If an anime has a bad ending, there's still a chance for a remake, but if the original work has a bad ending, that's truly the end.
EVA+1! I also watched it on TV when I was in elementary school. I really didn't understand it back then, but I thought the robots were so cool XD
I recommend the pure romance anime "Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun." The romantic plot is very pure, and it’s hilarious enough to make your stomach ache while also being super sweet!
To be honest, 150,000 yen isn't even enough to cover food expenses in Tokyo. These animators are truly running on passion; they've worked so hard.
Honestly, how can a villain lineup be complete without Char? Old-school Gundam fans know that the charm and complexity of the Red Comet are what make it a classic. Sure, the villains in new anime are
Yuri recommender's suggestion: Join the fan club or social media groups of specific works. Common interests are the best icebreakers.
Sequels to yuri works are usually more stable, because the focus is on the development of the relationship between the characters rather than plot climaxes.
6 points might be a bit harsh... but I feel that some of the later developments really don't align with the tone established in the beginning.
In yuri works, the antagonist is usually "societal pressure" itself. This kind of abstract antagonist makes one feel even more helpless.
The voice cast for girls' love (yuri) works is often very carefully selected. The chemistry between Yuki Takada and Minako Kotobuki in Bloom Into You is incredible.
