Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai

These are H&E series I'd categorize as "Progressive."

This doesn't indicate quality, originality, or anything sociopolitical so much as being H&E series that have priorities which radically depart from traditional H&E priorities. They could do anything from use some wacky narrative structure to implementing ecchi in some way to focusing more heavily on the MC relative to the harem. Things that go outside of the priorities stated in the traditionalist stack, and either in ways that are far too pronounced to be considered moderate, departing from tradition far too often to be considered moderate, or both.

I'm not saying these series don't tend to appeal to H&E fans, or might appeal more to people who don't typically like H&E. I'm saying that these are the series that don't adhere to traditional sensibilities within the genre, for better or for worse.

My collection of romance animes that will make you laugh out loud. It primarily focuses on the comedy rather than the romance itself. Still, watching these animes can really make your stomach hurts and make you feel the romance at the same time.

This stack is a collection of anime with gods, goddesses, and/or deities. They can be based on existing beings from different legends and mythologies, or ones that only exist in the anime.

Comedy shows in anime's classic school setting

If you crave some light-hearted, sweet, heartfelt romance anime at the moment! Contains little to none drama between the two main characters. This list includes no sequels or side stories.

Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/10826

Part 3: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/12861

A comprehensive watch order of the The World God Only Knows series, which includes every entry of the The World God Only Knows franchise.
Original Guide: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1882719

AEGC Interest Stack index: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2017008

Bygone days spent as an otaku, often captured in OVA format, have been lost as trends shifted. It’s undeniably melancholic to see the evolving portrayal of otaku in a meta-sense and slowly watching the dwindling importance of Akiba-kei.

This will serve as a continually-updated list of anime that I feel are representative of "otakucore" being a type of show that promonently features otaku characters as one of the main characters, and depictes the zeitgeist of otaku culture/Akiba-kei during the time of airing. Some are less obvious as otaku-oriented, but still contain many elements that are appealing to databasing-types (computers, figures, video games etc.)

Genshiken, Daicon IV and Otaku no Video are the essentials :3

(Still adding WIP)

As the title said, this is a collection of romantic comedy anime I had hunted since I started watching anime. Most will be School themed with your cliche plots and some will be a really worth to watch. So If you are finding some good romcom, I recommend that you try all entries in this stack.
Note: I already created a part 2 of this stack so if you want more romcom anime you can check out my created stack in my account. All hail the romcom god!

Anime where the male lead (or major supporting actor) wears glasses

Interested in RomComs? Well, you've come to the right place! There's plenty of lists that just spew out every big-named anime in the genre, so this short-list is reserved for the very best. Note: Shows with multiple seasons will have only first season listed. Also note: List will be updated over time and will never be more than 10 anime.

This is a weird concept for a list, but I think it's worth putting it out there. These are anime which I consider help understand anime better because of their referential humour, commentary on otaku culture (whether it's anime or gaming), exploration of the industry and twisting of classic tropes in self-aware ways that put them in perspective. Also included a couple shows which are not necessarily meta or referential, but they are here for being aggresively "anime" in nature, if that makes sense. With how over the top they are and/or how stereotypically otaku their concepts are, I think they give a good idea of how anime has developed.

Note: If you truly want to understand otaku culture and anime history, I think an absolute essential is a short show called "Blue Blazers". It is live action however, so it can't be added here. I strongly recommend you check it out, even if the humour can be cringy, because of how deep of an insight it gives into the history of anime and the industry.

A compilation of romance anime that doesn't include a school setting.

Sometimes, the tropes get tiring, so here's a list of romance anime that put a little twist on it, by adding a bit of occult, with supernatural beings and powers.

This stack is an ultimate starter pack if you are looking for anime with genius protagonists or characters with considerably high IQ. If mind games and intelligent moments are your go-to interests, this is the perfect stack for you.

For anime with sequels, only the first seasons of each have been included in the stack. The genres include (but are not limited to) psychological, mystery, isekai, sports, and romance/drama.

Long-running shounen anime have not been included in the list, except Detective Conan (in case you are looking for Bleach or Fullmetal Alchemist - yes, this is according to Aizen's plan too).

Part 2 of the series is in progress. Watch this space for updates ;)

It's trash harem but its sum of it is gud and underrated

some of it is ecchi so be a little picky

Overflowing with situational comedy, the everyday school life of the most ordinary teenagers, a large number of side characters with various funny gimmicks that create a kind of elusion of the reality of this quirky world. The fun soundtrack, the urban setting, and the vibes of old teen shows from my childhood are one of the most valuable things I love about anime. I've always been particularly fond of big-cast shows like this because of the nostalgic high school atmosphere and sitcom style of humor they provided, so I wanted to create a separate list for that.

For this reason, I tried to avoid fantasy, but still added some examples due to the fact that they still retain the right atmosphere and vibes. Also, some of these shows are high school romance, some are all-male or all-female comedies, so I decided to collect several options at once.

Tired of watching a show about a single pair of main characters? Don't worry, because this is the collection of harem animes that you might enjoy. Beautiful girls frolicking around a single male main character. They say, the more girls in the show, the merrier of pure enjoyment.