a bonus in comparison*

[juustozzi]

day 29: kawachi from yakitate!! japan

[theultimatesexypeopleshowdown]

John artwork is made by @/woollykitty

[choujinx]

YAKITATE!! JAPAN (2002-2007) by hashiguchi takashi

[ehohadele]

hello do you recognizr him. one of the bread guy. from the bread anime

[obscureanimeoftheday]

Obscure Anime of The Day:

Yakitate!! Japan

Aired: 2004-2006

Genres: Action, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Shounen, Slice of Life

[cookinguptales]

y'all, I don't keep up with anime anymore but I wanna start watching some again to practice my language skills. I know that some of y'all are super into anime so what's something recent (last ten years-ish) that you really love?

please take this as an excuse to get me into whatever weird series is near and dear to your heart.

I like horror and fantasy and mystery best, or things that just kind of have a spooky vibe to them, but I'm also a fan of chill slice-of-life. I contain multitudes. uhhh my favorite anime series is probably mushishi, my favorite anime movie is probably either spirited away or your name. some of the last ones I watched and enjoyed before falling off the map were flying witch and little witch academia!

I'd say that I'm not a huge fan of romance-based anime (though I definitely have some I've enjoyed!) and I bounce pretty hard off of most long-running shounen... but I did like yakitate!! japan and hikaru no go, so maybe I just need it to be weird and/or obsessive about something unexpected.

EDIT: Maybe I should be more clear and say that I don't really care for most anime about teenage boys fighting things. lmao. I have already tried MHA, MP100, AoT, most of the big shounen jump series, a lot of the fight-of-the-week stuff... I'm sorry and I get why other people like them, but I just get kind of bored. I keep trying to like them but it's just not for me. ;;

if I haven't tried it and it doesn't look like something I'll SUPER hate, I'll give anything you want a try. lmao

[jolikmc]

[misdre]

my god!!!! i've been reconnecting with the anime nerd inside myself lately that i kind of lost like uhh during the covid times actually?? i don't think those two things are related but it just happened like that. but this year i started going to cons again and since then have been slowly getting back to that world and it's really kind of a bizarre feeling to unearth so many memories and like "oh yeah i was really invested in this thing and VA too. and this OP/ED song. and this and this series that people these days prob haven't heard of. also this obscure thing people didn't know even back when it aired. and first i hated this VA but then i started liking him 5 years later. and this character and this ship and"

bro! this is a mindfuck but a good one, it like, sends me into another dimension where i remember things are sparkly and kawaii again. i have no idea how my teenager/20yo self in particular had time and energy to be into so many things but good for her. now i can just kind of look back fondly

....and focus on the things i have energy for now as present me. which means going ballistic over aya hisakawa and ai orikasa all over again