When the decade is all said and done...which one, single anime will the 2010s be remembered for the most?
When the decade is all said and done...which one, single anime will the 2010s be remembered for the most?
Jackson Moore
Thomas James
darling in the franxx
Asher Mitchell
Kemono Friends
Jason Martin
>Oregairu if WW doesn't release the final LN
>KLK for shitposting
>Re:Zero for butthurting
>Tada Banri shitposting
haven't been here for awhile so someone else might have a better idea of what has happened here.
basically any anime that had moved Yea Forums into a massive shitpost and ends in a screencap
Luis Hernandez
Non Non Biyori.
Michael Thomas
Madoka Magica or Hero Academia. Anyone saying anything else is kidding themselves.
Ethan Adams
SAO. How is this even a question? Anyone who claims otherwise is delusional about the relevance of their shitty franchise, like this clown
Benjamin Wood
Oreimo epitomizes the 10s but I don't think it will be the most remembered
Connor Morales
Steins;Gate
Brandon Turner
K-ON!! or Non Non Biyori.
This dude gets it.
Samuel Martin
Honestly, I don't think anything from this decade will be remembered in 2030 except by a few oldfags
Alexander Russell
certainly won't be eromanga
Jaxon Adams
OLD GOOD NEW BAD
YOOOOOOOOOOO
Jaxon Sanchez
Probably darling in the franxx. Pure rage is generally easier to sustain memory than happiness.
Ryan Cook
Rezero
SAO
SnK
OPM
Jason Wright
anime of the decade is Flip Flappers, nothing else has come close
Austin Roberts
HeroAca or SAO. Madoka Magica rocked anime-centric communities, but is a lot less popular with normies. I'm leaning HeroAca because it's kept consistent highs in quality, acclaim, and popularity throughout all three of its seasons. It's not the best thing to come out, but it easily wins in a cross-section of those categories.
Things like One Punch Man and especially Attack on Titan had incredibly initial impact but the latter was weighed by delays and lost momentum while the former hasn't had its second season yet and has similarly lost steam.
John Butler
I already forgot what it was about.
Jordan Peterson
reddit weebs
>Steins;Gate
lesser weebs
>sword art online
generally
>Kill la Kill
4channel shitposters
>Oreimo
SFx fags
>some Kyoto Animation bullshit with lens flairs and stardust
Easton Wilson
madoka, sao, one punch, heroaca, kememe
Adam Phillips
attack on titan, by far
huge contender
Charles Johnson
yeah but can BnH even fall into "2010" anime?
by all means they don't seem to stop before the early 2020s
still by that logic you could say that FMAB is 2010 anime
DBZ super and One Piece are also 2010 anime and more people know about them than BnH
then again I'm being needlesly pedantic and you are probably right
Camden Gonzalez
People will remember Madoka the longest
Owen Jackson
Agreed.
Ethan Ross
In fairness my brain essentially translated "2010s" to "2015- 2019". It's hard to keep track with how much comes out over years of time, so I had convinced myself that a bunch of other contenders were from a previous decade. Still, HeroAca is staggeringly popular among both long-time anime fans and newbies, so it's at the very least a contender.
Carson Long
Kemono Friends, easily.
Henry Jenkins
Madoka's probably the only thing from this decade that will be fondly remembered.
Maybe Yuri on Ice too.
Angel Kelly
This is the one that's still stuck in my mind. It has a small cult that loves it so I think it'll stand the test of time.
Aaron Sullivan
When the fuck did Keit-ai get an anime?
Owen Russell
Ryder Gomez
unironically
Aiden Myers
Rakudai
Leo Cook
Do you realize how much anime is being made every year? We are quickly approaching levels where you cannot watch it all if you do nothing but watch anime all day.
That being said, probably Madoka Magica or the Evangelion reboot.