We’re almost there! We’re at the penultimate wrap of the fall season, and I appreciate those of you still reading, or who have just joined the discussion. The following three series are a mixed bag of the supernatural, alcohol, and idols, but they share a talent for warming you up from the inside.
Tag: Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara
Fall 2017 Set Menu
Now that everything I’m interested in has finally aired, I can finally discuss all of the shows I’ll be watching this autumn. I decided to go back to an older style of organizing these season previews by arranging them by priority. Don’t be too thrown off by the lower shelving, though, since those shows still comprise of stories I find intriguing, even if I’m uncertain about keeping them on my watch list. Let me know if this presentation doesn’t work for you, or if you like it.
This season includes plenty of sequels, from guaranteed classics like March Comes in like a Lion to guilty pleasures like Food Wars! There are also a surprising number of big idol anime sequels. If sequels aren’t your thing, then rest assured that this fall brings with it a handful of promising new works whose stories not only sound unlike anything I’ve seen before, but whose characters and backgrounds also look phenomenal on screen.
- The Ancient Magus’ Bride
- Anime-Gataris
- Blood Blockade Battlefront & Beyond
- Children of the Whales
- Code: Realize ~Guardian of Rebirth~
- Food Wars! The Third Plate
- Garo: Vanishing Line
- Girls’ Last Tour
- The iDOLM@STER Side M
- Inuyashiki Last Hero
- Juuni Taisen: Zodiac War
- Kino’s Journey: The Beautiful World – The Animated Series
- Konohana Kitan
- Land of the Lustrous
- Love Live! Sunshine!! 2nd Season
- Love is Like a Cocktail
- March Comes in like a Lion 2nd Season
- Recovery of an MMO Junkie
- Two Car
- UQ Holder!
- Wake Up, Girls! New Chapter
- Yuki Yuna is a Hero: The Washio Sumi Chapter