Berserk Recap

A comprehensive watch order of the Berserk series, which includes every entry of the Berserk franchise.
Original Guide: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1865900

AEGC Interest Stack index: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2017008

This is a collection of Gore anime which I've been watched.

- Yudi Yusanto Susanto

Horror anime that use CGI (computer-generator imagery)/3D animation. There's probably more out there, but these are all the ones I've seen or heard of. Organized by year.

bonus anime (psychological/existential horror):
Children (2011)
Houseki no Kuni/Land of the Lustrous (2017)


technically a French animation, but in Japanese so I thought it was anime and I want to recommend it:
Tsume/Nails
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfU7pSaUYDY

Anime that have the MPA film rating of R. R means under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian. Contains some adult material. Parents are urged to learn more about the film before taking their young children with them.

Violence is more realistic than PG-13, usually with injury details more evident or distinct. Violence may be graphic in nature. May include varying amounts of blood or gore, torture, dismemberments, decapitations, etc. The injury is usually evident, such as gunshot, stab wounds, and knife/sword slashes. Can be intense in nature.

MAL defines Adventure as:

Whether aiming for a specific goal or just struggling to survive, the main character is thrust into unfamiliar situations or lands and continuously faces unexpected dangers. The narrative of adventure stories is always on how the characters react to sudden events or trials during the journey, indicating personal growth or setback based on which actions or choices are taken.

Character development as a response to the journey's dangers is a requirement of adventure stories. Simply experiencing foreign lands or worlds is not adventure.

MAL defines Fantasy as:

Magical powers and/or fantastical creatures are prevalent in the world and necessary for the story's narrative. These fantastical elements cannot be explained by modern science and are commonplace or normal to much of the main cast.

Fantasy stories can take place in imaginary worlds, in alternate universes of Earth/Japan, or on Earth as we know it. Modern-day fantasies set on Earth include stories where: many of the main plot points take place in a self-contained and/or fantastical area only accessible to the main cast; RPG-like elements are enforced on our world after a large-scale event; or many characters use magic or have imaginary powers which manifest/manipulate elements akin to magic.

If all fantastical elements fall within the Super Power or Mahou Shoujo themes, then Fantasy will not be double-tagged. Similarly, if all fantastical elements are isolated to one type of event (e.g. Time Travel, Reincarnation, Isekai) then Fantasy will not be tagged.

When searching for High Fantasy stories, excluding Urban Fantasy can help refine your search.

MAL defines Horror as:

Creating—and maintaining—a sense of dread in the audience takes priority, eliciting shock, fear, or disgust through atmosphere and frightening scenarios. Mood must be of equal or greater importance than setting and characterization in horror stories. Almost always, the main cast will be under constant threat of danger.

Many stories can incorporate elements of horror as a plot device to unnerve the audience, but the overarching narrative must be focused on evoking and maintaining apprehension to be Horror. Contrast with Suspense where the audience craves to know what will happen next rather than fearing it.

Seinen is a genre of anime targeted to adult men.

A work in Progress to create a compendium of anime for Pride Month. Based on What I have watched. This will be updated as I watch more and find more anime that fit the stack.

All Anime depicted to have at least one canon LGBT+ Character(s) (can be Main Character, Side Character, and/or Other Character), LGBT Themes, and/or Genre.