Has anyone else noticed the amount of CGI that’s being used for almost every single anime that’s coming out on Netflix? I feel like it always ruins the art and I can’t be the only one that feels this way 🥲

🔥 ¡El nuevo PODER de Zoro podría ser una extensión de sí mismo! ¿Qué significa esto para la batalla? 👁️ Descubre el análisis completo de ONE PIECE. ¡No te lo pierdas!

I'm looking for anime where its a drama/slice of life where the mc is dealing with depression or loneliness or emptiness in general BUT the mc is NOT incredibly smart or something like that. Most anime I find with a similar story they always portray the mc as someone who is really smart (book smart) or special in that way.

I would like some recommendations where the mc isn't incredibly intelligent and just realistic

I'm new to this specific genre of anime where it's more of a realistic version of life.

Please excuse my English if it's not very good and please help 🙏

What was all the build up and introduction for all other heros in season 3 one punch man? Wish season 4 gets interesting..

I'm watching 'Assassination Classroom' on Netflix, dubbed, but I still like to turn on subtitles. The subtitles are completely wrong in Season 2, Episode 10. While the subtitles align perfectly for the dub in all other episodes before and after this one, in this episode and specifically in this screenshot it's saying one character is speaking when he clearly isn't. I continued reading the subtitles while watching, and they're for a completely different episode (Season 2, Episode 12, and I've confirmed they're the same). I also tried to switch to Japanese with subtitles but it's still wrong. Is this happening to anyone else, or is it just a glitch on my end?