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- on [Discussion] What anime has the best overall soundtrack? in c/anime@ani.social · 18 Sep 2026
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on [Discussion] What is your favorite ecchi anime? in c/anime@ani.social · 7 Sep 2026
The Greats
- Gushing Over Magical Girls - Unexpectedly good comedy, character writing, action, and wholesome moments. While still being incredibly horny.
- Interspecies Reviewers - Overtly horny, but the humour is strong enough to stand on its own. Also better worldbuilding and more respectful towards women than 95% of anime.
Worth Checking Out
- Classroom For Heroes - Standard shonen fanservice slop: overpowered idiot hero inadvertently collecting an admiring harem. Nothing original, but I felt it pulled it off better than most.
- Immoral Guild - Sex comedy where monsters do naughty things to female adventurers. The male lead is a notable improvement over the the usual idiot horndog protagonist.
- No Game No Life - Borderline ecchi? Has a lot of fanservice, but it’s not the main focus. The non-ecchi content is quite good.
- Prison School - Sex comedy thriller. It’s pretty wild; incredibly kinky, but not always in a sexy way? You don’t watch this show to be titillated; you watch it to see how many times it can cross the line.
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on [Discussion] What are your comfort anime? in c/anime@ani.social · 13 Aug 2026
- Bofuri - comfy, zero stakes adventure, with satisfying underdog-to-overpowered power fantasy.
- Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu - fast paced, silly, and sweet action rom-com.
- Interspecies Reviewers - episodic sex comedy. Despite the brazen fanservice, it’s actually more respectful towards women and body types than most anime.
- Kaguya-sama - mostly episodic rom-com, very fun and sweet without much drama.
- Konosuba - king of comedy isekais, but secretly has heart beneath all the snark.
- Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle - cozy, kid-friendly episodic fantasy comedy.
Some good suggestions here already. I’ll add FLCL to the mix. The Pillows’ youthful, energetic, and sometimes wistful punk rock fits perfectly with the show’s themes of childish rebellion and the pains of growing up.