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Guys I just finished No Game No Life and it was so good. Are we ever getting a season 2 or is this one of those peak anime that never gets a new season?

Is this anime worth watching because i really don't want to waste my time with it has alot of eps

Air gear )now if u know this anime u have great ball knowledge this anime has so much potential this is why everytime someone recommends me an anime with old animation 9x out ten its good asf I wish I never finished it
Anyway can anyone give me and hidden gem anime I will watch it

idk if im going to be able to post another memory tomorrow but i really dont wanna skip all yall commenting about my writing style truly warms my heart and im grateful to every single one of you. You´ve reminded me that writing dosent have to be a burden all the time and sometimes it can just be fun for release Anyway enough of that heres day five. Enjoy! Looking back now, spring in Canada always feels like the exact moment the world decided to wake up again. There was something so deeply unforgettable about Banff during those months, caught right in the beautiful, messy transition between winter’s lingering snow and the sudden, vibrant burst of life along the valley floors. I still remember standing on the edge of those legendary lakes, watching the winter ice finally crack and retreat to reveal that impossibly vivid, piercing turquoise water underneath, perfectly still and mirroring the towering, jagged Rockies. As the weeks pressed on, the colors only deepened. The valley floors would suddenly erupt into endless fields of wild flowers, with brilliant splashes of alpine paintbrush, golden glacier lilies, and deep purple lupines carpeting the meadows as far as the eye could see, swaying gently in the cool mountain breeze. The days were a wild mix of serene beauty and pure adrenaline. I smile just thinking about how much fun it was climbing the glaciers, our crampons crunching loudly into the ancient, blindingly white ice as we made our way up. It was exhausting, but reaching the peak changed everything. Standing at the top, looking out at the panoramic view of the world folding out beneath us—boundless white peaks meeting the newly green valleys—it felt like standing on the edge of the earth. Every single day in that wilderness felt like a masterclass in light. The evenings always concluded with a breathtaking sunset, where the sky would bruise into deep shades of amber, violet, and molten gold, casting a warm, heavy glow over the rugged peaks before swallowing the day. But as spectacular as those evenings were, it was the sunrises against the lakes that were even prettier, completely stealing my breath away. Waking up early while the woods were still entirely wrapped in a heavy, sacred silence, I’d walk down to the shoreline to watch the first morning light hit the glassy, undisturbed water. The lake would perfectly mirror a soft, waking palette of pastel pinks, pale blues, and burning orange. It made the water look like a liquid canvas of the sky itself, creating a moment of pure, nostalgic stillness that I can still feel in my chest if I close my eyes. But my favorite memories always trace back to after the sun went down, returning to that small, secluded log cabin tucked deep in the woods. Wrapped in the scent of damp pine, melting earth, and woodsmoke, the cabin was a sanctuary where I just let the rest of the world fade away. I had Arctic Monkeys and The Neighbourhood playing on a loop the entire time, their melancholic, atmospheric sounds becoming the permanent soundtrack to the trip. At night, the crisp spring air would bite just enough to make a thick wool blanket feel like heaven as I sat outside, looking out at an ink-black sky untouched by city lights. I’d let the haunting, slow build of "505" and the dreamy, celestial haze of "Fallen Star" hum softly into the dark. It felt like time completely stopped whenever a real shooting star would cut across the darkness right as the music swelled, leaving a fleeting silver trail over the silhouettes of the towering trees. Hearing those songs now brings it all back instantly—the cold air, the burning leg muscles from the glacier climbs, the glowing cabin, and that beautiful, quiet realization that everything felt exactly as it was supposed to be.

These are some I have watched and I think they're pretty underated.

86
Seraph of the end
No.6
Midnight occult civil servants
Run with the Wind
Aoashi
Free

free is popular but it deserves more rating. at least 8!!! and some like run with the wind, dont even have a fandom even when it has a good rating (it deserves more recognition). how is that possible bruhh. I couldn't find any good edits :(

Recommend me your underated ones...

I used to watch this show when I was a kid in tv. Has anyone else seen it?

Which is better, manga or anime?

Cant wait for S2 to come out, I really hope it sticks to the manga plot but either way I know its gnna be so good.

This anime had so much potential as I really liked the plot, but the fanservice ruins it for me, its so unnecessary and breaks up the whole story, hopefully s2 will have less fanservice and expand on the actual storyline more.