D4DJ First Mix

Any piercing that isn't a lobe piercing.
Please PM me pierced characters, they must have their piercings visible in the anime.
(I'm excluding the big 3 to save up space).

1. Cast is all-girl
2. Not in the romance genre*
3. Only Slice of life shows[so no action/battle shows].


Split up in multiple parts due to number of entries.


*Updated on 4 October 2022*

A collection of anime that deal with music one way or the other.

Passion-filled shows that burn into your soul! Do you like perfoming arts? Visual arts? Music? Drama? Romance?

Try out the series in this stack. You might find yourself empowered!

Will add more based on new releases.

Do you create art, literature, music, food, or physical goods? You will probably relate to the people in these shows!

Everything in this stack has a plot or themes about creators and their relationships to the things they create. The creators don't always have to be the main character, but in most cases, they will be.

Not all entries from each franchise will be included, to give me more space to add different shows. The theme doesn't necessarily need to be about art, but that was where this interest stack was originally meant to go. (Some of these shows will be "sports" anime with the sports in question being particularly artsy.)

If you have any shows you think would fit in here that I didn't include, it's either because I haven't watched it yet or because I ran out of space in the stack. Drop by my profile and leave a comment, and I will be updating this stack as I watch more shows, and maybe a sequel stack will be somewhere down the road.

Anime adaptations of various gacha games, that is, basically mobile games of various genres (mostly musical or associated with moe anthropomorphism), where you play to earn points that can be spent on getting limited attractive characters (or cards with them) in a virtual analogue of a vending machine. Popularly, these anime are also often referred to as waifu or hasubendo bait shows due to the large number of attractive characters that the adaptation advertises to entice you to download the game.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gacha_game

-Assault Lily
-D4DJ
-Rebirth
-Revue Starlight
-Teppen

Derived from AniFem's Top Picks for 2020 and Top Picks for 2021

See the website for their pros and cons per title:
https://www.animefeminist.com/anime-feminists-top-picks-for-2020/
https://www.animefeminist.com/anime-feminists-top-picks-for-2021/

See also:
Parts 1-3, 5-7
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/17514
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/17515
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/18757
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/18995
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/18999
Manga Recs
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/17520
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/28358
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/28535
Chatty AF
Anime
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/22027
Manga
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/25862
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/25883
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/26994
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/27949

Vem com o pai, in the most brabos animes of antitropinha group

This is a stack of Music-related anime featuring some of the best and most spectacular stage effects.
With the capability to project images and scenery on stage or temporarily alter the state of reality to give a fantastic performance.

Wooser cameos in these shows, and/or these shows cameo in Wooser's Hand-to-Mouth Life. You won't notice until you know about Wooser, but when you know...
I've probably forgotten some anime so please tell me if you see [that thing] and if any shows belong or don't belong on this list.

I've seen Wooser TOO many times, I'm annoyed and now I made this list.

This is a stack of Anime which each have a Main Cast of Only 4 Females, no more, no less, and no males will be in these Main Casts.

If you like the types of shows featured in this stack, feel free to check out this stack series: Comedic All Female Cast/CGDCT Shows, as it might contain more anime you would like.

This stack will only contain the first season of each series.

This stack is intended for a show that premiered and peaked in popularity during the so-called Generation Z, and was also largely intended for this audience (people born between 1997 and 2012). Accordingly, the list also includes updated versions of classic franchises for modern audiences.

If I missed anything, including among the upcoming hyped adaptations, feel free to PM me about it.

The most prominent signs or clichés of anime for the zoomer audience:

* Return to the topic of confrontation between adolescents and adults who do not understand them and the conflict of individualism against collectivism in general.
* More progressive content, expanded focus on feminism, environmentalism, LGBTQ friendliness and awareness of many other social topics, etc.
* More female (especially in previously more or less male franchises) or unusual development of male protagonists, expansion of the role and writing of female characters in general.
* Increased attention to the realities of modern life like gadgets, social networks (Internet) and modern pop culture in general.
* More focus on psychology and personal experiences, including the suffering of the characters than on pure action and fanservice.
* More adaptations of non-standard sources or topics like Korean manhwa or Chinese games.

P.S. The list is constantly updated depending on the emergence of new significant anime or the loss of relevance of old ones.

This stack is for anime with a strong urban culture, usually expressed in copious urban jungle or "big anthill" aesthetics, contemporary youth art genres such as street graffiti or alternative music (street hip-hop, alternative rock or electronic dance music), various today subcultures, modern street fashion in clothes, accessories and hairstyleg of the characters and the stereotypical urban themes such as street gangs, young artists, and life of modern youth in large cities in general.

Given the rapid development of such trends, I tried to select mostly new or relatively new shows, but you can also find anime from the 00s here due to the extreme popularity of such topics in shows of that time. Also, I tried not to include a cyberpunk show, since this is still a rather specific separate genre, which is easier to single out into some separate stack. Although it has large doses of grim urban culture, yes.

P.S. I don't watch shows like this that often, so don't be afraid to tell me which shows I can add or remove from this stack. Of course, regardless of genre or target audience.