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The fact that that was the thing that pulled the Sultan out of his trance
Recommended anime for adults.
I know there’s other posts of this nature, but I felt like doing my own spin on it. Obviously adults are free to enjoy and appreciate all kinds of anime so if you’re someone who enjoys anime that happen to be geared at a younger demographic that’s great. Just don’t expect them on this list as I was aiming to focus on anime that I feel have a mature audience in mind. So here are, in no particular order, anime I’d recommend for adult audiences.
“Akira” (1988)
“Perfect Blue” (1997)
“Tekkonkinkreet” (2006)
“The Tatami Galaxy” (2010)
“Paranoia Agent” (2004)
“Belladonna of Sadness” (1973)
“Ping Pong the Animation” (2014)
“Hellsing Ultimate” (2006-2012)
“Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid” (2017)
“Osomatsu-san” (2015-present)
“Golden Boy” (1995-1996)
“Cowboy Bebop” (1998-1999)
“Samurai Champloo” (2004-2005)
“Princess Mononoke” (1997)
“FLCL” (2000)
“Tokyo Godfathers” (2003)
“Legend of the Galactic Heroes” (1988-1997)
“Mushishi” (2005-2014)
“The Night is Short, Walk on Girl” (2017)
“Barakamon” (2014-2016)
“Mononoke” (2007)
“The Wind Rises” (2013)
“Space Dandy” (2014)
“One Outs” (2008-2009)
“Kaiji” (2007-2011)
“No.6″ (2011)
“Doukyuusei” (2016)
“Sweetness and Lightning” (2016)
“Yuri on Ice” (2016)
“Ghost in the Shell” (1995)
“The Garden of Words” (2013)
“Paprika” (2006)
“Shirobako” (2014-2015)
“Girlish Number” (2016)
Need GOOD cartoons with NICE LGBTQ+ representation?
Here I got some of my favorite. Highly recommend them, if you haven’t gave them a chance.
The Legend Of Korra
Steven Universe
Adventure Time
Yuri On Ice
Sailor Moon
Bojack Horseman
She-ra
Doukyuusei
Banana Fish
Asagao to kase-san
Only the best of the best, y'all deserve to watch something well made.
Omg
So, this art book
So there’s no actual gay in this art book, per se, but here are all the Chloe and Rachel appearances (and one of The Mill, where it all began)
BoJack Horseman is out here saving my asexual ass. I don’t even care if they end up together in the end, this scene was just so nice I’m crying lmao
I drew Todd from Bojack Horseman because asexual representation is SO important and him coming out to Bojack made me cry!
The bojack horseman asexual thing is wild like the asexual persons entire family is insanely sexual and crazy and literally tries to force her and her bf to have sex and her sister tries to sleep with her boyfriend and it’s like very clear that only in her wild ass family is being asexual even a problem it’s just really over exaggerated and weird
it’s what asexuals think happens in the real world
Today in asexual problems…
Asexual and aromantic representation in Bojack Horseman 💟
“The real reason you go to Vietnam is you accidentally see your soon-to-be ex-husband kiss someone else. At first you think, “Oh, it’s a fling; They’re drunk, it’s a party.” But then he puts his hand on the small of her back exactly the way he used to do to you. It means, “I’ve got you”, and when he did it to you it made you feel safe, and you realize he will never do that to you again. And it breaks your heart again, after your heart was so broken that you thought it can never get any more broken. You thought it was safe but it still somehow finds a new way to break. Because even though you’re the one who asked for this, now that you’ve got it, you’re completely adrift, with no compass or map or sense of where to go or what to do - so you go to Vietnam. You think you might find community, a connection to something bigger, but you don’t. In fact, you feel even more alone before you left. But you survive, you learn that you can survive being alone.
I’m really happy for you Mr. Peanutbutter.“