Not every anime needs a watch order. Some easily transition from one series to its next series. However, when OVAs, movies, and other content start getting thrown it, then an anime franchise becomes more difficult to keep up with. These anime watch orders make sure you don’t miss any content, canon or otherwise, for your favorite shows and help make sure you know the best watch order to get the complete story for your favorite anime.
The Berserk anime, or rather, the manga is one of those legendary works in the medium, and a must-watch for those that like darker stories. However, watching the Berserk anime in this day and age has gotten complicated. Berserk as an anime isn’t actually as complicated as the many different series and movies make it […]
The Peach Boy Riverside anime was one of those fantasy anime series that you watch, enjoy, and forget about, generally just kind of knowing it probably won’t be wildly popular enough to get a second season – or rather, it should have been one of those anime series. The Peach Boy Riverside anime told a
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There was a time that when someone talked about the “Big 3” of shounen anime, they were talking about Naruto, One Piece, and Bleach. However, while Naruto and One Piece remained relevant by lasting forever or spinning off, Bleach sort of fell out of fashion when its anime caught up to the source material and
Psycho-Pass hooked people with its very strong first season, but something weird happened. Even while the second season wasn’t quite the ride of the first season, it was still pretty great! And that’s Psycho-Pass, a show that remains pretty consistently great even as it continues on. Maybe its passion for changing main characters keeps things
For most ecchi anime, much like their watchers, they usually don’t last long. Well, they don’t last long enough to usually require watch orders anyway. However, To Love-Ru, an ecchi harem anime and occasional rom-com, is a series of impressive girth and length. It is more than just a season and a few cheeky OVAs
The deeper you go, the more disturbing it gets – That’s Made in Abyss. That is ultimately the charm of this series. It does disturbing things to potato-looking children, and we really just can’t get enough of it. However, while Made in Abyss used to be pretty simple in terms of watch order, the in-between
Appleseed has always been one of those series that flies well under the radar for most anime fans. It’s like a less popular Ghost in the Shell, with which it shares a creator, in that it paints a technologically advanced and technologically divided dystopian world, but doesn’t exactly have the same sort of hooks to
Beloved by children of all ages (and genders) back in the day, Sailor Moon has, admittedly, aged a bit – and sometimes not well. Whether you are trying to recapture some of that elusive childhood glee or feel the need to watch the original before the reboot for some reason, this full and complete Sailor
Baki isn’t one of the most complicated anime series I’ve ever done a watch order for, and one might argue it doesn’t even need it. However, the thing that usually trips people up about the Baki anime overall is the naming scheme of the anime series. They are all rather same-y and very unintuitive. Furthermore,
You, too, may have fallen prey to the Grisaia trap of cute anime girls and found yourself in a series of building complexity. It is the visual novel trap. Indeed based off a visual novel, The Grisaia series takes the common visual novel anime path of exploring the individual problems of each girl as you
