Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica Movie 3: Hangyaku no Monogatari

magical girls i guess, and some others too
i keep adding- goal is to watch'em all

A comprehensive watch order of the Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica series, which includes every entry of the Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica franchise.
Original Guide: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1873412&show=0#msg66432753

AEGC Interest Stack index: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2017008

The Konnichiwa Festival is a Mexican distributor dedicated to distributing anime films, and sometimes Live Action, in theaters in Mexico and Latin America. It is a distributor that I really like and, whenever I have the opportunity, I take the time to go see the films that they distribute in theaters. Sometimes they dub their films into Latin Spanish, but most of the time they are shown with subtitles, unless they are very accessible films (Your Name, A Silent Voice, Demon Slayer: Mugen Train, Mirai).

Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/10377

There used to be a trend back in the day to retell anime tv series into movies. These movies were complete remakes like "Macross: Do You Remember Love?" which essentially rearranged the core pieces of their shows to make a more condensed 2 hour experience. I've always thought these films were interesting because we get 2 versions of the same story, so I thought I'd make a list of them.

"Atmosphere is defined as the pervading mood of a person, place, or work of art. The mastery of atmosphere in movies controls how a person feels while watching a movie, whether it be a creeping dread pulling down on the viewer or an exhilarating energy that makes the viewer feel like they can fly."

so, THAT.

it's basically the "vibe" of the piece for you younglings (says the 18 year old). so the stuff here are things that make you FEEL the setting.

what results in it, is generally a mix of "music, aesthetic, direction, and sound design".

I was 50/50 on putting vanitas here, just cause I think the chibi comic relief can take you out, but I thought why not, there is space. I'll removed it when I need to start being more picky.

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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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You ever hear a cover is not the book? Where here’s a list where the anime cover in MAL doesn’t tell us everything about the series and it’s horrifying contents.

Ikuhara and Ikuhara-esque pills that will make you feel alive and ready to stick it to the man.

anime i like :)
(+ no fanservice... (At least 99% of the time))

A curated list of anime I think every Yuri and GL fan should watch at some point.

Detailed descriptions for each anime coming soon.

These anime have strong & dark depictions of suffering, mental illness, trauma violence, sex and various sociopolitical and economic problems in a grounded way and without sugarcoating it, although in fiction it is often impossible to completely avoid the distorting lense of epicness or melodrama when portraying reality.

When I say that these shows portray reality, I don't mean to say that they are necessarily based in material reality, as some are sci-fi or fantasy. What I mean, is that these shows portray the bleak and harrowing aspects of human condition without pulling any punches, and without romanticizing it (to some extent).

These shows often have a positive and hopeful overall message and/or ending sometimes, so I wouldn't call this a list of "depressing" shows. However, they have in common that they revolve around brutal and mature depictions of psychological, physical and spiritual pain of individuals and society, while also having a haunting and opressive feel to them.

Psychological/horror/dark mystery/dark fantasy/gore from my completed/watching now list Pt 1
Pt2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/18406

Other/Not on MAL recommendations:
- Milk Outside a Bag of Milk Outside a Bag of Milk (Video game; PC/Switch)

A stack for philosophical and/or psychological anime I would recommend.

These shows are good reflections on human psychology and may contain good philosophical themes and depth.

Ranked by personal preference.(Nowhere near accurate.)


DISCLAIMER: Some of these shows are not for everyone and not recommended to people who have a hard time understanding complex philosophical ideas.