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Haven't heard any of those except Happy Sugar Life (currently watching!) but I'll definitely check them out :)
I just recently rewatched Happy Sugar Life, and I bought all the volumes of the manga that are available in English. The only one to not get an English release yet is vol 11, which is a non-canon collection of extras, so I have the full story in my library.
omg i forgot about super lovers...
Not gonna lie, I wasn't expecting anyone to recognize Super Lovers. I really enjoy BL (yaoi) a lot, but I've been trying to look into more GL (yuri) lately. I recently bought a GL manga called My Cute Little Kitten, but I haven't read it yet.
Maybe I'm just desensitized, but I've been keeping up with Onimai and haven't seen much fanservice at all. My only gripe is that they keep showing gameplay from a bad fighting game when there are plenty of good fighting games that they could've picked (or they could've just chosen to not include any gameplay at all).
Maybe I'm misdefining "fanservice", or there are other things I just simply find better in the reading format. It definitely ranks high on my fav manga list.
To be fair, "fanservice" is a term that can mean a lot of different things, but people mainly use it to refer to more sexualized content. I don't really view the nudity in Onimai as being particularly sexual, even though it is clear that the series definitely appeals to a lolicon audience.
Ooo, K-On is on my watchlist, I heard it's good. Demon Slayer is actually pretty mainstream though, especially with the second season out heh. Very good series nonetheless (yes, rip Rengoku). Haven't heard of Hetalia though, definitely will look into it!
If you like Welcome to the NHK, then I think there's a good chance that you might like Watamote. A lot of people say it's really cringey, but I think it's a result of people relating to Kuroki Tomoko more than they're willing to admit.
ngl im scared to watch it because i know i'll relate to the mc LMAO
Honestly, I was in that same boat before I watched it. Tomoko is the most realistic representation of a person who sucks at social interaction I've ever seen in media, yet people just argue over Komi and Bocchi while ignoring the queen just because Tomoko is an awkward fujoshi who at any given moment, has not showered in months.
That actually sounds entertaining lol, I don't mind short anime, as long as it's goodPersonally i usually only consider animes to be mainstream if they are enough well knowned to be liked by non-weebs, like how i always knew people in the past that weren't into anime but still liked Dragon Ball or another famous anime lol.
Oh and for Hetalia is basically anime that personifies countries into anime characters using mostly stereotypes, sometimes mixed with a bit of History Lessons. It's pretty fun to watch even tho each episode is only like 5 minutes each
NHK is very interesting even if you are not into anime, its about isolation (very increasing nowadays) depression, anxiety, lack of perspective and purpose, lack of a support network, its genuine, but sometimes you don't have a couple of friends to uphold you.
