Chiisana Ahiru no Ooki na Ai no Monogatari: Ahiru no Kwak

I tried to make this list using mostly lesser-known fanservice-free anime. Most of these make the list based on having MAL ratings lower than PG-13 or having clean ratings for no sexual content or nudity on doesthedogdie.com. Some of the selections in the list do have fanservice in the original Japanese version that was omitted for the Western release.

Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/30553

Anime that were made in collaboration with studios from countries outside Japan. Outsourcing doesn't count. Aeni and donghua international co-productions may also be included.

Series which most Finnish people watched in their childhood.

Every anime Kenny Lauderdale has reviewed (or at least talked about)!

anime which have a duck as part of the cast (this is a very important topic to me)
does not include shorts/OVAs/movies/etc. unless i think they REALLY deserve a mention

Anime with a listed source as other on MyAnimeList.

This list might be particularly useful to people doing the yearly anime watching challenge.

For franchises, only one entry is included - assume that any sequels/spin-offs have the same source.

Anime that ran for approximately a single year. Episode counts including 45-55. Japanese anime only.

Part 2: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/56751
Part 3: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/57444

Anime that in some shape or form reference the Netherlands (because I am Dutch and therefore this NEEDED to be made)

In Real Life, we humans are basically the only species uncomfortable with public nudity. (Though the extent varies massively depending on the culture and time period Most other creatures in the world) with the arguable exceptions of hermit crabs, caddisfly larvae, and decorator crabs don't share this taboo, and spend the entirety of their lives without ever covering themselves in a shred of clothing. So when a work of fiction uses animals for its core cast of thinking, personified characters, what's an author to do about their underlying, well, nudity?

Now is an important time to define the term "nudity": When we say that a person is "naked", we usually use it in a social context, implying that they should Please Put Some Clothes On. As Fully-Clothed Nudity shows, we can consider a person "naked" even if they actually have some kind of clothes on. Even though the standard for acceptable human attire can vary with each culture, this isn't a standard we hold animals to; we just don't view their nudity as being so objectionable. Maybe it's the coat of fur (or feathers) that partially obscures their genitals already; maybe it's the four-legged posture that makes their unmentionables less visible than those of a bipedal human (especially from the front). So while we may not particularly want to be looking at an animal's family jewels, the omission of them in art is (usually) much less noticeable than Human Nudity.

The target demographic for this trope is more in response to Children and Teens. However this does not stop an Adult from Enjoying the Show.

or in Opposite Ways, This is about animals wearing accessories and pieces of clothing. Only, they are not Always cartoonish animals. They still walk on four legs (unless they are a bird or another animal that is supposed to be bipedal), most don't talk, they eat from the floor, and most lack the opposing thumbs and manual dexterity that allow them to hold things.

Given the lack of proper clothing that animals (those less anthropomorphic than the Civilized Animal tier) can wear without feeling uncomfortable, the amount of clothing they can wear usually doesn't exceed the accessory-wearing or half-dressed (shirt or other top but no pants or other bottom version) tiers.

Truth in Television: Some owners do give dogs clothes for them to wear, mostly for small dogs in winter. Also, working animals almost always wear special packs, vests, jackets, or blankets marking them as such.