[Death note] I Just finished watching the final episode
Death Note was my very first anime, and it completely blew me away. However, because it's the only series I’ve ever watched, I am still very new to this world. I realized I have no idea where to go from here. Since I lack experience, I’m reaching out to this community for guidance. What should someone like me watch next? I really enjoyed the suspense and the psychological games in Death Note. Please share your best recommendations for a total beginner. I am open to any genre, as long as the story is truly compelling and well-written. Thanks for the help!
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It's a classic and probably has the best ending in all of anime.
I've also stuck to relatively recent stuff that's easily available on streaming (Crunchyroll or Netflix)
* **Bocchi the Rock** (12 episodes + Season 2 in production)
* Genre: Music/Comedy
* An introverted girl with social anxiety issues and no friends spends years hiding in her closet (literally) endlessly practicing guitar in the hopes of being invited into a band and making friends. After years of not working, she's become a great guitarist and youtube minor star--and finally gets invited into a band. Comedy ensues.
* ,**Dandadan** (24 episodes + Season 3 in Production)
* Genre: Action / Comedy / Romance
* Basically a mashup of Japanese folklore, urban legends, aliens, and shounen action, rolled into a Romcom. I've described it as "Men in Black meets Japanese Yokai (demons)"-- a what is all the urban legends and folk tales are true. And aliens. It's funny, the action's fantastic, and the central romance storyline is sweet.
* **Overtake** (12 Episodes - Complete)
* Genre: Autoracing
* High school boy is a promising driver in the F4 circuit (basically the lowest tier of formula racing) where he competes on a hobby team against teams of aspiring professional drivers with much better funded teams. His challenges are being covered by a photographer with a past who's struggling to take photos of people due to a past incident. A short, tight story that is very emotional and well acted.
To get you sucked into anime:
Solo leveling
Attack on titan
Demon slayer
One punch man (first I thought it looked stupid, but this one turned out to be hilarious)
Do you want death Note but it's a rom-com Kaguya-sama love is war