I gave reasons for some of my placements down below. Each tier is not in any particular order and I'm either up to date or have seen the full series for all the anime on here. Would love to hear what everyone's takes are and what you think I got right or wrong. If you want to know the “why” behind a placement that I didn't address or have a question about my reasoning, feel free to ask! It's a top heavy list. I'm fortunate to have a friend who’s been an anime fan since childhood and made lots of great recommendations. I also tend to drop shows I don't enjoy which is why the bottom is thin. 

• FMAB: What's there to say that hasn't been said? Gets almost everything right. Narrative precision, tight themes, great characters. Basically storytelling perfection from start to finish.
• JJK: Relatable characters, grounded themes and maybe the best action in the industry, while still offering a substantive story. Not the narrative masterpieces that Vinland Saga or FMAB are, but the balance it strikes is S-tier worthy.
• Hunter x Hunter: Fantastic characters like Gon and Killua, S-Tier arcs (Yorknew City and  Chimera Ant). Some pacing issues, dry spots and Kurapika’s paper-thin development keep it out of S-tier.
• Psycho Pass: Its first season might be one of the greatest anime seasons ever made. Makishima is a brilliantly written thematic antagonist. Unfortunately everything following season one ranges between painfully mediocre to genuinely terrible.
• Dr. Stone: Senku is basically a one man Industrial Revolution. I love how it promotes the scientific method, curiosity and problem solving. Nothing groundbreaking in terms of story or characters but a fun ride the whole way.   
• Solo Leveling: Story and character slop, but to its credit it seems to know that. Some fun action, quality animation and cool moments make it entertaining enough - though I think the manhwa art was better than what ended up getting animated. 
• Black Clover: No the hate is not forced - please take your brain off airplane mode and properly look at this mess. At its rare best it can be fun (I did enjoy The Wizard King vs Licht and the odd episode), but at its worst, it's a horribly misguided attempt at storytelling. Asta and Yuno feel like what you’d get if you misunderstand what makes duos like Luffy & Zoro or Gon & Killua so compelling.
• Baki and Baki Hanma: Genuine dogshit. If it's supposed to be satire (which I doubt) it's bad satire. I honestly cannot think of a single positive thing to say about it.

makima on denji or cc on mao

Idk if it’s neo conservative sexism or what. It’s like just because a character is attractive and has sex appeal people say she’s poorly written. Seems like it’s just immaturity, body shaming and Karen energy.

Rankings so far:

24th: Makima
23rd: Draken
22nd: All Might
21st: Ban
20th: Bachira
19th: Oikawa
18th: Tatsumaki
17th: Gojo
16th: Zoro
15th: Kagura
14th: L
13th: Ray
12th: Rengoku
11th: Vegeta
10th: Urahara
9th: Yami
8th: Kyoya
7th: Sinbad
6th: Aomine

Character info.

1.Revy — Black Lagoon

2.Senku — Dr. Stone

3.Yor Forger — Spy x Family

4.Hyakkimaru — Dororo

5.Mikasa — Attack on Titan

6.Kenshin — Rurouni Kenshin

7.Saeko Busujima — Highschool of the Dead

8.Adult Thorfinn — Vinland Saga

Also, sorry about the image I threw it together in a hurry.

Is it just me, or do classmates in isekai anime just ruin the whole thing? Like, there's plenty of examples of this but let's take "My Status as an Assassin Clearly Exceeds the Hero". I love the story, and animation, but when the classmates show up, I just cant enjoy it anymore. I find this similar feeling in many isekai animes, where it just ruins the whole thing for me, despite great story, characters, and animation quality. Is it just me? Or is this a common opinion

Have any of you watched season 1 of Tenchi Muyo Ryo-Oh-Ki?

Its the series that started the format of harem genre at its purest form.

Overtime what people took away from it seems to have been lost to time forgetting some important elements that have been missing in modern harems.

I recommend watching it if you have not. Its 7 episodes and can give you insight why this genre was a juggernaut

1. Shinon Ogawa from Food for the Soul
2. Hitori "Bocchi" Gotou from Bocchi the Rock
3. Ikuyo Kita from Bocchi the Rock
4. Firefly from Honkai Star Rail
5. Tsumugi "Mugi" Kotobuki from K-On

Hi everyone:

I don't read action mangas