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Gathering 2016 recommendations (Patreon)

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2017-01-02 22:28:37
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We're changing our AniFemTalk posts a little to get more out of the posts and generate more discussion, incorporating a specific question alongside the general "What did you think of last week?" 

This week we're asking people for their favourite anime and manga from 2016, overtly feminist or otherwise. Let us know what you loved from the year, especially anime or manga you think have been overlooked! 

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[AniFemTalk] Your 2016 recommendations - Anime Feminist

We're changing the format slightly for these, asking a specific question each week as well as inviting general discussion. For the first post of 2017, the question has to be: what do you recommend from 2016? Which anime or manga from 2016 would you recommend to other feminist viewers, and ...

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Doomington

Anime wise, Jojo's Bizarre Adventures: Diamond is Unbreakable was alot of fun, but my favorite show of 2016 is probably Tiger Mask W. (Sadly a show that alot of folks dismissed quickly and nobody seems to talk about.) It is a bit hard for me to offer other titles from 2016, as I tend to watch more older stuff than new shows. (Alot of new shows just don't grab me.)

Anonymous

My favorite anime of the year was Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu, and I am beyond excited for season 2 - I never expected that show would even get one. My close second favorites are: JoJo Diamond is Unbreakable, Yuri!!! On Ice, Haikyuu!!, Sound! Euphonium, and Flying Witch. Keijo!!!!! was bonkers, but they went all in with this nutty idea, and it worked. One anime that I really liked that did not seem to get a lot of attention was Girlish Number. Girlish Number was a bit of an anti-Shirobako: glad handing producers chasing the next best thing without much regard for the people involved, the main character struggling with depression, another character struggling with her parents not approving of her career choice. It came across as light-hearted, and then suddenly threw big emotional curveballs.