The Anime List For The Savvy
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The Anime List For The Savvy

A list of some of my favorite anime titles that the anime veterans can get with!

Jessica L. Wilson
Apr 18, 2018
Millennials of Michigan
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Hey, there anime lovers! We are back here with another list of titles for the ultimate savvy anime waters. This time, these titles may appeal to those of us who've loved or have been in love with anime for a long length of time, like me. These shows are some of my favorites, and probably the most memorable of any of the shows that I have ever been "into" throughout this entire genre. Sit back, pop open the internet and get watching.


Sailor Moon


Usagi Tsukino protects the world as Sailor Moon alongside her friends against the forces of evil. The original series is available to watch on VIZ Media, and also has a re-boot called, “Sailor Moon Crystal.”


InuYasha

Half-demon dog InuYasha seeks out a powerful jewel known as the Shikon jewel with the help of a girl from a future era named Kagome. The original series is available to watch on VIZ Media or Hulu subscribers.


Vampire Knight

Yuki Cross guards Cross Academy so that the human Day Class never discovers the secrets of the vampire Night Class. The original series is available to watch on Netflix for subscribers or VIZ Media.


Naruto

Naruto Uzumaki wants nothing more than to be the Hokage, leader of the village, and be known as one of the greatest ninjas even as darker challenges await him. The original series is available to watch on VIZ Media, Crunchyroll, and Hulu subscribers.


Ouran High School Host Club

Haruhi Fujioka becomes in debt to a ‘host club,’ which caters to the female students in the school, and it all starts from a vase. The original series is available to watch on Netflix for subscribers and Funimation.


Although this list may appeal to the savvier viewers, these titles are great for those just starting off in anime. Each show brings a good mix of comedy and drama that will reel any novice in for life. There are a few titles on the list that also have continuing parts to them that I will share at a later time. "Sailor Moon" was the very first anime I got into. The most important thing to remember as a savvy anime viewer, is that you can still revisit a series you've watched dozens of times, so any novice reading this- we’re in this together! Happy viewing all!


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