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A crime organization controls Tokyo, now known as Toshima.

The series follows Akira, a street-fighting champion falsely accused of murder and set for life imprisonment. It’s just so casual, something you might think can happen to anyone, anytime, anywhere.

This short story begins in winter, when a guy named Myeongyi returns to his high school class’ reunion party to see his secret crush Seonho.

on Ice smashed preconceptions and created a sports anime filled with action and suspense. Also known as “Hora, Mimi ga Mieteru yo!” in Japanese, or “Look, I Can See Your Ears!” this Chinese-made web series has its pilot running for only three minutes.

It appears to be a mix between Doraemon and Chobits in a BL overlay.

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MAL Score: 6.91

Take a break from sad tragic stories and overtly mature themes.

It has a grander world-building than the Saiyuki franchise. “spoiled girl”). Whether it’ll be a more intriguing analogue to Fifty Shades Darker remains to be seen.

9. On the other end is Hikaru Kusakabe, a guitar-playing stud who is not doing well academically. However, the two are secretly lovers. And their relationship does not stop at being father and son.

A lot of drama, and steamy/ confusing scenes.

It follows Haru Kaidou who was tricked by his mother, Haruko, to return to Canada since she’s “dying”. It is like a better adaptation of 50 Shades of Grey, in anime format.

It follows Yashiro, the young leader of a Yakuza family as well as the president of the enterprise that serves as their group’s front.

If you still find yourself looking for something, perhaps the novels, which is the source of it all, is the next step to take.

22. Its cop comedy is quite reminiscent of City Hunter, especially Ryo Saeba’s tendencies around women. Dee, however, has an ulterior motive – advance their relationship to the next level.

Their supposed easy break suddenly transforms into chaos with a series of murders occurring in the hotel they are staying at.

While Given is generally a vanilla series, without any heavy scenes, Akihiko and Haruki together maneuver through a more mature, rockier road.

For non-fujoshi fans, there’s a lot to watch out for in Given. One reviewer wrote: “If you are a Fujoshi or Fudanshi who are into gay hentai and just wanna see guys doing it this is the anime for you.”

However, it ends in a cliffhanger after its two-part OVA adaptation, almost forcing fans to read the manga it was based on to quench their thirst.

Given did it with a layered connection between the two starting with something as simple as replacing the strings on a guitar.