The Clash of Fall 2025 Unsupported Shows  Salutations everyone and welcome to our 28th running of The Clash. The Clash Regulations -If the show appears in the top-5 of Togashi, top-10 of Oda, top-15 of Toriyama in Part 2 than it is ineligible -Shows were chosen between 60k-30k entries -The 2-cour rule applies with every seasonal feature in the club. -Nominations are open until December 16th- Nomination Phase Information -Each person will be able to nominate up to three of the eligible shows. -Each nomination will be one point but if you are currently watching the show and leave a positive comment then that show will get two points. -Your positive comments then will be featured during the tournament for that show if detailed enough -Please do note you can nominate shows that you haven't watched. That is the point because they are unsupported. Add it to your PTW! Here is the list of eligible shows Nomination Format Nomination 1: Optional Positive Comment: Nomination 2: Optional Positive Comment: Nomination 3: Optional Positive Comment: |
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| Nomination 1: Akujiki Reijou to Kyouketsu Koushaku Optional Positive Comment: Nomination 2: Chichi wa Eiyuu, Haha wa Seirei, Musume no Watashi wa Tenseisha. Optional Positive Comment: Nomination 3: Mikata ga Yowasugite Hojo Mahou ni Tesshiteita Kyuutei Mahoushi, Tsuihou sarete Saikyou wo Mezasu Optional Positive Comment: |
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| Nomination 1: Chichi wa Eiyuu, Haha wa Seirei, Musume no Watashi wa Tenseisha. Optional Positive Comment: Nomination 2: Bukiyou na Senpai. Optional Positive Comment: Nomination 3: Sawaranaide Kotesashi-kun Optional Positive Comment: |
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| Nomination 1: Fujimoto Tatsuki 17-26 Optional Positive Comment: An anthology of 8 short stories written by Tatsuki Fujimoto, of Chainsaw Man and Look Back fame. You get to see the creative progression Fujimoto takes as his works become more complex and he hits on some themes he tackles in later works. My absolute favorite of these was episode 7, Nayuta of the Prophecy (which brought me to literal tears), a story about a guy trying to raise his demonic younger sister alone in a world that doesn't accept her. Cannot recommend it enough, especially if you're a fan of Chainsaw Man or any other Fujimoto works! Nomination 2: Akujiki Reijou to Kyouketsu Koushaku Optional Positive Comment: A romance between a boy and a girl both ostracized for their fascination toward monster meat. I watched a few episodes of this and it was really cute, definitely my favorite out of the eligible shows! I tend to gravitate more toward BL and GL when it comes to romance, but this couple stole my heart right from the very first episode. While it doesn't really scratch the same monster meat worldbuilding itch Dungeon Meshi does, this one is more about the romance and the dynamic between the two leads. And here are some "unofficial" nominations of unsupported shows that do not fit the eligibility requirements due to having too low an entry count. While they have zero chance of getting into the clash, I just wanted to plug them since I've been having a great time watching them! Unofficial Nomination 1: Ugoku! Neko Mukashibanashi Optional Positive Comment: A short-form series with 3-minute episodes, each modifying a different fairy tale and adding cats to it. Very funny and cute, and covers both Japanese and western fairy tales. The ED is one of my favorites of the season. With only about 500 entries and not even enough attention to get a MAL score, this one is criminally underwatched, and you can catch up on it in less than half an hour! Unofficial Nomination 2: Ninja to Gokudou Optional Positive Comment: While this anime is far from what I would call "good", it is an INCREDIBLY fun time, especially if you watch it with friends. There is no limit to what this anime will do, or to how long a character will survive post-decapitation to deliver their tragic backstory. Just endless carnage and stupidity. I love it. |
| Nomination 1: Fujimoto Tatsuki 17-26 Optional Positive Comment: I'm a pretty big fan of his work and this is an easy recommendation. It's interesting to see what different people gravitate towards in terms of stories, but while they're all pretty rough around the edges, that's also the strength of these works: they're all the seeds of bigger ideas that sprout in other works of Fujimoto's. I love the assortment of animation styles different studios brought to this as well. |
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| Nomination 1: Bukiyou na Senpai. Optional Positive Comment: A rare workplace romance show, very relaxing and pleasant, including simple but enjoyable dynamic between senpai and kouhai. Nomination 2: Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai Part 2 Optional Positive Comment: The comedy is ridiculous, but on the positive side. Its crazy, its chaotic but its one of the rare "misunderstanding" comedy to actually work in a longer run. Nomination 3: Akujiki Reijou to Kyouketsu Koushaku Optional Positive Comment: An interesting concept of eating monsters and exploring the world building using that weird gimmick, with a pinch of charming and innocent romance. |
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| Nomination 1:Fujimoto Tatsuki 17-26 Optional Positive Comment: Adaptations of one-shots by Fujimoto in his earlier career stages that confirmed him full of "volcano of ideas". In this anthology we see good shorts supported by a great production, recurring themes present also in Fujimoto most known works and and in the 8th episode the piece that set the foundations for Look Back. Nomination 2:3-nen Z-gumi Ginpachi-sensei Optional Positive Comment: It was only a question of time to see a whole comedy spin-off for the Gintama franchise. Here we are in a school setting with Gintoki as a Teacher delivering funny gags and it's more appreciated if you wathced before Gintama OG cause the characterization it's heavily linked with the series, some of the main cast stand out. Nomination 3: Towa no Yuugure Optional Positive Comment: It's not a perfect show often leaning towards obsessive romance moments but there is interest about the world building and curiousity whom happended to the person which her search is the goal of the protagonist. In the last part of this season they deliver also some important plot twists and modern sci-fi vibes in the background. |
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| Nomination 1: Chichi wa Eiyuu, Haha wa Seirei, Musume no Watashi wa Tenseisha. Nomination 2: Isekai Quartet 3 Nomination 3: Towa no Yuugure |
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| Nomination 1: Kao ni Denai Kashiwada-san to Kao ni Deru Oota-kun Optional Positive Comment: It's a usual by the books, wholesome, youthful romance, but that simplicity has definitely been a source of joy for me this season. Here's hoping more people would check this out. Nomination 2: 3-nen Z-gumi Ginpachi-sensei Optional Positive Comment: As a Gintama fan, I have to admit that this show didn't really quite meet my expectations on the level of fun I thought I was gonna get from it. But that doesn't change the fact that it still made me happy that Gintama came back, in some way, shape, or form-- so personal bias, this is. xD BE FOREVER YOROZUYA!!! Nomination 3: Towa no Yuugure Optional Positive Comment: While I stopped watching this show due to it impatiently rushing towards the fanservice land, after having a really good early impression, I still acknowledge its potential to be a really good Sci-Fi, Adventure, Action show. Hopefully, they do start focusing on the plot, sooner than later. |
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| Nomination 1: Fujimoto Tatsuki 17-26 |
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