Girls & Panzer

A list for girls who participate in extreme sports and/or activities.

Have you ever had that guilt of watching that cute girl show doing literally anything. Well, in this list, you can alleviate your sense of guilt of watching that (sweet sweet) CGDCT show by having CGDCT show that actually teaches you something, like music or even geology. Wheter if the lesson taught would be useful for you or not is another thing, but we won't discuss that here.

(supposedly child-friendly and pure)
(this list is in no way complete and will be revised over time)

Animes with female leads packing with action


more: https://myanimelist.net/profile/RokkanShojo/stacks

aka girls with guns.
The genre that isn't.

As seen on fakemorisummer.wordpress.com/2021/04/01/militarymoe-recommendations/ minus the grayzone ones.

Animes with a female protagonist or primarily female cast.

For anyone who is looking for anime that is full of girls and also fun to watch then this is for you guys. :)

Each of the following are one of the most popular anime set in or heavily inspired by an associated Japanese prefecture. They are ordered from Hokkaido to Okinawa (roughly north to south).

Sometimes we all just need a bit of cuteness to help us through our day. While some people may want to pet puppies or hug little kids, many anime fans will turn to lolis to lower their testosterone levels. Here of some of the best anime to do this with.

Whenever your having a stressful day or just want to relax, this is your go to list for some chill anime.

These shows are my all-time favourites that only feature female characters as main casts. Sure, most of them will just boil down to "Cute Girls Doing Cute Things", but don't let that keep you away from watching these and just relax - just settle down on your chair, wet from your swamp ass.

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

This is a weird concept for a list, but I think it's worth putting it out there. These are anime which I consider help understand anime better because of their referential humour, commentary on otaku culture (whether it's anime or gaming), exploration of the industry and twisting of classic tropes in self-aware ways that put them in perspective. Also included a couple shows which are not necessarily meta or referential, but they are here for being aggresively "anime" in nature, if that makes sense. With how over the top they are and/or how stereotypically otaku their concepts are, I think they give a good idea of how anime has developed.

Note: If you truly want to understand otaku culture and anime history, I think an absolute essential is a short show called "Blue Blazers". It is live action however, so it can't be added here. I strongly recommend you check it out, even if the humour can be cringy, because of how deep of an insight it gives into the history of anime and the industry.

A stack anime series and movies (mostly Ghibli) that have a female protagonist from my completed anime list.

Anime with lolis as main focus or main characters.