Author: James Lister

James is a writer for GYCO. He has a BA in Media Studies and is currently doing an MA in Media & Communication. He has been a comic book and film fan ever since he was little when his dad used to take him out of school to go and see the latest superhero/blockbuster movie. Since then, He is a massive Marvel, DC, Star Wars, Arrow, Game of Thrones, and Anime fan

Some may argue that the superhero genre is oversaturated. With the various Marvel films and shows in production, the different DC titles, and other shows like The Boys and Umbrella Academy, it’s hard not to agree. However, My Hero Academia has glided through the ranks not only as a fantastic anime show but a worthy addition to the superhero genre.

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The great thing about anime in general is the variety. Of course you get very similar story lines that correlate with the genre- Isekai’s for example. But there is a lot out there and it is certainly exciting when you find a show that exceeds your expectation. For me, that was Re:Zero.

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During my ‘anime-infancy’ I played it safe by watching a lot of shows that I knew I would enjoy. That meant sticking to a very familiar genre that would typically ensure some form of enjoyment. For me, that genre was action and adventure. You can never go wrong with those.

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Welcome back to another anime recommendation. I’m having a lot of fun doing these. However, revisiting some of my favourite shows has increased my desire to rewatch them… and there are only so many hours in a day. This one is a big one. When you discuss anime with someone I’m willing to bet that Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood works its way into the conversation.

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I have decided to start a short feature dedicated to anime. It’s a worldwide phenomenon and it wiggled its way into my life and became a wonderful… addiction. So what I wanted to do was create a space where I could offer anime fans and even new fans recommendations. With this I’ll be able to talk about the shows that I love and hopefully convince you to watch them or, if you have seen them, open up a dialogue where we can discuss our passion.

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