A dark, emotionally raw anime following the band Ave Mujica, formed from the ashes of CRYCHIC. Led by the perfectionist Sakiko, five broken girls—Umiri, Nyamu, Uika, Mutsumi, and Sakiko herself—struggle with trauma, identity, and connection. Their haunting music reflects their fractured psyches as they remain together for all the wrong reasons, unable to escape their inner demons or find true healing.
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Kimi ni Todoke follows Sawako Kuronuma, nicknamed "Sadako" due to her resemblance to the horror character. Despite her sweet nature, she's misunderstood by classmates. When she meets the popular Shouta Kazehaya, her life begins to change as she makes friends and discovers herself. This heartwarming shoujo anime beautifully portrays realistic love and friendship without relying on genre clichés.
"Orb: On the Movements of the Earth" follows Rafal, a 12-year-old prodigy in 15th-century Poland, who abandons theology to pursue astronomy after a mysterious encounter. Despite the Church's strict adherence to geocentrism, Rafal secretly researches heliocentrism, risking brutal persecution. This historical drama by Studio Madhouse explores the conflict between scientific truth and religious doctrine through a compelling narrative of intellectual courage.
A Place Further Than The Universe transcends typical cute-girls-doing-cute-things anime by delivering a powerful story of friendship, loss, and adventure. Four high school girls embark on an ambitious journey to Antarctica, where one hopes to find closure about her missing mother. With stunning animation by Madhouse, authentic character development, and emotional depth rarely seen in the genre, this 13-episode series proves dreams are achievable through determination.
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