Kyochuu Rettou Movie

If the majority of survival mangas focus on boys, some prefer focusing on girls.

A collection themed around the spookiest time of year, but it's always Halloween in my soul...

While most of this list falls under the horror/suspense/mystery genres, there are a few included based on their heavy themes of zombies/ghosts/vampires, etc.

This list ranges from incredibly good to laughably bad, so I've ordered it by score so you have a better idea of what you're in for. Sequels are not included.

Make or Break your heart from this Horror Scarelist. Be on the edge of your seat from mind twisting plots, and creeps or at the edge of your heart from horror mixed romances and adventures.

WARNING: May also include the following tags-> Romance, Light-hearted Horror, Magical Girls, Gore, Blood, Survival, High-stakes games, Body Horror, Insects, Zombie, Psychological, Dismemberment, Vampire, Killing, Self-harm, and more sensitive topics.

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Would appreciate more recommendations! Thank you for viewing this stack! <3
~ei

Horror Anime with LGBTQ+ characters. Some are headcanons- those are indicated by question marks. Not all are great representation.

Happy pride month!


Queer Horror Manga List: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/34689

Oh boy! I didn't think I'd find 50 anime that fit the criteria, but here we are again! This stack may contain more NSFL content compared to stack 1.

Because MAL requires 5 minimum to make a stack, some of these may be filler until I find better options.

The Bad Stuff:

So Bad It's Good (Part 1): https://myanimelist.net/stacks/25499
So Bad It's Good (Part 2): https://myanimelist.net/stacks/31107

The Good Stuff:

Good Funny Shitshows: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/26235

Anime with bugs that are big or bug-like creatures that are also big.


Things to note:
🐛 We will be using a very liberal definition of "bug" here, assuming it as interchangeable with "insect," or even with "creepy-crawly" in general. It then follows that "bug-like" can mean "similar to an insect."
🐛 We will also be using a liberal definition of "big," where we count the anime as long as the bug-like creature is big for a bug, regardless of whether it is an actual bug or just a bug-like creature. If the shark is acting like a bug, it counts as big even if it stays within the normal size range for a shark.
🐛 Some of these entries toe the line or straight up do not have bugs (see the shark example), but are here because they manage to keep the spirit of big bug-like creatures. If it creeps like a bug and crawls like a bug, we will be counting it as a bug(-like creature). Specifications in the notes.


Feel free to comment or PM with suggestions for additions to the stack because I can't remember any 💚

𝙍𝙀𝙂𝙐𝙇𝘼𝙍 𝙐𝙋𝘿𝘼𝙏𝙀𝙎 | 𝙌𝙐𝘼𝙇𝙄𝙏𝙔 𝙎𝙀𝙇𝙀𝘾𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉 | 𝙑𝙄𝙎𝙄𝙏 𝙋𝙍𝙊𝙁𝙄𝙇𝙀 𝙁𝙊𝙍 𝙈𝙊𝙍𝙀
Anime where the characters try to survive on an island against other humans, climate or the unknown.

the list mainly includes feature films over 1h20 but also some short and medium-length films/OAVs, which are also worth a watch!

English Voice Actors who are out as LGBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual, binary transgender, non-binary, genderqueer, intersex, queer, pansexual, asexual, aromantic, etc.) who have voiced canonically LGBT characters in anime.

Not on MAL:

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off!
Roxanne "Roxy" Richter (lesbian) was voiced by Mae Whitman (pan)


Not canonically queer, but gender non-conforming or queer-coded:

Pokemon (1997)
James (queer-coded) was voiced Ted Lewis (queer)
Meowth (trans-coded) was voiced by Maddie Blaustein (trans woman and intersex)
(The episode "Go West, Youth Meowth" inspired Maddie to come out as a trans woman)

Pokemon (2019)
James (queer-coded) was voiced by Edward Bosco (pan)

Kuragehime
Kuranosuke "Kurako" Koibuchi (cross-dressing man) was voiced by Jessie James Grelle (non-binary)

Youjo Senki
Salaryman/Tanya Degurechaff (gender-bending, reincarnation) was voiced by Jessie James Grelle (non-binary)

Vinland Saga
Canute (androgynous man) was voiced by Jessie James Grelle (non-binary)

One Piece
Izou (cross-dressing man) was voiced by Jessie James Grelle (non-binary)

Wonder Egg Priority
Momoe Sawaki (androgynous girl) was voiced by Michelle Rojas (non-binary)

Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru.
Saika "Sai" Totsuka (androgynous boy) was voiced by Margaret McDonald (non-binary and pan)

Onigiri
Veronica Vasilyevna Vonitsky (cross-dressing boy) was voiced by Margaret McDonald (non-binary and pan)

Free!
Nagisa Hazuki (gay-coded) was voiced by Greg Ayres (gay)
Rei Ryuugazaki (gay-coded) was voiced by J. Michael Tatum (gay)
Aiichirou "Ai" Nitori (gay-coded) was voiced by Jessie James Grelle (non-binary)

Nabari no Ou
Gau "Tenpa" Meguro (gay-coded) was voiced by Greg Ayres (gay)
Raikou Shimizu (gay-coded) was voiced by J. Michael Tatum (gay)

Baccano! specials
Graham Specter (bi-coded) was voiced by Chris Patton (gay)

Nerima Daikon Brothers
Hideki (bi-coded) was voiced by Greg Ayres (gay)
Ichiro (gay-coded) was voiced by Chris Patton (gay)

Kill la Kill
Ryuuko Matoi (bi-coded) was voiced by Erica Mendez (ace)

Dragon Ball Super
Freeza/Frieza (androgynous man) was voiced by Daman Mills (gay)

Double Decker! Doug & Kirill
Valery Vrubel (cross-dressing man) was voiced by Daman Mills (gay)

Hakata Tonkotsu Ramens
Xianming Lin (cross-dressing man) was voiced by Daman Mills (gay)

Black Cat
Creed Diskenth (gay-coded) was voiced by Chris Patton (gay)

Gatchaman Crowds Insight
Gelsadra (genderless?) was voiced by Chris Patton (gay)

Beastars
Legoshi (bi-coded) was voiced by Jonah Scott (bi)

Uzumaki
Ikuo Yokota (intersex man?) was voiced by Jonah Scott (bi)

Ranpo Kitan: Game of Laplace
Yoshio Kobayashi (cross-dressing boy) was voiced by Jill Harris (queer)

Overlord
Aura Bella Fiora (androgynous girl) was voiced by Jill Harris (queer)

Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Gou/Sotsu
Satoko Houjou (lesbian-coded) was voiced by Brittany Lauda (genderfluid and pan)
Mion Sonozaki (androgynous girl) was voiced Michelle Rojas (non-binary)
Rena Ryuuguu (pan-coded) was voiced by Emi Lo (agender)

Kusuriya no Hitorigoto
Maomao (aroace-coded) was voiced by Emi Lo (agender)

Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko!
Tomo Aizawa (androgynous girl) was voiced by Emi Lo (agender)

Dragon Ball Daima
Dende (intersex boy?) was voiced by Emi Lo (agender)

Fairy Tail
Frosch (genderless?) was voiced by Dawn M. Bennett (ace)

Ladies versus Butlers!
Kaoru Daichi (cross-dressing girl) was voiced by Brittany Lauda (genderfluid and pan)

Un-Go
Inga (genderfluid?) was voiced by Emily Neves (pan)

A List of Animes with the WORST EVIL Ratings, Although Some I Don't Agree, But This List is Based on Ratings

Lista de Animes e Continuações pra coloca no MAL e assistir depois ^^

More movies between 70 and 79 minutes, including OVAs and ONAs but not including H-content