1. Banana fish
Banana Fish is a cartoon adaptation in which New York gang member Ashlinks seeks to uncover the secret behind a mysterious drug that may have upset his brother. He received unexpected help from a Japanese photojournalist who arrived in New York City to report on a local gangster.
The original manga was set a long time ago, but this new adaptation looks pretty faithful to the original work. You can expect a fairly consistent level of expressive animation. Creator who also worked on the first two freelancers! It is a series, and the composition of the series is the same , who did the Mob Psycho 100. The series will also run in two cools until the fall.
2. Attack on Titan Season 3
In another version of Earth, humans have receded behind three rows of 160-foot walls to protect themselves from giant humanoid monsters called Titans. These creatures are numb and appear to exist solely to kill and eat humans. For over a century, people lived this way, protected by walls. Until a 200-foot giant appears and makes a hole. The series follows the protagonists Ellen, as well as other new recruits from the reconnaissance squad, working to prevent the invasion of the newly adapted Titan.
Attack on Titan started in 2013, but after a four-year hiatus, it returned in 2017 with a 12-episode second season. With a combination of brutal horror, action, character drama and politics, the show has contributed to the success of many anime enthusiasts.
3. Working cells!
Working cells! The human body is envisioned as a city inhabited by anthropomorphic versions of cells. The story continues with a red blood cell deliverer, properly named red blood cells, to work with other cells to keep them alive and healthy and fight foreign microbes.
The series was animated by David Production, which animated the four seasons that aired before JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, and Director Kenichi Suzuki directed the first three of those JoJo's seasons. With the show's weird beliefs, this looks like a potentially ideal combination. Not only because of the good animated JoJo season, but also because Kenichi and David have the ability to tell strange stories and make them interesting. This seems like a good show that many people see.
4.This time it was reborn as a slime
The first episode of this captivated me. That is, every episode where the man's last wish is to wipe out the hard drive got my vote. This turned out to be a pretty fun twist on the supersaturated genre.
Satoru is a middle-aged man who agrees to meet her new girlfriend with her juniors. What he didn't want to do was she jumped between her and her criminal with a knife. Before he knew it, he died and suddenly lived again ... in another world ... as a slime.
5.Goblin Slayer
Leprechaun, leprechaun, leprechaun.
Goblin Slayer is his very ... The fierce first episode. Others have been postponed, but I admire the wonderful change in genre. It's a serious show with some pretty great comic relief moments.
Goblin Slayer is the name of an adventurer who only accepts goblin hunting quests. After saving the priest from a miserable fate, she joins his group. Since then, more and more people are looking for him and looking for his abilities.
It was good
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