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Our Top 12 Favourite Anime Series of 2021 With 8 Bonus Honourable Mentions (Only Available Here on the Blog)  Hi Everyone! We know we’re off to a late start, but Happy New Year! This year we decided to give you guys not 10 but 12 of our top favourite anime series of 2021, which you can watch here: Not only that, but we’ll also be giving you guys 8 bonus anime series that made our honourable mentions list here on our blog. In all that’s 20 anime series from 2021 to check out! So what are you waiting for? Get scrolling ~ * Like last year, we’ll only be covering anime series that debuted in 2021, so no sequels and no movies either. Studio: P.A. Works  |  Genre: Drama  |  Duration: 24 episodes  |  Stream: Crunchyroll #8 – The Aquatope on White Sand  Starting our list off in the #8 spot is a mesmerizing anime by P.A. Works. The Aquatope on White Sand follows two girls, Fuka Miyazawa and Kukuru Misakino, as their lives cross paths one day at an aquarium...

  Samurai Champloo An Anime Review - Bonus Content Studio: Manglobe |  Released: 2004 |  Duration: 26 Episodes | Streaming on: Funimation Hi Everyone! Whenever we think of Summer there’s always one anime that comes straight to mind, which is Samurai Champloo. Must be the smiling giant yellow sunflowers, and we know, we know, it’s already Fall, almost Winter actually, but can’t we give Summer just one final hurray before we bid it farewell until next year? We’ll take your silence as tacit compliance.  So where were we? Oh yes, Samurai Champloo. If you haven’t seen our video review of the series yet we recommend checking that out first if you want to learn more about the plot and creative process. If you’ve already watched it though and are here for the bonus content, don’t let us stop you, and just keep on scrolling.     Now if you guys have been following our blog and videos you’ll know that not only do we like anime, but we also really like history, a...

Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro An Anime Review - Bonus Content Studio: TMS Entertainment  |  Released: 1979  |  Duration: 1h 40min Hey Everyone! Some of you may remember hearing us mention Lupin the Third: The Castle of Cagliostro in our previous Cowboy Bebop and 2020 Top Ten videos, but we thought it was so good it deserved a video of its own. Not to mention it is Hayao Miyazaki’s directorial film debut.   We’d recommend checking out our anime review video below on the film first to find out more about the story, the creative process, and even why more and more anime seems to be inspired by Europe. If you’ve already watched it then as always feel free to continue reading on as we’ll be covering some bonus content here that we weren’t able to fit in our video. Darn Those '70s Kids Something that was interesting to find out about the film, was that Miyazaki was mainly targeting it towards all the kids that came of age during the 70s in Japan. Why them...

Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust An Anime Review - Bonus Content Studio: Madhouse  |  Released: 2000  |  Duration: 1h 43min Hi Everyone! It’s a little late, but we have another Anime Review for you all! Weirdly it was about this time last year when we came out with another anime review about vampires… Must be something about spring that just makes us long for a good monster horror story. This time, we’ll be talking about the visually stunning animated film Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust by Studio Madhouse. Bloodlust was directed by Yoshiaki Kawajiri  (Ninja Scroll)  and is based on the third book, “Demon Deathchase,” from author Hideyuki Kikuchi’s Vampire Hunter D series.  Some of you might remember it from our Top 10 Horror Anime List post from a few years back. Bloodlust was one of the first anime films we saw growing up and one we like to refer to as an anime classic. Even rewatching it now, we still get blown away by how beautiful and smooth the animation...