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From explosive action flicks to grounded soul-stirring drama to suspenseful horror, anime is limitlessly diverse when it comes to tackling different genres. On top of the classic demographics, shonen, shojo, seinen, and josei, anime ventures into many stories to suit every taste, and even the most picky fans would be hard-pressed not to find something to enjoy within the medium’s expansive catalog.

However, whereas some anime genres, like battle shonen anime or high school romance, never struggle to achieve acclaim, the more obscure anime categories regrettably face prejudice from the casual anime viewer. Anime is a multifaceted medium, and limiting oneself to familiar genres could easily result in incredible shows falling through the cracks. These anime subgenres might be controversial, yet many fans might find their new all-time favorite titles within their ranks.

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With the year reaching its end, so comes the close of many Fall 2024 anime series, including Yakuza Fiancé and the wildly popular Dandadan. But as the curtains on these amazing shows fall, 2025 promises to haul in a handful of sequels that have been long awaited. Studios like A-1 Pictures and Tms Entertainment are returning to start the year off with everyone's favorite characters and stories.

Alongside the final season of My Hero Academia and the next installments of Spy x Family and Jujutsu Kaisen (set for 2025 but yet to be announced), the sequels of the most recent years' other best anime—such as Dr. Stone, The Apothecary Diaries, and more—are coming back to pile Anime Winter 2025's plate high to comfort fans after the madness of the holiday season and answer the questions they've been holding.

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Anime fans can rejoice as My Happy Marriage will be returning with its second season set to arrive on Netflix in January 2025. Back in September 2023, the finale episode of season 1 premiered. My Happy Marriage is a light novel series written by Akumi Agitogi, with art by Tsukiho Tsukioka, about a woman named Miyo Saimori.

My Happy Marriage narrates the story of Miyo Saimori, who is abused by her family but is eventually saved by the aloof but kind Kiyoka Kudou. This Cinderella-inspired historical romance gained a strong fanbase, leading to a manga adaptation illustrated by Rito Kohsaka and an anime adaptation by Kinema Citrus, the studio behind titles like Yuyushiki and Made in Abyss.

My Happy Marriage | Credit: Kinema Citrus

Akumi Agitogi is highly praised for the captivating narrative of My Happy Marriage. The story beautifully follows a woman overcoming the trauma of her abusive family, offering a unique...

Alya sometimes expresses her feelings in Russian, leading to unique dynamics and conflict. Pseudo Harem explores nuanced scenarios and reinterprets romance tropes with Eiji and Rin. Both series offer fresh takes on common themes in anime despite formulaic aspects. (118 characters)

If there could only be one good aspect of Crunchyroll, it would be that the streaming platform does an incredible job of simulcasting a diverse array of anime every season despite there being so many of them. And yet, every now and then, a few sharp viewers will notice some themes within the seemingly endless anime titles on Crunchyroll, and one of them this summer season can be found in Pseudo Harem and Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian.

Both romantic comedies feature a female protagonist who uncharacteristically expresses her true feelings to her love interest, but the unique delivery of what they convey is meant to distort or mask the true meaning.

Giji Harem Anime Reveals July Release Date: All You Need to Know - Main Image

Lots of summer 2024 anime have gotten premiere announcements over the past weeks, and now, the Giji Harem release date has also been revealed.

This new harem anime’s premiere was revealed recently with the release of a brand-new trailer that also previews the show’s ending theme song.

What’s more, the trailer also shows off the anime’s cute visuals, not to mention that it also announces more of the main cast members.

Based on its story and cast, Giji Harem is a show that romance anime fans may want to put on their watchlist for the upcoming season.

Giji Harem Anime Release Date Confirmed

Giji Harem is a new anime by Nomad, the studio behind shows such as the supernatural comedy Dropkick on My Devil! and the romantic comedy Koikimo.

As with most rom-com anime,...

Anime feature innumerable compelling stories from every genre. Though some people are still hesitant to delve into anime, practically anyone can find a few shows that appeal to their interests. Many current anime fans love recommending shows to their friends and families, but some shows are harder to sell people on than others.

Hard-sell anime can have fantastic stories with intense emotions, but their premises often turn people away before they give these stories a chance. Most hard-sell anime feature mature content that is not acceptable to all viewers. Other anime are simply so bizarre or violent that people shy away from them. However, if given the chance, these hard-sell anime have a lot to offer.

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If watched in isolation, Bunny Drop is a perfectly fine anime about a father figure...