Name: 2016年のアニメトップ10 (Top 10 Anime of 2016)
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Following 2015's frankly disappointing year of anime, 2016 was a relief.

Full of surprises, experimentation and most importantly progression.

This year has been host to some of my now favourite series, for the first time in awhile

i'll have a genuinely hard time deciphering what I like more.

That's not to say we haven't had our fair share of bad shows, 2016 has been no exception

to the storm of poorly produced calamities that everyone loves to hate.

Regardless of content it's been an interesting year for us over here in the west, the growing

online streaming services mean that almost every airing show has been picked up and subbed

No more are the days of shows being forgotten by a lack of subtitles, we're living in

a weird time where everything is available in great quality with reliable sub titles.

It's also been a great year for anime coverage here on youtube, i've lost count of how

many new, innovative anime videos i've seen, offering new perspectives and broadening our

But, before we embark on a new year we need to make sense of the current, to understand

what 2016 meant to japanese animation, giving us an indicator to what might be on the horizon.

Gundam Thunderbolt was a huge treat, a beautiful showcase of intricate animation, telling a

story from the Gundam universe with a stylistic twist.

It was a jazz inducing mech experience in many senses, these mind blowing actions scenes

with hauntingly striking character moments.

For a series that only lasted a few episode, it had massive impact.

Subtle details and a slow moving story allowed them to build up the world and it's characters

To be honest it was more of a visual experience, the narrative was at points just a baseline

But that on its own created a lot of value.

3-Gatsu is again, more of a visual treat, but less of a flashy exhibition.

The visuals have this dark, meditated eeriness to them.

Drawn out shots from a distance or unnatural compositions.

And this mirrors into the story and its characters, theres always this underlying darkness to

everything that isn't directly addressed for a lot of the story.

Even the juxtaposition created by the brighter moments still works into the whirlpool of

And the production in general is just brilliant, the slowly animated, detailed facial expressions

It's been one of the more interesting shows of the year.

Kuromukoro is one of those shows that really encapsulates the cultural differences in how

It really represents those feelings of curiosity I had in anime and japanese video games before

Kuromukuro has Samurais, princesses, high schools, unnecessarily complicated mech mechanics;

And this whirlwind is exactly why the show works, it's so busy with excitement and

twists that you kind of gloss over how complicated and incoherent it actually is.

Despite it's complexities, it manages to nail the basics with intriguing characters

and and somewhat easy-to-follow underlying narrative.

I might not really know what everyone is doing what they're doing but they're doing it

with such style it's hard not to be glued to the series.

After blasting through KonoSuba in a day, it easily became the most fun and accessible

watches i've had all year, with an explosively energetic cast and wild setting, KonoSuba

had the rains to basically do whatever it wanted without feeling detached.

It created this beautifully simple premise and just bounced ideas off of it, offering

a massive range of comical approaches and styles, it uses mini adventures as a base

That's not to say the series didn't offer any substance, I think the show's simple

appearance disguises some really smart storytelling.

I loved how the characters interacted so naturally and how the silly storylines felt so right.

The series itself somehow became a fresh take on a painfully overused premise by ignoring

Unfortunately a lot of KonaSuba becomes a bit of a blur after awhile, its characters

and the odd episode being the only things that really stick out, but for it achieve

what it did in such a simple and unique way is commendable.

As a massive fan of classic mafia movies, 91 Days offered to scratch an itch that animation

Gangster flicks in anime are not common, i can count the ones i've watched on one hand,

The genre relies on stark realism and believability to work, unlike the something like the samurai

genre that has sword fights and epic settings, Gangster stories offer very little in terms

It's hard to make a business deal or an important family event matter if you're not

A realism that can be achieved easily with live action but not so easily with animation.

But, 91 Days offered that realism by creating characters and a world that were easy to engage

I could really see the events of the show actually happening in that city, I could imagine

the characters talking in dingy bars and squabbling over family arguments.

The events of the show ended up not being as exciting as they could have been but I

felt as if i experienced a collection of important and real events in a world, it felt like everything

that was happening had weight and knock on effects.

It was nice to see a change in tone from a lot of other shows this year.

DJ Agetarou is by far the biggest and most welcomed surprise of the year.

A show that has the shell of a scarcely produced throwaway short the heart of a fantastic exploration

of passion with a subtly evocative visual presence.

Using its simple exterior and structure, the show explores with ease the technicalities

and meaning of passion, touching on different themes with every episode.

Throughout the series our main character discovers and develops an interest in music, exploring

not only the medium but hidden emotions he didn't think he had.

DJ Agetarou's stark precision in nailing exactly why we love music, or any other hobby

There are moments that captured me with unbelievable accuracy, pinpointing perfectly, emotions

All while maintaining a hilarious and not overstated sense of humor, a fun cast of characters

and a surprisingly relatable world to take place in.

Flying Witch's beautiful simplicity has been really overlooked.

It has received a lot of praise for its heartfelt stories and lovable characters but people

forget that the series has very little in plot points or action to make this happen.

For Flying Witch to create such connections with its viewer while staying extremely simple

It used powerful, grounded moments to build up characters, progressing over time to pay

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