Discovery of NEW shows in the Anime Realm.

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I was talking with a fellow Hiver that share the fandom for watching anime. However as with many other people on this community I find that most of the people like anime from past years. Sometimes decades all together. Which is nothing wrong with that, unless we are talking as a big majority. Seems like most people are reminiscing their tween years where they used to sit on the couch for hours and watch shows all day long.

This is a clear detraction to what I found on other communities such as TV and Movies communities where they are very current with the shows and they write reviews even for single episodes. Giving a great way into discovery of things that you might be missing. This discovery process would be great to have on anime as well.

So as a wise man said, be the change that you want to see. I would be writing quick reviews on the anime I've been watching with the hope of seen more people get on the current anime schedule and we can keep up with the latest seasons. I would leave my current schedule of episodes throughout the week. I watch only one or two per day, but maybe you watch one that I have missed and I would love to see.

Full calendar for summer season

Sunday is missing because the guide I use hasn't produce the graphics for that day. So I am including them here:

  • Kuroneko To Majo

  • One Piece

  • Mushoku Tensei

  • Nijusseki Denki

  • Sekai saikyou no kouei

  • Cyborg 009 Nemesis

  • Sayonara Lara

  • Tetsunabe no Jani

  • Yami Shibai

  • Seihantai na kimi to boku

  • Kimi no koto ga dai dai diaski

  • Lets Go Kaikigumi

  • Azur lane

  • Futsutsuka na akujo

As you can see, there are plenty of anime shows out there and is almost impossible to watch them all. But if you are an otaku like me, it can be highly rewarding if you get to watch a really good one.

So which anime are you watching? Any of the ones I have listed? Any previous season? Let's share.

Discovery of NEW shows in the Anime Realm. | Ecency