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A tribe of gay bonobo monkeys with telekintic powers practice radical Buddhism in the future, but everything changes then a group of them goes canoeing on a school trip and meet a luminescent sea slug who teaches them about the apocalypse.
Soon after hordes of disgusting, mud-skinned, humanoid slave creatures turn against their white, devine overlords using guerilla warfare and suicide bombers.
There's also a fox samurai on drugs.

I don't want to get into any more detail and spoil it for potential viewers, but it's a great anime to watch with your family to teach your kids about the importance of the second amendment and the dangers ... of democracy, so give it a shot!

Dope af, I rate 10 out of 10.

Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita takes place in a future world where humanity is currently in the process of being replaced by a superior subspecies or tiny, carefree fairies. Most technology seems to be shut down, though they still seem to have some advances of older times such as guns, obsolete cars and functioning toilets. The main character, an unnamed girl living with her grandfather in a small village, works as a mediator between humans and fairies, and therefore finds herself mixed up in quite a few unexpected situations caused by the completely random action of the fairies.

Both the fairies and the story in general seem ... very light hearted and joyful at first glance, yet turn out much darker on the inside.
It’s still easily enjoyable, without the need to concentrate while watching, so I’d also recommend if you want something happy and light. And obscure.

Yes, obscure. Because that is simply the best term to describe the general plotline.
Allow me to give you a quick example of what you may encounter whilst watching this show.

[Spoiler ahead]
Episode two; a group of highly intelligent, headless, plucked, cigar-smoking chicken who communicate using hoot-sounds has taken over a faculty, specialized in turning garbage to food and originally run my magical fairies. The chickens are able to imprison the main character, but fortunately her hair turns out to be a living creature with the power of a thousand suns, so it easily breaks the metal cage. The day is saved by the hero’s assistant, who startles the chickens with a camera shutter, so they kill themselves in confusion, mostly resulting in them being turned in canned food. Also, there’s a carrot bread committing suicide by ripping itself in half.
[Spoiler end]

So, if you think you’ll enjoy this kind of show (and personally, I sure did), then give it a shot! It’s only 12 episode anyway.

In total: 9/10 It didn’t really have any flaws I could name.