But Linux comes with a web browser. Unlike Windows, where first you have to start Edge to download one.

Journal with Witch is a masterpiece

Commie

Bless /ak/ submarines for giving me my Girls und Panzer fix

LoGH is a masterpiece, completely uncontested in this space.

I see people mentioning Attack on Titan and Vinland Saga. Those are good shows. 86, Chi (Orb), and various Gundams are worth considering too, but none of these can compete with the sheer scale of Legend of the Galactic Heroes.

Can’t decide between Banana Fish, The Summer Hikaru Died, and Cherry Magic

Cherry Magic also had a very good JDrama adaption. I saw that first and honestly prefer it to the anime.

Lain be like: where powerlines?

A More Straightforward Experience Standard Viewing Experience Is Always Safer

These are an affront to Hououin Kyouma’s very identity. Mad science is not supposed to be EASY or SAFE.

Medicine Man/Woman anime. Shows like Mushishi, Mononoke, Natsume Yuujinchou…

They’re typically episodic stories about a traveler who can see supernatural forces that no one else can (typically Yokai, but the Mushi in Mushishi are basically alien lifeforms) and uses their powers to help ordinary people in their struggles to live alongside or communicate with them.

I love these shows because they shine purely on their ability to create compelling drama without relying on ongoing plot lines or recurring characters. They’re just microcosms of humanity in its purest form. Mushishi is particularly impressive. Every episode feels like a short film, not a tv show.

This list could use some work. Bokurano is basically “what if NGE was even more depressing”?