My Anime
My Anime is a place where you can organize all the anime you have seen and want to see. You can
create custom lists of titles and DVDs
rate titles you've seen
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look at other people's public lists for ideas of new anime to watch (or avoid!)
and do all that for manga too.
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The X Button - First Impressions: Fire Emblem Fates
games
Find out everything you need to know for this week's biggest release with hands-on impressions of the Fire Emblem Fates special edition! PLUS: Street Fighter controversy and much more!
― Controversy grips the game industry this week, and it all stems from a single shocking issue: the newly released Street Fighter V makes Chun-Li's chest preposterous. This matter goes back to earlier exhibitions of S...
Log Horizon: The West Wind Brigade GN 1
manga
This Soujiro-centered spinoff of the Log Horizon franchise gives us an idea of what other people were getting up to while Shiroe was plotting and planning. It has some repetition, but overall offers some interesting new information and characters.
― The original Log Horizon, be it anime, novel, or manga, has a lot of characters floating around while only focusing on a select group. Despite that, it o...
Seven Magic High Schools Worth Enrolling In
anime
There are a ton of anime about magical high schools swarming with special teens fated to save the world and fall in love. Paul Jensen tries to get a handle on all this by listing seven of the finest examples of the genre to get you started.
― Over the past few years, the anime world has seen the “magical high school” premise go from an unusual twist on the action genre to a staple of the medium. At t...
orange: The Complete Collection GN 1
manga
Orange's first three volumes are bittersweet as they explore the possibility of going back and saving someone's life. It's beautiful, but also can be very difficult reading if you relate too closely to the situation.
― It feels like stories about fixing the mistakes and regrets of the past have been popping up a lot in recent months – from winter 2016's Erased anime to Arina Tanemura's magical woman ...
The Best and Worst of the Season So Far: Week of Feb 5-11
anime
Konosuba drops to the #2 spot and a huge surge for GATE have left the chart in total chaos! Find out what rose to retake the title of #1 in our weekly user rankings.
― Our team of reviewers are following 27 anime series of the Winter 2016 season and readers are rating each episode as the reviews go up. So let's have a look at what ANN readers consider the best (and worst) of the season. Keep in mind...
Review: Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc PC
games
The smash cult visual novel finally comes to Steam! Jacob Hope Chapman puts the latest port of this shocking and wildly entertaining mystery to the test.
― Outside of a few mainstream-friendly darlings like the Phoenix Wright series, Western gamers don't get many official releases from Japan's massive bevy of murder-mystery-driven visual novels. Given how hard it can be to get these games brought ove...
Answerman - Why Did Saint Seiya Bomb In North America?
anime
It's one of the biggest and most influential anime franchises in Latin America, but the mythical golden warriors of Saint Seiya just never found a big audience in the states. Why is that?
― Geoff asks: Saint Seiya is one of the most popular anime of all time worldwide, especially in Europe and Latin America, even bigger than Dragon Ball Z and Sailor Moon. It is a Shonen fighting series, the most suc...
Review: Akame ga Kill! Collection One Blu-Ray
anime
The boundaries of morality and cruelty are explored in in the first 12 episodes of this wildly popular and violent smash hit, collected in this first bluray volume. Rebecca Silverman straps in.
― Since Beowulf at the very least, popular entertainment has glorified violence for our enjoyment. The “cool” character is often the most violent (although not the most vicious – he still has to have a conscie...
Shelf Life - Shirobako Part 1
anime
Paul learns a whole lot about ambition, teamwork and the anime industry in the first half of Shirobako, and digs around in this week's new anime releases.
― I started watching Dimension W right around the time its Toonami run was announced, and now I'm facing a dilemma. I'm enjoying the subtitled version and want to keep up with it, but you only get so many chances to watch anime on real, honest-to-...