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Japanese media tends to portray homosexual relationships as sweet and caring, but ultimately not that serious – especially once the lovebirds get old enough to graduate into “real” relationships with the opposite sex (see Hibike Euphonium, Aria, and Shin Sekai Yori). However, some newer anime are trying to change that, such as Fall 2018’s Bloom Into You and, of course, Fall 2020’s Adachi and Shimamura. Let’s check out how this tale of awkward schoolgirl lesbian romance is going so far!
2020 has certainly been a rough year, racking up enough tragedies to last a decade and leaving us with an uncertain future ahead. You may have tried watching cute or relaxing anime to lift your spirits, but if that doesn’t quite hit the spot, we have another suggestion – why not make like Aggretsuko and scream out your feelings to the most intense music the anime world has to offer?
We’ve gathered five of our favorite hardcore anime openings so you can make a playlist, find the most soundproof spot in your immediate vicinity, and let out all the emotions that are trapped in your mind. Say it with us: AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!
If you’re a fan of fluffy isekai anime where the overpowered protagonist uses their abilities to help people in need and just generally lives their best life in a fantasy world, then Fall 2020 has you covered with two great choices – Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear and By the Grace of the Gods. Today we’ll be exploring them in a bit more detail with a first impressions review of both anime. Let’s get started!
Shounen Jump’s newest smash hit Jujutsu Kaisen has finally been adapted into anime form, with Studio Mappa and some other phenomenal talents bringing this dark urban fantasy series by emerging mangaka Gege Akutami to life.
God of High School director Sunghoo Park is back with his signature jaw-dropping action scenes, and the hip-hop/jazz-inspired beats come courtesy of composers and musicians who worked on the likes of Beastars, Land of the Lustrous, and Dr. Stone. But does this highly promoted anime live up to its impressive pedigree? Let’s take a closer look at what it’s shown us so far!
The Fall 2020 anime season is now in full swing, and you can watch many of the best offerings right on Funimation’s website. We’ve got everything from relaxing light fantasy and schoolgirl lesbians to cyberpunk crime thrillers and pure psychological horror! Let’s dive right in and explore the best Fall 2020 anime that are streaming on Funimation!
After the summer drought, Fall 2020 is full to bursting with new anime to enjoy! The best ones available on Crunchyroll are a mixture of nostalgic throwbacks, romantic comedies, and big shounen powerhouses, five of which we’ll be discussing for you today. Let’s get started with the best Fall 2020 anime streaming on Crunchyroll!
