Overall, i think the manga is better, but that shouldn't stop you from watching this groundbreaking film that sent shockwaves through both the anime industry and general culture. It's landmark nature is evident in it's animation quality alone, which is still unsurpassed even today.

Such a great series honestly. The characters were super fun and likeable, the setting felt very fleshed out and detailed with it going in depth about all the different flora and fauna that live in the dungeon, and the main story was very compelling and quite dark in places.

This show's a bit of a slow burn to start with, but if you stick with it till the end you'll get one of the best space opera's you'll ever see. Seriously i'm glad this show got 110 episodes to really flesh it's world out cause it really helped me feel more immersed and gain a better insight into everything that was happening. Also Yang Wenli best boy :3

I really liked this show's atmosphere and setting. In the end the story left me with a lot of unanswered questions though i suppose leaving some things shrouded in mystery has it's charm as well.

I still think the visual novel is superior but this season was a big step up from the first. The animation quality improved and it decided to cover fewer arcs (only the final two i think) which let them be adapted more properly, rather than rushing 6 arcs and cramming them into 26 episodes like the first season.

I love how this show actually took advantage of it's space setting to show off lots of different planets with interesting flora and fauna populating them. The cast were all good, if a little annoying at times, and the central mystery was great, it really threw in a few twists i didn't see coming.

Probably the best adaptation of Berserk we've received so far. The visuals may appear dated to some but i think they really are gorgeous in their own right, like seriously some shots feel like they came straight out of a painting. Also Susumu Hirasawa's music here is godlike, though i suppose that's to be expected from him.

This is still probably my favourite anime ever. I tend to focus a lot on the setting when i consume stories (especially sci fi and fantasy) and this anime still has one of the most compelling and awe inspiring settings i've ever seen in fiction. The different layers of the abyss are each unique in their own stunning way and present their own wonders and challenges that our characters experience. Riko and Reg are a compelling duo to accompany on our journey, and the supporting cast like Nanachi and Ouzen are all fascinating and wonderful in their own way.

I really enjoyed the celtic inspired scenes and aesthetics in this show, plus all the other mythologies and landscapes that were showcased. I also really enjoyed the developing relationship between the two leads.

Wei Wuxian is my favourite cheeky boy :3

I don't think i've seen another anime that depicts nature as vividly and gorgeously as this anime does. Some of the background shots felt like they had an almost ethereal quality to them, and the accompanying soundtrack really enchanced that feel.

I want Priscilla Barielle to step on me

I loved this for the same reasons i loved Blame!, though this also had cute moe blob.

Probably my favourite Ghibli movie, such a wonderful experience from start to finish.

I don't really "undestand" this movie but i love it nonetheless. The character and world designs are amazing, it feels like i'm watching a painting move. Yoshitaka Amano is an incredible illustrator.

Not a perfect series but damn if i didn't absolutely love the post apocalyptic environmental designs and the main cast.

A great shounen with awesome characters and compelling fights. The dark tournament ark is where the series peaked even if the subsequent two were still good (though the last one ended quite abruptly because of Togashi's health issues i believe).