Kidou Senshi Gundam: Suisei no Majo

Nichigo (日5), a shortened name for the 5 p.m. time slot on Sundays, is Mainichi Broadcasting System (MBS) and its sister network Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS)'s anime programming block. Nichigo was first launched in April 2008 to replace the Doroku (土6) anime programming block, which aired at 6 p.m. on Saturdays from 1992 to 2008.

Beginning in April 2017, Nichigo was combined with the 7 a.m. Saturday anime programming block into a new early Saturday morning segment named Anisata (short for Anime Saturday).

The programming block has been revived in April 2022, with Mobile Suit Gundam Suit: The Witch from Mercury as the first anime to air originally on the block in October 2022.

This stack is for shows with either heavily implied or canonical lesbianism, and mecha robots/weapons (mecha here is more of a vibe than a defined concept). If you're looking for action-packed shows with GL elements and weapons then this is the stack for you.

If you have any recommendations for this stack, feel free to send me a message anytime.

Forgive the awkward copy-paste descriptions I had to give explanations on the inclusion of each show to escape the MAL moderators.

Animes with female leads packing with action


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

Explicitly Cannon Couples and Hard Subtext Shows. Subtext shows listed here have substantial content and not just a little bit of teasing here and there. Subtext can also be an unspoken focal point of the series. These are shows I can actually recommend and like enough to suggest checking out.

-some popular shows in here simply worth mentioning because it would be criminal not to mention them.

link to part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/47086

Various types of series that involve some sort of LGBT representation, be it in characters, relationships, plots, etc.

Includes: Gay/Lesbian/Homosexual, Trans Characters, Gender Non-Comformists, etc.
I got tired of half-baked representation and shitty ass plots slapped with a rep label on it.

Removed 10/7/23: Versailles no Bara.

Some powerfully executed mecha and sci-fi anime! If you're in for some action, drama, and some political, psychological, or philosophical subject matter, these are good anime recommendations. Please, give them a watch.

Will add more depending on new releases.

A list of the most popular and well known tsunderes.

my favorites tsunderes

naru narusegawa
chizuru ichinose
chitoge kirisaki
eris greyrat
saki saki
ryuko matoi
chateau noble
kasumikaoga utaha
eriri sawamura
kaguya shinomiya
kayi...
tomori nao
ichika arima
mai sakurajima
erika shinohara
sistine fibel
sunao
akane tendou
Itsuki Nakano
Nino Nakano
Miko Lino
Naruko Anjō
Adagaki Aki
Hitagi Senjougahara
Princess Stella
Kurisu Makise

this what comes to mind please suggest more if you does remember... or know about good tsundere waifus... please suggest if i m missing out some others interesting top tier waifu

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

Yeah, we get it. You wanna ship two guys together. Well then, what about we make a twist on that for once, and ship two girls together that aren’t cannon? I mean, they’re hot and they look nice together, so why not? These entries are compiled up of series where it’s CGDCT or where two girls are close to each other and often think about each other.

It’s self-explanatory.

Anime for a common audience that includes representation of marginalized communities without being narrowly focused queer or quuerbaiting content. The purpose of the list is to try and neutrally compile a list of shows with a diverse cast that isn't subject to the heavy fascination with ships and other wishful thinking. Therefore, you will not see any "heavily hinted" and other typical speculation for such stocks here.

Warning, for some of the included shows, this topic, as well as its image, may be a spoiler. Also, English is not my native language, so if my vocabulary in describing a particular topic may sound problematic, feel free to let me know. I will correct the text as soon as possible.

Getting started with Gundam can be tough because of the multiple timelines and the varying amount of time a viewer must invest to watch the show(s) depending on which timeline they choose to go with. Things are not as simple as picking which one is best; some fans will argue that a certain series is the greatest Gundam show, while other fans will argue for that same show being the worst of the franchise. Knowing how the shows interact with each other is the first step to figuring out what you want to watch, and this stack will help to guide you through that process.