Ooyukiumi no Kaina

Fuji TV's +Ultra late night programming block which broadcasts on Thursdays from 00:55 to 1:25.

Shows where ships play some fairly notable part in the story. Stack is biased toward ocean-going vessels. Submarines are also included.

These are anime with unique settings and interesting world-building. Some of these are longer and have more time to flesh out the world-building, while others are shorter but very unique.

Billy's first RPG or DnD campaign. highschool, Japan but with 1 type of monster and some humans that fight them....

None of these will always make for a bad show, they aren't even necessarily a bad setting.

But even the best of them, may not be as interesting due to the sheer number of times we have seen similar settings play out.

So come with me, and I'll show you some shows or movies that have a one of a kind setting that chances are you have never seen before.

Note: shows like ID:invaded are here because the characters go to many unique settings despite the main main setting not being that special, in this case, the unique stuff are the ID.

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It's not like every Seiyuu has just one acting style(!?), but in many cases, only a few become popular.
Here's another useless stack that shows anime with the lovely new (?!) voice of Rie Takahashi.
(If there is any problem with this stack [or I should add/remove X anime] you can message me.)

Part 2 of my list of anime which are considerably low in typical tropes.

Part 1 - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/6133

Intriguing fictional worlds | post-apocalyptic world | world building | world's nature and laws/laws of nature.

These are obviously in my opinion and I most likely overlooked a lot of shows so lmk. Thanks

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Compilation of animes that have CGI animation but have a 2D anime art style.
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List of Anime with 11 Episodes or Less

Notes:
1. TV only
2. Movie, ONA, OVA, and other type are not included
3. 1st Season/Part 1 only

Next: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/32362

A collection of fantasy or otherwise speculative fiction works including fanciful worldbuilding, without the utilization of the "Game mechanics verse" trope or the "Person from our world is reincarnated here" setup. (I would have said "no Isekai" but I'm open to stranger Isekai like Escaflowne being on the list). Earthlike worlds (including purported futures/histories) are allowed if they have something fanciful and distinctive. Only one entry per series/franchise.

Some of these are questionable, like Suisei no Gargantia can be argued to be fully sci-fi, but there is a feel to it that makes me include it, along with organic and archaic elements that are woven together in a way that makes this appear more fantastical than your average sci-fi. Similarly, Gankutsuou is sci-fi with advanced technology, but it's futuristic imagery is conceptualized to cohere with the elegant 19th century setting of Dumas' novel. I'm also avoiding the inclusion of more than one entry per series, so if season 1 is on here, then season 2 likely fits just as much.