Best of /r/anime 2025: Day 3 - Most Valuable Contributor
Welcome to day 3! Today we vote for the most valuable contributors of 2025.
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**Instructions:**
- You may nominate any user that has made a significant contribution to /r/anime in 2025.
- The user may have made a single post/comment that stood out, or a series of contributions over the course of the year
- Create a nomination by making a comment on this post. In the comment, include:
1. The name of the nominee
2. An example of that user's contribution to /r/anime, e.g. a post or comment that they made
3. A short explanation of their contribution(s)
- Upvote any nomination that you feel is deserving of the award.
- Feel free to reply to other nominations to support them if someone already nominated your pick!
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**The users who posted the top 5 comments will receive a custom flair of their choosing, along with the usual trophy flair.**
As a reminder, a new category of the best of awards will be posted each day from today until January 8.
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**Useful links**
- [Best of /r/anime 2025 - nominations wiki is a work in progress](https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/wiki/bestof2025)
- **For the schedule, questions, or comments, go to the announcement post [here](https://redd.it/1q1m05j).**
Have fun! [](#hyoukawink)
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**Instructions:**
- You may nominate any user that has made a significant contribution to /r/anime in 2025.
- The user may have made a single post/comment that stood out, or a series of contributions over the course of the year
- Create a nomination by making a comment on this post. In the comment, include:
1. The name of the nominee
2. An example of that user's contribution to /r/anime, e.g. a post or comment that they made
3. A short explanation of their contribution(s)
- Upvote any nomination that you feel is deserving of the award.
- Feel free to reply to other nominations to support them if someone already nominated your pick!
---
**The users who posted the top 5 comments will receive a custom flair of their choosing, along with the usual trophy flair.**
As a reminder, a new category of the best of awards will be posted each day from today until January 8.
---
**Useful links**
- [Best of /r/anime 2025 - nominations wiki is a work in progress](https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/wiki/bestof2025)
- **For the schedule, questions, or comments, go to the announcement post [here](https://redd.it/1q1m05j).**
Have fun! [](#hyoukawink)
Commentaires
[Here's an example.](https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/s/ExL9sF04nI)
The dude time and time again gave analysis of Toradora. He's wrote like over 200 parts over the course of this rewatch and something like 100,000 words. The Toradora rewatch was my highlight of 2025 and he was a big reason why.
Even though he didn't contribute much to the subreddit as a whole, I don't think anyone has contributed more to a singular rewatch than him.
First, to /u/littleislander. While their contributions I most enjoyed this year were their weekly thoughts and adaptation notes on *Anne Shirley*, posted in CDF, they also hosted 3 great rewatches, [contributed](https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/1mav4j7/short_and_sweet_sundays_one_sided_conversation_in/) to [writing pieces](https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/1lvpwii/seasonal_short_and_sweets_improvement_through/) , and in general being a great person to see on the sub with their lovely way with words, and passion for anime.
Thank you so much for the nomination and kind words! Any award is a great compliment of course, but even just being considered for this one feels the best.
There are.... a herculean number of threads that trusty Lovepon posts every season, and while it may be quicker to just use google to search for a particular episode thread we need (i do this myself), they are actually all archived and organized by them neatly in our subreddit wiki, and it serves as a great in-house archive and repository for one of the mainstays of our sub.
/r/anime is oft rather focused on giant corporate projects, which makes Puddo's posts a breath of fresh air.
Jokes asides, theres so many and I dont remember their names but the person who posts these "100 genre anime" compilation videos
Their name is u/ooReiko
>Me, because I am so awesome ~ /u/Maxizag123
[aaaah](#volibearq)
>But I did report them once for blatantly spoiling the end of Gunbuster
I shall forgive this betrayal just this once
[](#mug3)
Really appreciate it, and happy to hear my ramblings have been enjoyable!
u/InternationalDrop102 for the Cinderella Gray cour 1 real world comparison posts like [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/anime/comments/1lo1yy8/umamusume_cinderella_gray_ep_13_breakdown_the/) - note the bottom of this post has links to other episode write ups.
u/ptol59 for a similar service for Cinderella Gray cour 2 in the source corner of the airing threads.
Both helpfully provided significant details and insights of how the real world events unfolded, and how the show integrated them in interesting ways for the dramatic effects. Both are really essential readings for a good appreciation of the show and the production staff's intents and efforts, much like a few years ago during the Vampire Cosmonaut Irina's airing, u/8andahalfby11 did the write ups about the real world events and personalities.