Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita

dungeon meshi
world's end solte
avatar: the last airbender
one punch man

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99.9% of shows fail the first requirement. And I sadly don't know any of the 0.1%

mushoku tensei

cyberpunk edgerunners

Psycho-Pass
dives into dystopian themes reminiscent of Orwell's 1984. In a future where an authoritarian form of communism tightly controls society, Tsunemori Akane stands as a symbol of unwavering dedication and optimism. Initially, she fully supports the Sybil System's promise of peace and harmony. However, as she transitions into her role as an investigator, she encounters terrorists who challenge the system's moral integrity.

Through the story, Akane confronts the ethical dilemmas of preemptive justice and begins to question the very foundations of the society she once believed in. In the climax, she faces the Sybil System head-on but chooses a unique path. Instead of destroying or blindly obeying the system, Akane resolves to protect the citizens using the system's capabilities while intervening when humanity is at risk. This nuanced stance reflects her name, Tsunemori Akane (常 守 朱), symbolizing "ever-guarding-red."

Made in Abyss Season 2: Scorching Sun of the Golden City
The 2nd season is Akihito Tsukushi’s intricate tribute to life, his creation, and everything in between. This season is more than just a continuation of their guro adventure with no turning back. It’s a narrative biography that delves into the essence of humanity through the experiences of alien inhabitants. The series shifts away from traditional values, presenting a surreal and often unsettling exploration of what it means to be human in a world that defies conventional morality.

Understanding this complex narrative isn't straightforward. To fully appreciate the depth and nuances, viewers often need to refer to manga readers’ explanations between episodes. Visiting reddit's episode impression threads after each can help fill in the gaps and strengthen the delicately presented nuances. Despite this challenge, the reward is a deeper, more meaningful experience than typical adventure or battle story.

A Centaur's Life
A SoL anime/manga about a centaur girl going to high school and chatting with her friends in a diverse world of post-human monster races. Set in a strict communist regime with fascist elements, it depicts the complexities of living in a society where extreme measures enforce ideological conformity and equality is prioritized over individual life.

Beastars
Created by Itagaki Paru, daughter of Baki creator Itagaki Keisuke, Beastars is about the intricate love between a carnivore and an herbivore, showing whether it's possible to rise above inherent instincts and reconcile differences between predator and prey. The series also goes into detail on how a woman feels when exposing her vulnerable side to her partner’s mercy: A blend of trust, fear, and the struggle for emotional intimacy. While Yurikuma Arashi touched on similar themes subtly, Beastars brings these complexities to the forefront, making them more accessible and easier to understand.

Difficult request but here:

Fullmetal Alchemist
Slayers
Frieren
Delicious in Dungeon
El-Hazard
Escaflowne
Spirited Away
Mushoku Tensei
Why Raeliana Ended Up at the Duke's Mansion
Inuyasha
Rurouni Kenshin (historical fiction tho, still cool)
Helck
Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet
Violet Evergarden
Patlabor
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust
Patema Inverted
Metropolis (2001)
Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song

>when you forgot OP asked for cartoons too

TaleSpinx
Adventure Time
Tiny Toon Adventures
ReBoot
Silverhawks
Spartakus and the Sun Beneath the Sea
Castlevania
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe
Highlander: The Animated Series
Samurai Jack
The Pirates of Dark Water
Thundercats
The Legend of the North Wind
The Legend of Zelda
Mythic Warriors: Guardians of the Legend
Paw Paws
The Dreamstone

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Daiohja

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catdog