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Collections with a point of view

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  1. Life After Evangelion

    This collection uses Evangelion as a starting point for exploring stories about isolation, identity and difficult inner lives.

  2. Animes in which Ninakami Studi

    The collection gathers productions associated with Ninakami Studio's contributions.

  3. Unique and One of a Kind Openi

    This opening-sequence collection invites comparison of music, movement and visual ideas.

  4. Dokico Yuri Manga

    The collection groups yuri manga associated with German publisher Dokico.

  5. Bleakest Animes

    This collection approaches anime through bleak settings and difficult emotional terrain.

  6. RPG Fantasy mecha

    These entries bring mecha into fantasy settings with RPG-like elements.

  7. PEAKKK

    This manga and manhwa collection reflects a personal selection, not a universal ranking.

  8. SHOUJO/ROMANCE LETS GOOOOO!!!!

    This selection connects shoujo and romance across manga and manhwa.

  9. funny main leads

    The collection centres on leads whose behaviour creates comedy.

  10. weird village

    Village settings in these entries connect a small community with horror, mystery or occult elements.

  11. Evil Spirits Begone!

    These manga use exorcism, psychic abilities or related practices to confront supernatural threats.

  12. The Witching Hour

    This selection gathers anime with recognisable witch imagery or traditions.

  13. You Should Read This Manga 202

    The 2026 manga selection groups reader-nominated entries under several different reasons to start reading.

  14. Killer Comedy

    The collection brings comedy into stories involving assassins, organised crime or ninja roles.

  15. Spirit of Science

    These anime draw on different forms of science, from small-scale life to speculative inventions.

  16. You Should Read This Manga 202

    The 2025 manga collection offers reader-selected starting points under several category headings.

  17. Basketball Manga

    Basketball manga can focus on learning technique, working within a team or rebuilding a relationship with the sport.

  18. Baseball Manga

    Baseball manga can use a match, a season or a player's long-term ambition as its main unit of storytelling.

  19. Body Swap Manga

    Body-swap stories ask what changes when a person's appearance and social identity no longer match their experience.

  20. NUMAnimation (Programming Bloc

    NUMAnimation is a television programming-block lens for exploring anime, rather than a genre.