Loveless

list of psychological, strange and experimental anime.

This list has a part 1: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/3795

Anime that have cute shotas (short young-looking boys) in it.

A-P shota character custom list:
https://www.anime-planet.com/users/widenosebuttchin/lists/shota-957434?viewAs=grid

Shota as main character stash for male-oriented audience, some has harem themes:
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/20690

Shota & loli romance: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/23125

(Revived stack. Questionable text has been removed)

Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/18596

This compilation stack consists of titles that contains a young male character with animal ears (Kemonomimi)

Some limitations you should know:
▶ Must be main story
..▷ MV, CM, and PV automatically excluded due to this rule
▶ Only first season to show, or season in which the character appears, and have significant role for plot progression
▶ Title should features the character mainly in human form (except for ears and tail) during their cast time
..▷ This means that furry (half-human with full body fur) should NOT be featured mainly during cast time
▶ No explicit content


Extremely niche? yes i know, even i have hard time curating this stack, fr 😔

Anime that are NOT available to watch outside of Japan LEGALLY through streaming services.
Stack made in collaboration with ReSeinen. The criteria for addition are found in the former three parts. But a TLDR:

- Only Japanese anime.
- Anime from 2000 onwards.
- Must appear as unavailable both in TheStreamable and LiveChart.me
- Must not be a purchase-only anime.
- No kids demographic.
- It must NOT be available to stream OUTSIDE of Japan.
- Official YouTube (or similar) uploads, free streaming services (Pluto TV, Plex, Tubi) and official websites available OUTSIDE Japan count as legal streaming services, in these cases it doesn't get added to the stack.
- Must not be lost media (Example, Kick Off 2002)
- If the anime gets licensed for streaming, it gets removed from the stacks.
- Not mandatory, but the anime should be preferably done by a relevant studio. (Down there we see anime made by Madhouse, OLM, Studio DEEN, ACGT, J.C.Staff or Shaft for example).
- It is recommended that the anime has full-length episodes, that is, 20 minutes or more.

Part 1: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/29552
Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/29610
Part 3: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/35755
Part 5: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/52751

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Anime taken off the lists:

- Katanagatari (on Netflix, some regions)
- Planetes (on ITV)
- Area no Kishi (Youtube Indonesia)
- The Laws of the Universe - The Age of Elohim (Tubi TV)
- Whistle! (Anime Onegai)
- Ginyuu Mokushiroku Meine Liebe (Anime Onegai)
- Ginyuu Mokushiroku Meine Liebe Wieder (Anime Onegai)

Animes where the guys have homo-erotic tension between each other.

✔ high bishie percentage (>90% main cast) or main protagonist bishies
✔ very sharp linework/shading cause I'm nearsighted AF

LGBT and LGBT-adjacent anime made by J.C.Staff.

Mitsuki Saiga has voiced a lot of transgender and androgynous characters in anime. Here's a list of some of her roles.

HUMANS WITH ANIMAL EARS/TRAITS!!!!

The female version of this stack with shows about unusual or non-standard female protagonists - https://myanimelist.net/stacks/57245 .

Actually, as in the previous case, this stack is intended for shows with male protagonists who do not conform to gender stereotypes or any “traditional” expectations of men. "Feminine" interests or personality, a move away from overly pronounced or stereotypical masculinity, seriously depicted queerness, etc.

A list of josei titles I have watched that present a very specific aesthetic and vibe similar to shounen anime, typically featuring battles and fight scenes, complex lore and worldbuilding, an all-male or mostly male cast of characters, little or no romance, and occasionally BL bait. While not totally the same as shounen, these josei titles have similarities that make them differ quite a bit from the usual romance or slice of life topics we tend to see in the adult female demographic. All of these titles are adaptations of manga serialized in Comic Zero-Sum or Comic Gene, two magazines in which this particular niche of josei seems to be the most common.