Some more anime recommendations: Action/Adventure genre edition

Last Exile
The story is set on the fictional world of Prester, where its inhabitants use aerial vehicles known as vanships as a means of transportation. On this world which is divided in eternal conflict between the nations of Anatoray and Disith, sky couriers Claus Valca and Lavie Head must deliver a girl who holds the key to uniting the two factions. It's VERY steampunk heavy in terms of architecture and technology. Be ready for some early-mid 2000s CGI as well. The characters are great, the world building is really cool, the music is fantastic. Solid adventure. I didn't like the sequel series that came out a couple years ago however.

Eureka Seven
Set in 12500 a whole 10000 years after humanity made a mass exodus from Earth because of alien life form invasion. The plot revolves around Renton Thurston, a 14 year old living a normal life until he discovers a mysterious girl and her robot or some shit. Look almost everything I can say about this show's plot is generic as hell but just trust me it's really good if only kinda melodramatic and sometimes dumb. If you like mechs, sky surfing, and mechs sky surfing you'll like this one. Also awkward teen romance.

FLCL
My favorite anime of all time. This 6 episode mini-series is a coming of age story with robots and aliens. It's high octane, over the top and stylish as hell. Naota is a 6th grader living in a small Japanese town when he is suddenly run over by an insane woman in a Vespa moped. She then proceeds to pull a robot out of his head later that episode. The synopsis sounds like an acid trip and watching the show you'll probably ask yourself what the hell is going on? constantly but it's all solid and makes sense on multiple viewings. This is Gainax at their finest and I can't wait for the 2 seasons commissioned by Adult Swim. Also it has an amazing soundtrack by one of my favorite Japanese bands: The Pillows.

Jojo's Bizarre Adventure
Where the hell do you even start with a series like Jojo's Bizarre Adventure? It's a literal epic tale of the Joestar family and their generations long battles with the forces of evil. It's a cultural icon that's spawned so many memes that just a single whiff of a reference is itself a reference. It's a relentless showcase of masculinity and bravado. It's a weird as fuck, some would say bizarre, globe trotting adventure like no other. It's Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. Watch the first 3 episodes of the 2012 adaptation to just see how insane this show is. Trust me there's really nothing else quite like it.

My Hero Academia
Probably the most recent entry on this list. Set on Earth generations after humanity began manifesting random superpowers known as "quirks." From flight to shape-shifting to super strength roughly 90% of the population has a quirk and given rise to Superhero as an actual job title. Izuku Midoriya is one of the few human born without a quirk, which is a problem because he desperately wants to be a pro-hero more than anything in the world. His hopes seem pretty bleak until one day he meets someone he never thought he would. This series is ongoing and as it's based on an also ongoing manga prepare to not have closure for a long while. Still it's a fantastic series and the first season alone is good enough to be its own self-contained story. I love it to bits. Also after watching it you'll have a weird thing about frogs.

Mob Psycho 100
Mob is a shy and quiet middle school boy. He has a crush on the cutest girl in school, doesn't have the best grade, isn't good at sports oh and he's possibly the world's most powerful psychic. This 12 episode series from One the writer of One Punch Man is a unique take on the psychic warriors genre of action anime. It's far and away more important that we understand Mob as a character and it's his interactions with those around him that truly make this show shine. Top that with gorgeous animation, directing and a killer soundtrack and you have a winner. You'll find Mob Psycho 100 on Crunchyroll

One Punch Man
SPEAKING of WanPanMan the smash hit of last year follows Saitama, a hero-for-hobby that trained so hard to be the strongest that he went bald in the process. Saitama is the strongest hero in the world being able to kill (probably) any enemy with a single punch. This strength becomes a curse however in that Saitama is incredibly unhappy with his limitless power. No fame or fun in one sided battles and the general dissatisfaction of a lack of challenge. Like Mob Psycho, One Punch Man is more comedy/character study than straight action (though the action is GREAT). Honestly, you've probably already watched this show as it's the closest an anime has come aside from Attack on Titan in the past few years to be considered mainstream in the West. It's like 12 episodes and on Netflix check it out

Cowboy Bebop
I'm legally obligated to include this because it's a masterpiece. Space bounty hunters, heavy Western influences, stylish as hell, excellent action choreography, sweet as hell characters, amazing soundtrack, it's a near 10/10 and if you're new to anime this is one you HAVE to watch. I believe it's on Hulu

Samurai Champloo
Samurais and hip hop. Champloo is an Okinawan dish that literally translates to "something mixed" both in the fact it's a stir fry and also in Okinawa's American, Japanese and native Okinawan cultural blend. In other words Samurai Champloo is delicious. Directed by Cowboy Bebop director Shinichirō Watanabe this stylized take on Edo-Period Japan follows an offbeat trio searching for a "samurai who smells of sunflowers" and their miscellaneous mis-adventures. It's super slick, really funny, and has a soundtrack by the late Japanese hip hop legend Nujabes.

Read or Die (A.K.A. R.O.D. for the 3 ep movie and R.O.D The TV for the sequel TV series)
Read or Die the OVA follows Yomiko Readman (which btw Yomiko translates to reading child/girl) A.K.A. "The Paper" an agent of a secret British task force that combats and secures people with powers. Yomiko herself is a "paper master" someone who can manipulate paper as they see fit and use them as weapons. The OVA is OK but I REALLY like the series R.O.D. The TV which follows The Paper Sisters a private detective trio of paper masters in their various cases. Eventually these two groups intersect and things get cray-zee. It's not perfect and it might even be worse than I'm remembering but it still hold a special place in my heart.

Kill la Kill
This show was hard to include not because it's not great but because it's hard to find a gif that won't get this post deleted. Kill la Kill follows Ryuko Matoi, a new transfer student at the bizarre and overly militarized Honnouji Academy. At this strange place students are ranked and gifted with powerful clothing that grants them abilities. Ryuko is searching for the owner of half of the scissor-shaped blade that killed her father. Kyruin Satsuki, the leader of the student council and effectively head of Honnouji Academy is her best bet at finding out who killed her dad. So here's the deal with Kill la Kill which you kind of have to know going in. It's crazy good, highly stylized, made by Studio Trigger which are vets from FLCL's Gainax team. The kicker is that Ryuko receives a powerful outfit herself which gives her amazing strength and speed but... she's like... 80% naked wearing it. It's on Netflix if you're curious. If you're not ashamed of seeing some cartoon butts and boobs in a PG-13 way then I highly recommend it.

Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
I know I have a lot of Gainax shows on here already shut up. TTGL is a legend in the anime world. Set on an Earth like planet where humans have been driven underground by mech riding beastmen the plot revolves around Simon and Kamina, two young boys who dream of one day being able to see the surface again. Kamina does anyway, Simon is perfectly content drilling his days away searching for treasure and artifacts which he does indeed find... a small pilot-able mech head. This show is an adventure that'll take you to places you'll never expect and keeps the twists coming. It easily ranks in many people's Top 3 lists.
Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is on Netflix

RWBY
I know what you're thinking "Hey wait a minute that's a western produced web-series from Rooster Teeth not anime at all!" Well shove some pocky in your fat stupid gutterwhole and shut the fuck up for a second. I'm one of those neo-weebs that doesn't believe anime has to be restricted to Japan produced and it's more of an artistic style. RWBY starts off sloppy and low budget and gets pretty darn good which for a 6-15 minute per episode long web series you can watch for free on youtube that's pretty neat. If you don't mind some slightly annoying voice acting then I recommend you check it out as the 5th season just started and it's gotten pretty darn interesting.

Avatar: The Last Airbender
Speaking of fake anime bullshit here's one of the best western cartoons ever made that's heavily influenced by anime and Asian martial arts films. Avatar takes place on Pandora a planet far from Earth which houses a valuable resource known as unobtanium... wait.... it's about 4 nations of element bending people being in a hundred year war after the disappearance of the "Avatar" the Dali Llama-esque representation of harmony and peace. Turns out it's some bald kid that got frozen and found 100 years later and also the ruthless fire nation is after him. Excellent animation, world building, and character development elevate this 3 season series to legendary status and if you care even a little about animation you should watch this and possibly the sequel Legend of Korra as well.

Ghost in the Shell
Masamune Shirow's iconic manga turned movie is one of the greatest anime films ever made. It also has a sequel I never watched and 3 seasons of anime series. Set in Tokyo in the Mid-Twenty-First Century the series revolves around Major Motoko Kusanagi a synthetic "full-body prosthesis" augmented-cybernetic human employed as the field commander of Public Security Section 9, a fictional law-enforcement division of the Japanese National Public Safety Commission. The series heavily deals with humanity and augmentation. It's highly philosophical and also has a lot of geopolitical talk. With that said it also showcases some of the best action out there. If you like your action to have some brains (be they human or cyborg) then this movie/show is for you. Just avoid the live action remake with Scarlett Johansson.

No doubt I'm forgetting something but that's it for now BYE~
Also here's some Romantic/Comedy anime I enjoyed as well
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