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I LOVE Studio Ghibli films and I think I have them all! Mononoke may not have had the happiest ending, but it was inevitable, given the story elements.

Apart from Mononoke and Spirited Away, I’ve only seen them subtitled. And I’ve seen those two subtitled since first watching them. Mononoke Hime was my introduction!

Some of my other faves are Kiki’s Delivery Service (a teenage Magical Girl strikes out on her own), Omoide Poro Poro (the childhood memories of a Japanese woman seem to come to life as she vacations in the country) and Mimi Wo Sumaseba (a high school girl stumbles onto a mysterious antiques store).
Howl’s has a really good dub. (LOL Christian Bale does his (pre) batman voice in them).
 
I’m seeking recommendations for a low-key, fairy tale/fantasy type series…kind of a bedtime story.

Nothing too bizarre or violent. (If I could locate a subbed version of Pokemon, that would be great). 😃

Any suggestions?
 
So, for the new season, I’m watching:

Osomatsu-san, a revival of the popular gag manga & anime from the 1960s and the 1980s with the sextuplet boys as adults. Thus far, it has done a great job of not falling back on dated humor and tropes. The animation style and backgrounds are great, too.
Utawarerumono: Itsuwari no Kamen, a sequel to the original Utaware. The first season bored me tremendously, but this one seems to be a lot better. Really like the main characters. In particular, the main hero and heroine have a lot of chemistry. The heroine, in particular, has a lot of personality without being overbearing.
Comet Lucifer, a nice sci-fi show with some cute character designs. The plot’s fairly run of the mill, but it’s definitely fun and watchable so far.
Lance n’ Masques, which frankly seems like Hayate the Combat Butler, except without the dependence on gags and satire. Main dude is part of the last remaining order of knights in the modern day. He, his battle maid mentor, horse that’s somehow also a girl, and (also female) squire look after the heiress to a large fortune. Other stuff happens, presumably.
And a couple of shorts.
Tantei Team KZ Jiken Note: This show is based upon a series of mystery novels aimed, I believe, at preteens and tweens. Manages to be warm and comfy, and the main group of friends has a bunch of believable characters, especially in their interactions with one another. Something of a reverse harem, although romance isn’t really a thing here.
Hakone-chan: A cute 3:30m show that really could be longer. Teenage boy finds a hot springs spirit and goes through a bunch of hijinks to help her find her powers or something. She helps him with his friends, with varying degrees of success.

I also want to try Concrete Revolutio, One Punch Man, and Heavy Object. Need to catch up on Noragami, too.
 
So, for the new season, I’m watching:

I also want to try Concrete Revolutio, One Punch Man, and Heavy Object. Need to catch up on Noragami, too.
I didn’t know they were making a second season of Noragami. That’s cool, I will have to rewatch it so it is familiar again. I will probably wait until it has all been aired though.
 
I’m watching Lance N’ Masques, Hakone chan, and One Punch Man.

Opm has some gore, but mostly involving monsters.

Concrete Revolutio has some fanservice involving cleavage, and I’ve read that Heavy Object has fanservice of the barely censored nudity type.

God bless you!
 
I’m seeking recommendations for a low-key, fairy tale/fantasy type series…kind of a bedtime story.

Nothing too bizarre or violent. (If I could locate a subbed version of Pokemon, that would be great). 😃

Any suggestions?
It’s not fantasy, but if you want a sort of low key but fun anime, try Barakamon.
 
I’m seeking recommendations for a low-key, fairy tale/fantasy type series…kind of a bedtime story.

Nothing too bizarre or violent. (If I could locate a subbed version of Pokemon, that would be great). 😃

Any suggestions?
I must not watch a lot of fantasy.

I think the only ones I have seen that aren’t crazy or crazy violent are Princess Tutu, Kamisama Kiss, and Snow White with the Red Hair. All of which are in my top 5 anime right now, so they are good. 😛

Maybe I am just confused about anime genre categories?

I am sort of taking a break and doing some reading (fantasy) instead. I will probably check out some of the new anime when I finish my current book series.
 
I must not watch a lot of fantasy.

I think the only ones I have seen that aren’t crazy or crazy violent are Princess Tutu, Kamisama Kiss, and Snow White with the Red Hair. All of which are in my top 5 anime right now, so they are good. 😛

Maybe I am just confused about anime genre categories?

I am sort of taking a break and doing some reading (fantasy) instead. I will probably check out some of the new anime when I finish my current book series.
Well, now I am going to have to look up Snow White With The Red Hair. Thanks.

Plus, I found a sub of Digimon Frontier, so yay.
 
Well, now I am going to have to look up Snow White With The Red Hair. Thanks.

Plus, I found a sub of Digimon Frontier, so yay.
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I thought that Hulu had a sub of Digimon, but I went and looked and it is just the dub, which isn’t terrible, but seems really childish.
 
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I thought that Hulu had a sub of Digimon, but I went and looked and it is just the dub, which isn’t terrible, but seems really childish.
I used to watch Digimon on some channel or other, so I’ve seen the dub. I was surprised by how much I loved the sub!
 
I used to watch Digimon on some channel or other, so I’ve seen the dub. I was surprised by how much I loved the sub!
Me too, though my favorites back then were Card Captors (awesome theme song) and Shaman King (also a good theme song) LOL. I don’t know if there is any redeeming value or rewatchability in those, but I loved them as a kid on what ever tv channel they were on.

Cardcaptors song youtube.com/watch?v=4UE5GA1QB9I

Shaman King song youtube.com/watch?v=8qLl145FqQg
 
Me too, though my favorites back then were Card Captors (awesome theme song) and Shaman King (also a good theme song) LOL. I don’t know if there is any redeeming value or rewatchability in those, but I loved them as a kid on what ever tv channel they were on.

Cardcaptors song youtube.com/watch?v=4UE5GA1QB9I

Shaman King song youtube.com/watch?v=8qLl145FqQg
I bought the Cardcaptor Sakura series just to hear it in Japanese, lol.

Annnnnd I just watched the first ep of Snow White/Red Hair etc. LOVELOVELOVE! Thanks for the tip!
 
I bought the Cardcaptor Sakura series just to hear it in Japanese, lol.

Annnnnd I just watched the first ep of Snow White/Red Hair etc. LOVELOVELOVE! Thanks for the tip!
Awesome! The production value and animation gets better as the series goes on. I have been reading the manga, it is great.
 
Full metal alchemist is good and has a great story

Mushishi is a nice watch but doesn’t have a story arc to it

The devil is a part timer is hallarious(pardon the name) the show is about the devil loosing all his powers and he needs to work at a McDonalds to survive, and personally I think its best for 15+ due to language and to get some of the tounge in cheek references
 
Though lacking fantasy elements (except briefly, in one or two episodes), Princess Nine hits all my marks.

Plus, music by the Warsaw Philharmonic. Awesome.
 
Well, now I am going to have to look up Snow White With The Red Hair. Thanks.

Plus, I found a sub of Digimon Frontier, so yay.
Oh, where did you find the Digimon Frontier sub? I’d like to see it.

I watched Shiki leading up to Halloween. Since then, I’ve also been watching the second season of K as well as the Blue Exorcist anime. I’m not sure I’m going to keep watching Blue Exorcist, though, because I found out about some anime-only stuff in it that might cross the line from “garbled portrayal of religion” to “seriously problematic.”
 
That’s an amazing eva reference

The anime I am watching right now is Akane ga Kill is pretty good but with a typical action storyline and some fan service.

It appears to me that yuri forms of anime seem to be heavily influenced by lesbian romantic relationships.

Do think you it’s to normalize the LBTGQ movement in Japan by showing Japanese youth that it is an acceptable behavior.

Also I felt that Attack on Titan was overrated as an anime overall along with Sword Art Online?
 
Oh, where did you find the Digimon Frontier sub? I’d like to see it.

I watched Shiki leading up to Halloween. Since then, I’ve also been watching the second season of K as well as the Blue Exorcist anime. I’m not sure I’m going to keep watching Blue Exorcist, though, because I found out about some anime-only stuff in it that might cross the line from “garbled portrayal of religion” to “seriously problematic.”
I saw blue exorcist, it was seriously garbled, but I didn’t think it was too problematic. It definitely wasn’t my favorite anime, but it was entertaining at the time.
That’s an amazing eva reference

The anime I am watching right now is Akane ga Kill is pretty good but with a typical action storyline and some fan service.

It appears to me that yuri forms of anime seem to be heavily influenced by lesbian romantic relationships.

Do think you it’s to normalize the LBTGQ movement in Japan by showing Japanese youth that it is an acceptable behavior.

Also I felt that Attack on Titan was overrated as an anime overall along with Sword Art Online?
Yes! Attack on Titan was overrated. (Kind of like the game of thrones of anime). I enjoyed Sword Art Online (though the Elfheim arc does get a little boring), have you seen the second season? I liked that one too.

Akane ga kill, is on my list of ones to watch. Right now I started Inuyasha, since I have never seen it “in order” but saw some episodes when it ran on cartoon network while I was in college. That was probably a mistake, but I was tired of trying anime and not liking them.
 
Oh, where did you find the Digimon Frontier sub? I’d like to see it.

I watched Shiki leading up to Halloween. Since then, I’ve also been watching the second season of K as well as the Blue Exorcist anime. I’m not sure I’m going to keep watching Blue Exorcist, though, because I found out about some anime-only stuff in it that might cross the line from “garbled portrayal of religion” to “seriously problematic.”
I’m pretty sure it’s from a web site called KissAnime. They have a couple of shows that seem hard to get.
 
Yes I have seen the second season of Sword Art Online it’s not that bad for a sequel.

I really did enjoy it very much better than the first season.

Has anyone else seen parasyte the maxim I am just watching and find it interesting
 
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