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Anime Genres

 Anime has some unique genres. For example the most popular genre of anime is Shounen. Shounen includes stories with a lot of fighting and action, aimed to teen boys, usually about young male main character going through adventures (example of a famous shounen anime is Naruto). Opposite to Shounen is Shoujo, shows aimed to young girls, that focuse in relationships and romance. Next, there is an anime genre for stories full of fantasy, about shifting to another world- Isekai; or anime category for storytelling in worlds with giant robots- Mecha; or even genre called Slice of life- simply about someone’s everyday life. What is more, there are subgenres of those. For example „Slice of life” includes a funny subgenre, called Moe or „Cute Girls Doing Cute Things” (CGDCT). These are animes that have no action, no character development, and are just some light-hearted stories with comedy elements. There are many more anime categories, but these were some main ones and examples of how varied anime topics are, so that everyone can find a kind of anime for themselfs.

Sorces:
https://youtu.be/ry_XO-rWQLg
https://www.looper.com/177480/the-best-anime-of-the-past-decade/

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  1. englishdiary22 March 2022 at 12:04

    So I gather they can be about just anything and as dramatic or light-hearted as you want them to be.

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