I most of the time use the list normally, with the only one exception that "On hold" in my case means 'I need to remember this' and "I have this high up in priorities", some are actually on hold, the rest wanders to plan to wtach(ptw) pretty fast.
I only rate with my opinion and enjoyment!
I use the Mal-rating naming, for example: 10 = for me this is a Masterpiece or 2 = for me this is Horrible
"You need to see shit to understand peak"~someone on the internet
Here are the 3 lowest rated anime on MAL as off June 2025
1.Skelter Heaven(score: 1.89)
I gave it a score of 2 it's watchable.
2.Striking Daughter(score: 2.00)
A score of 1 is only fitting, I was disturbed after wards.
3.Mars of Destruction(score: 2.23)
This is a 2, just bad but watchable, turn of your brain and you are save.
My favorites
Most of the time I watch every seasonal with any of thoese genre/themes.
In contrast I'm not a big fan of Bl and Horror, you wont find much of them in my list.
Still working on!
All mentioned anime each season are in no order.
Thoes seasons with more than one, mean each mentioned anime is a 10/10 for me.
If there is only one, that means that it's just the best of that season and not always a 10/10.
I really started watching anime at the end of Summer 2023. Before i just saw a few episodes of Pokemon and similar franchieses, but i didn't really know what anime was, so if we only count the starting point while knowing what anime is, than it woud be the Summer 2023 with Bunny Girl Senpai as my first one.
HI there! just had to pounce by to let know know how impressive it is to watch over 1,100 animes in just 2-3 years. that is such a feat. Any ways : ) Have good day and if you have any recommendations, it seems we have slightly similar taste so please feel free to stop by my page to drop any heat my way
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I've met other Angel Next Door fans too, but they aren't quite active as you in the forums. New information might be announced on GA FES 2026 event tomorrow so stay tuned.
I thought that blackmail scene was really good, it really shows that Yuuichi will archive his goals no matter what he has to do.
Might be so. It's just that I'm a bit disappointed that the conclusion didn't turn out as intriguing as I hoped it to be.
Anyway, there's something I've noticed, and I think you probably had thought the same too when you watched it.
The fake Tomodachi game started right after Yuuichi confronted Sawaragi's dad, and the kidnappers also told Yuuichi that he had nothing to lose, the exact same line that he told Sawaragi's dad. So it's clear it's Sawaragi's dad who arranged the kidnapping. But there's one thing that struck my mind. The kidnappers arranged a Tomodachi game, which I think is normal for some people to know about. But he mentioned that it was a special round, which means that he already knew that Yuuichi was a player. But it's against the rules for a player to tell about the game to somebody else. And we know the consequences. Both Tenji and Shibe's fathers died after they learned about their sons being players. But why didn't anything happen to the kidnappers' leader then? The only reason I can come up with is that Sawaragi's father himself is part of the management for the Tomodachi Game, or maybe he's the founder of it. Edit: Maybe I'm just being an idiot. Seeing that Sawaragi's father was present in both murder cases, it should be pretty obvious to come to that conclusion. It took me a while to realize that
I like psychological stories in general, and Tomodachi Game did a great job with its premise. I sat to watch one episode but ended up watching the rest too lol.
But I gotta say, the ending of round 3 felt kinda off.
With all the drama and whatnot, it was a letdown to see it took just emotional blackmail to win. I was hoping to see another mind-blowing strategy. However, the story was well crafted to keep me glued to the screen until the end, so I'm gonna let this slide. But one thing is crystal clear that Kei had almost beaten Yuuichi, if not Yuuichi had resorted to blackmailing the captain. That's an interesting power scaling between these two.
I'm thinking about reading the manga someday, since there's no hope for a sequel, unfortunately.
Nevertheless, I've also heard about Darwin's Game, but I've got some shows in my ptw to watch before that. Who knows when I'll watch it, but thanks for the recommendation anyway.
Probably the first one.
To summarize it, the first season was about Thorfinn realizing his deeds, and the second season was about him getting rid of his past and renewing his life by repenting for it. Season 1 built up the storyline, while Season 2 was like the blooming point, where Thorfinn found a chance to re-arrange his ruined life.
To be honest, while the second season did a splendid job of representing the devastating nature of the world, it felt kinda boring. While it was engaging sticking with Thorfinn's mental growth, the story sometimes felt a bit off. Like Arnheid’s story — sorry to say, but I couldn't truly resonate with it. It couldn't create the emotional attachment within me.
But not gonna lie, Season 2 had some great moments throughout the whole series. My favorite part was when Thorfinn stood amidst Canute's soldiers after getting beaten and said that iconic line: "I have no enemies."
Now, about the first season — it was a bag of many things. The second season lacked action compared to the first one, but I don't want to brag about that. What I truly care about is the story.
The things portrayed in the first season — Thorfinn's struggle for revenge, the ruthlessness of his nature as he adapts to the law of the world, Canute's dramatic character growth, the political conflicts, and not to mention Askeladd's cunning methods and his story at the end — were very impressively done.
His last words before dying, "What are you planning to do after killing me?" changed the whole momentum of the story that had been built until then. I respect him even though he was a villain.
All of that just had me glued to the screen the entire time.
Clannad · Completed 23/23 ・ Scored 9
Remindes me of Bunny Girl senpai a lot.
Hey! I see that you've watched Clannad. Glad you see you liked it. But that's not all, there's still one more season to unfold. Something dramastic, you're still yet to perceive - one of the best romance anime of all time.
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Might be so. It's just that I'm a bit disappointed that the conclusion didn't turn out as intriguing as I hoped it to be.
Anyway, there's something I've noticed, and I think you probably had thought the same too when you watched it.
But I gotta say, the ending of round 3 felt kinda off.
Nevertheless, I've also heard about Darwin's Game, but I've got some shows in my ptw to watch before that. Who knows when I'll watch it, but thanks for the recommendation anyway.
To summarize it, the first season was about Thorfinn realizing his deeds, and the second season was about him getting rid of his past and renewing his life by repenting for it. Season 1 built up the storyline, while Season 2 was like the blooming point, where Thorfinn found a chance to re-arrange his ruined life.
To be honest, while the second season did a splendid job of representing the devastating nature of the world, it felt kinda boring. While it was engaging sticking with Thorfinn's mental growth, the story sometimes felt a bit off. Like Arnheid’s story — sorry to say, but I couldn't truly resonate with it. It couldn't create the emotional attachment within me.
But not gonna lie, Season 2 had some great moments throughout the whole series. My favorite part was when Thorfinn stood amidst Canute's soldiers after getting beaten and said that iconic line: "I have no enemies."
Now, about the first season — it was a bag of many things. The second season lacked action compared to the first one, but I don't want to brag about that. What I truly care about is the story.
The things portrayed in the first season — Thorfinn's struggle for revenge, the ruthlessness of his nature as he adapts to the law of the world, Canute's dramatic character growth, the political conflicts, and not to mention Askeladd's cunning methods and his story at the end — were very impressively done.
His last words before dying, "What are you planning to do after killing me?" changed the whole momentum of the story that had been built until then. I respect him even though he was a villain.
All of that just had me glued to the screen the entire time.
Remindes me of Bunny Girl senpai a lot.