Kuroshitsuji: Book of Murder

Dark and edgy stuff found by yours truly the grim reaper edgelord crow

Watch order for Kuroshitsuji.

All the explanations are also in the descriptions but to sum it up:
Due to being caught up to the manga, first season of Kuroshitsuji had an original non-canon ending, which then was followed into the second season: Kuroshitsuji II.

Few years after those came out, we got "Book of Circus" which completely ignored all of the anime-only content from the previous two seasons, and instead simply adapted the manga arc that happens right after episodes 13-15 in Kuroshitsuji.

Because of all this mess you now get a choice of skipping the non-canon episodes and only watching those that were adapted from the manga. Whether you /should/ do that is all up to you. People generally prefer the manga adaptations, but Kuroshitsuji II also has a fair share of fans and introduces new characters that some people like.

My stack about some of my favorite animes that I watched every single one myself, containing Demons,Demon Lords (Maou), Djinn and even Yokai.

The demons can be the antagonists, protagonists or even a mean for power.

Some of them may take longer for the demons to appear, some of them will include demons/demon lords starting from 2nd Season.

As for the rating, I leave that to your own judgement and tastes.

Anime Set In Great Britain 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/36936

Anime set in aforementioned time periods. Some of them are technically not historical but have the vibes.
Only from what I have already watched, so sorry for a small number.
(Possibly mild spoilers)

One of my favorite anime tropes!

I love anime that feature what is normally a "background" character that is the perfect butler or concierge. They're good at seemingly everything - cleaning, cooking, mending ... you name it, so the master never has to worry. Oh and if things get dicey, it turns out the Butler is also secretly (or not secretly) Overpowered and has amazing martial arts or magical powers.

You know that butler! You might have seen them in these anime, sorted in Alphabetical Order.

Circus? Murder? A straight-forward list of the series that comprise the "Kuroshitsuji" anime, including both manga adaptations and anime-original material.

Eighteen-hundreds. The century of noblesse oblige and fantastical mysteries taking place in sublime surroundings. A feeling of eerieness in the air might also be present.

I've taken the liberty to include anime with supernatural and mythological themes also. As long as they fit the vibe.

Following the anime continuity is weird

These are the ones I have personally watched or can recommend based on friends.

Second interest stack to my cute boy thing. Please also look at number one https://myanimelist.net/stacks/8358

my favorite mysteries that are painfully queer and cause nothing but suffering


please read Sankaku and don't watch it they look so much better in the manga T-T

inspired by user someone444 's kobayashi list I get you. need to make my own because ive been tachipilled for the past few months; includes things ive at least started

Detective stories à la Sherlock Holmes

In these series, mysterious cases are solved with the help of logical deduction. They often feature main characters who are exceptionally intelligent and simply can't let go when they are on an exciting case.

These anime are some of the best anime ever created in my opinion.

These are the best OVA's in my opinion.

Noriyuki Abe is a Japanese anime storyboard artist, sound director and director. He worked at Studio Pierrot on anime series, such as Yu Yu Hakusho, Ninku, Flame of Recca, Great Teacher Onizuka, Bleach and Boruto. He won the Animage Anime Grand Prix award in 1993 and 1994.