Table Of Content
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reddit.com/r/Animesuggest
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History of Anime
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Inspired by Disney
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My recent experience on r/AnimeSuggest
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About r/AnimeSuggest - Community & Members
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How to access r/AnimeSuggest?
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Moderators of r/AnimeSuggest
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Why should you follow r/AnimeSuggest?
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Community Engagement
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Browsing & Navigation
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Reddit Gold
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Filter by flair
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Important rules you must know before joining r/AnimeSuggest?
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Design
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Most Upvoted Content on this subreddit
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Most Upvoted Content 2020
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Conclusion
reddit.com/r/Animesuggest
Anime as an art form has become increasingly popular within the western world. Several aspects such as anime, cosplay, manga, and games have taken over the world. The visual narrative and compelling storylines have been able to capture the imagination of audiences - especially young adults and teens. With great content, the viewers and readers are able to gratify their perception owing to mind-boggling plot and character development. Though anime began its journey in the 1900s, it's only in the last 30-40 years that it's been able to penetrate to other side of society.
History of Anime
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The oldest anime movie, Imokawa Mukuzo Genkanban?, was released over a hundred years ago in 1917. But in 2005, an undated 3 seconds film consisting of fifty frames was found in Kyoto. As per the discoverer, Naoki Matsumoto, this film can very well predate the original 1917 release. It's incredible to see that an increasing number of people are growing interested in this form of art - which is an inexpensive way of storytelling when you compare it with live-action films. Anime as a mainstream content genre was inspired by Disney's style of animation, most notably, Bambi and ?Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?.
Inspired by Disney
In the early 1900s, Japan's cartoonists drew inspiration from Disney movies to create their own versions. Shimokawa Oten, who rolled out the first five movies, was later succeeded by Kobayashi Shokai, whose technical expertise is still revered and has had a great impact on anime. He has created more than 15 movies as an animator.
I decided to write about Anime's history because it is a multimillion dollar industry today. It's natural that as an anime lover or someone who is just starting to be interested in it, you should know about the heritage. So, now that you have a fair understanding of it, let's jump to our main topic - r/AnimeSuggest.
My recent experience on r/AnimeSuggest
Secondly, I upvoted a post about a new show that's coming out.
Quite recently, I voted on two posts on this subreddit. The first was a suggestion where a user was asking for a Rom-Com where you don't have to wait until the last episode, 2 seasons, or 2 movies for a single kiss. The requirement was clearly stated and thus he was able to generate over 200 responses from fellow anime heads. Secondly, I voted on a post about a new show that's coming out.
My second experience was seeing how many people voted on and suggested a post about a Rich guy/poor girl, old-ish romcom. It attracted more than 370 upvotes and received more than 50 suggestions. That was cool to see, and it showed how many people care about what you watch.
About r/AnimeSuggest - Community & Members
subreddit_r/Anime is a great place to suggest an anime, manga, light novel, or visual novel that you?ve seen and loved. You can also ask about what to watch, read, or play next. The community has 191,000 members out of which 800-1500 members are online at any given time. This subreddit was created on August 27, 2011 and has been stationary in recent times.
This subreddit is perfect for anyone who loves anime-related content. It's full of personal experience, positive feedback, listicles, and creative takes on anime, manga, and other forms of animation. So if you're interested in getting involved and sharing your thoughts, this is the place for you!
How to access r/AnimeSuggest?
If you?re not a Reddit user, you can create an account and enter your email address to join the community. Once your account is confirmed, you?ll be able to follow subreddits, comment on posts, and even post content on any of them.
Moderators of r/AnimeSuggest
There are 192,000 subscribers to Anime on Reddit. This is a sizable number and it requires more than a couple of individuals to handle the day-to-day activities on this subreddit. At the time of writing this review, there were six moderators on this page - AutoModerator, AnimeSuggestMed, messem10, chiefnoah, Herbrax, and Dorrn JD.
Why should you follow r/AnimeSuggest?
The r/AnimeSuggest community is filled with interactive content. You can ask a question and receive 20-30 responses on average. Even a basic question such as "Is Haikyuu worth watching?" attracts nearly 900 upvotes and 210 comments. The best part about this community is that everyone is super cooperative, so you don't have to think twice before posting a query. Most of the content on this platform revolves around anime suggestions, anime reviews, character development, and listicles.
Community Engagement
AnimeSuggest has a high engagement rate on Reddit. For each post that I browsed today, more than 50 of them had over 20-25 responses. This is such a confidence booster as you know that you can rely on the members of this subreddit. I myself posted a question regarding which anime I should watch next, and based upon my input, many people recommended Death Note. And after completing the series, my faith in AnimeSuggest has grown over time.
Browsing & Navigation
Since the majority of the content on this platform is text-based, you won't experience any loading issues when browsing and navigating across various sections. You can stay up-to-date with the community even when you're on a stable internet connection. There are a few ads in the feed and on the sidebar, but those don't hamper your browsing experience. They're well-placed, keeping the overall user experience in mind.
Reddit Gold
Though the number of upvotes on posts is down, the quality and quantity of comments and interactions make this community a gem. In addition to Reddit Gold, I've seen more than 15-20 golds awarded across popular posts in the past 6 months. This subreddit is fascinating because you'll find more gold being given to comments than to the actual posts themselves. And that's understandable given it's user comments that provide helpful information.
Filter by flair
I'm not unhappy with this particular section of the forum. There are four main options - Meta, What to Watch?, What's this From? (unsolved)?, and Series Specific Question. These are quality filter options given that you can get your queries solved within a short period if you use the right flair. Most of the time, it happens that I cannot recollect a certain scene from a certain anime, and so I just use the image and add What's this From? filter and the fellow community members are at the rescue.
Important rules you must know before joining r/AnimeSuggest?
If you're into anime, you'll love this subreddit. However, before you join, make sure to follow the rules and guidelines of r/AnimeSuggest so you don't violate them.
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All posts must be tagged with the correct flair.
Describe the item in detail. Don't just say what it is, explain why you like or don't like it.
to Protect Spoilers
Please use Spoiler Codes to protect spoilers. By doing so, you can avoid ruining the surprises for other readers.
on the subreddit.
Please do not post any NSFW content on this subreddit.
Before you post something online, be sure to search for potential spoilers.
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We don't allow any illegal content on our site.
and optimistic
It's important to be positive and optimistic, especially when facing tough times. It will help you stay upbeat, even in the face of setbacks, and help you move on from them faster.
Design
This subreddit isn't my cup of tea, but I can appreciate the effort put into creating a unique community icon. There's a light blue cover at the top followed by the standard Reddit menu featuring sorting features, Join option, filter by flair, and other options.
Most Upvoted Content on this subreddit
I've burnt myself out watching anime, so I will probably be taking a long break from it. Although I really wanted to make a suggestion list for this subreddit, so here you go! - 1,700 upvotes
I put together a list of some great anime that everyone should watch. It's been organized by genre, and there are 1,600 upvotes for it!
Are there any anime movies that are appropriate for an 80-year-old man? 1,500 people have voted for suggestions, so it seems like there might be some out there. Let's explore them!
TL;DR I've been in a coma for 5 years and what great anime did I miss? 999 upvotes say that I missed some great anime.
After the tragedy, some people recommended shows to watch - 965 upvotes.
Most Upvoted Content 2020
this!
Watch Steins;Gate if you haven't already! - It's highly recommended, thanks for considering it!
Looking for an anime I watched as a child? 909 people have upvoted that suggestion.
Anime that you think everyone should watch has received 863 upvotes.
and 100% agree that scene in Naruto where Sasuke reveals his true self to Naruto is the most tear-jerking.
A popular vote on Reddit has results for which scene from the Naruto anime can make anyone cry. Out of all the choices, the scene in which Sasuke reveals his true self to Naruto wins by a landslide!
say yes
The majority of users recommend watching Haikyuu! It has received 854 upvotes on popular opinion site, opinion polls.
Conclusion
Hello, everyone!
If you're like me, you love discovering new anime and suggesting it to others. That's why I'm excited to say that r/AnimeSuggests is the perfect community for you. Whether you're a beginner who's just starting out or an experienced anime fan looking for something new to watch, this is the forum where you can find it all. So come on over and join the fun!
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