Give me an anime you hate that you are in the minority on. And your reasoning for thinking the way you do.

I personally did not like made in abyss. I don't understand what made people sad about this anime i did not feel any emotion and thought it was sort of boring after the first 5 or 6 episodes.

OnePunch Man

The animation is great but I personally found this show incredibly unfunny, and I couldn't get into it at all. I'll acknowledge it's a good show but I just didn't like it at all

Your Lie in April

This show seems really liked by the majority. but to me all I see is trash art and animation. but I can't say the story is too, the story is alright in my opinion but it's a bit boring when paired with the art.

While in my opinion this is the worst show I have seen, I will still acknowledge that the anime can seen really good for people who are looking for a good story but not caring too much about the art.

best exemple i can think of is steins gate.
Idk why, the story just wasnt very interesting for me and the characters were annoying. (sorry)

No Game No Life

Incredibly unlikeable main characters (especially Sora) who are perfect at everything and never wrong so there's no tension anytime they do anything, Steph was treated like total shit the entire time, the fanservice was just gross, I didn't give a shit about anything that was happening in the plot, and I actively rooted against our main characters. I wanted them to fail.

Shin Seiki Evangelion Movie THE END OF EVANGELION

This is very simple to sum up: its unpleasant and I'm sticking to the TV ending which I actually like no matter what Anno says.

This could just because I'm not into yaoi-baiting or sports anime, but I couldn't stand watching free Free Iwatobi Swim Club

I never got attached to the characters and I remember dropping the anime just as they got stuck on the deserted island in season 1 or whatever. At the time when I did watch it, the free! fandom was at it's largest with a lot of yaoi bait content coming out and gotta say, I wasn't really vibing with it. These reasons on why I didn't like free also made me put off watching anime like Haikyu (I ended up watching it and loving it later on though, so whoops) as I suspected any male-protagonist sports anime would just be an excuse to yaoi-bait the audience and cut corners on the story.

Another anime that suffers from the same faults as free is yuri on ice. I think it's too overrated and not as good as a lot of people think it is. If there's anything it does right, it accurately represents the casual life of a competitive figure skater (I used to be one myself) ie. dieting, early morning/late night practices in a desolate rink, the competitive backstage vibes as well.
Yuri On Ice

Personally I did not enjoy Angel Beats

Angel Beats

It was probably because it was hyped up too much, but I found 90% of the show to be boring. No matter how much I tried to get invested in it, it just didn't work

Finally, my time to shine.

anilist.co/anime/21428

I really did not like Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash. I absolutely adored the art style, but couldn't get invested in any of the characters at all. They were all incredibly flat, with their "RPG party role" and their "single quirky real-world hobby that they remember for some reason." The show has no reason to be an isekai—it doesn't add anything to the plot or setting and could've just as easily been completely left out, and I might even argue that it would've been better had the characters just been regular inhabitants of the world who have to fend for themselves.

I started really checking out around the time when Manato died, at some point within the first 3 episodes. This was clearly supposed to have been a major emotional shock, but his character and role within the party was so underdeveloped that I felt nothing—and then the rest of the cast spent the entirety of the show's remaining runtime mourning him and imagining him as a ghost giving them advice, which came across as extremely overdramatic just because we hadn't been given enough time to know him. The rest of the show from that point felt like it was dragging, repeatedly digging up their dead party member as a source of drama and conflict.

Don't even get me started on the "final boss" of the season. The big-ass minotaur(?) which was supposed to be a major threat, was taken out by Haruhiro, alone, at the last second, during a moment of desperation. It looked effortless, and felt unearned.

And, by the end of the show, we've learned basically nothing about the world and its inhabitants, and even the game-like mechanics the characters have to deal with every day.

But I guess that's not important.

Clannad

Clannad After Story

This series gives me cancer whenever I think about it. ESPECIALLY the 87% rated second season. The first season was tolerable, I think I even liked it a little at first, but then After Story... it's plot made NO SENSE, it seemed like they were pulling things out of their ass at KyoAni, what happens with the main character would only happen in a fantasy and they tried to add a genre after a full season which you JUST CAN'T DO. Two major plotlines in one season is too much. Slow, dramatic, story-heavy anime are kinda borderline for me to begin with, but occasionally I do like them. I don't see why people worship this.

I will be fast, anything that has a plot or art style like this is not for me :
Black Clover
Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai
Haikyuu
Fairy Tail 2018
Sousei no Onmyouji
Bleach

• I think they are all a waste of time.
• The art style is pretty stupid/ugly. (Haikyuu is the one I hate more)
• Power of friendship, again?
• Why does the plot smell like trash?
• Just..Stop... The cliches are 2 strong...
• " The animation is so bad RN! The show was better before " Keep believing in that.
• Another stuff I will not bother writing down.

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ReZERO Starting Life in Another World
I watched this back when I was a weeblet when I literally enjoyed anything that was half decent like SAO, but this show was really boring to me, I hated how incompetent the main protag is and how the only thing going for him was his return by death thing, also the fact that he never grows in any way and I feel like steins:gate did it much much better. Another thing is how overrated the anime seemed to be, I don't mind it if you really enjoy it thats ur personla taste, but saying it is a masterpiece, that is way too far fetched, I feel like the fact it is so overrated makes me hate this even more.

AnoHana and KimiUso are terribly-written drama aimed at people who just want an excuse to cry. At least the latter has nice music; AnoHana is nearly irredeemable.

Angel Beats
This show never really took off for me. The whole series bored me and the ending was so underwhelming. The characters were in my opinion really weak. A lot of people say this show is really sad, but I was never emotionally drawn in, so none of it had any effect on me.

alright, i'll say it:
Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon
personally i think this show blows and it has been my lowest rated show for around 6/7 months with a 3.8.

reasons i disliked:

• the plot reminded me of a worse version of sword art online (which i did not like too much either) with its dungeon fighting qualities. that trope of fine, sure, but pair that with characters i could NOT care less about made it agonizing to watch.

• i did not feel any attachment, concern, or care for literally any of the characters. hestia was the character i could tolerate the most due to her humorous nature, but it rubbed me the wrong way how she literally liked a child and tried to pursue him under the cloak of "comedy..." like he is 14 :'))

• the end of the first season felt like the longest final episode of anything i have seen. i would check the time, check again in hopes 5 minutes have passed, and see that barely over 1 minute truly did.

imo dan machi was bland, irritating, and unoriginal. i can see how others would enjoy seeing it is a care-free/short anime but it was not for me.

If I may self-plug a bit

Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood

https://anilist.co/review/5934

Clannad After Story
I hate clannad after story (and regular clannad to some extent) with a burning passion.

I just can't think that anyone actually sat through after story (let alone the first season) without thinking it was the stupidest thing in the world. All of it was predictable and boring cry porn.

The show sabotages itself when it undermines its most emotional moment in the most confusing and pretentious way possible. I know the ending is from the visual novel but I think that anyone could have seen that it was a bad ending and that it needed to be changed. What's the point of making an adaptation if you're not going to ADAPT anything. It's not called a copy is it? What they did I can only see as incredibly cowardly and maybe greedy (trying to change as little as possible to appeal to fans of the vn so they'll buy the dvds).

Not only that but the whole route they adapted (even though it's the main route) is easily the most boring by far. I watched the Tomoyo route ova and it's 100000x more interesting than Nagisa's and I imagine that Kyou's route is similarly much more interesing (I didn't watch it).

There's also the stretch of like 3 or so episodes (I forget) that have basically nothing to do with anything related to the actual plot (all I remember is there's some spirit cat so that tells you how terrible and unmemorable it is).

I could go on but this is basically my main reasons for hating it so much. A lot of it also stems from how regular clannad is boring as fuck and nothing interesting happens AT ALL so they really had nothing to go off of in the first place. The way I see it is the whole thing was doomed to fail from the start and they really should have made some radical changes before even adapting the first part.

yeah tldr clannad is stupid and boring.

Toradora. The ending was so extremely stupid I just don't understand how anybody could like it after that. It was going real bad starting from the midpoint but then the ending happened and I was upset I wasted time on it at all.

@Gintokee look at this ^^ ?

Toradora

Taiga has the magical ability to give me a headache in every single scene she participates. The romance, the abusive relationship, makes 0 sense. Supporting characters are very weak & every episode feels like I am on a loop, where Ryuuiji does something -> Taiga gets mad -> ??? -> She blushes or gets mad. Insanely boring.

I have to give an honorable mention to:
Shingeki no Kyojin 2

There's only 1 series I can say I hate it:
Kuroko no Basket
Kuroko no Basket

I actually read and watch more than my list shows (I can't remember exactly in which chapter I left it), but... Basketball means literally nothing to the plot. It's about more superpower than basketball.

VINLAND SAGA
i just did not get the hype, it was ok. everyone was crazy about askeladd and i was just like "???"

waa not enough wish fulfillment and action sequences - the thread

Bakemonogatari

overrated
boring
characters, story were all over the place and hard to follow.
still boring
also still overrated

Damn it! I was going to pick Bakemonogatari, but somebody beat me to it! I guess I'll have to go Shinsekai Yori. I don't actually hate the series, but I feel it did get overrated on MAL. So many Zoomers have that series on their faves right next to Galactic Heroes, Tatami, Patlabor 2, and all the super heavy hitters. All because it was their first dystopian fic and they were 12 years old when ThatanimeSnob hyped it through the god damn roof. If you go back and actually watch the series again, it's just not THAT good. The characters are kind of bland besides Samurai Mole. The plot actually has some serious issues. The best parts were just stolen wholesale from better dystopian fiction. As an adaptation of a YA novel it's perfectly fine. It's just not the 300 IQ, uber elite series that so many remember it being.

Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari
I loved the first 4 episodes, but after that it was just terrible. Episodes 5-14 were completely pointless and ranged from pretty boring to pretty annoying, episode 15 made me actively dislike the show, episodes 16-20 were painful, and episode 21 was an utter train-wreck.

Overlord
It just feels like an edgier version of SAO, with most of the same issues (at least for the first season, I refuse to watch anymore). Most of the characters are flat, and the show does an incredibly poor job of establishing Ainz as a character. The number of people who think he's supposed to be intelligent and/or a good person who has any qualms with killing people in the slightest should be more than a sign of that.

The plot is less of a mess than SAO, but since when was that a high bar? Nothing really interesting happens in the season, as there's little to no character building and is kind of just a series of beat downs. Oh, and the discount Midnight Cats was populated by a bunch of cardboard cutouts that I didn't care about at all, and sapped any satisfaction I could have gotten out of the arcs final beat down. I don't know what's so stand about this story that deserves any praise, beyond the lack of major plot holes that I'm aware of.

The animation ranges from okay to God awful CGI, that may have good direction but that's about it. Hell, this is one aspect that SAO completely trounces Overlord in to the point that it doesn't even feel like Mad House was trying. Don't get me wrong, there's still some cool moments thanks to the directing. But, they would have been way cooler in a show with better animation. Besides, there's a multitude of better-directed shows out there, even if I don't have the expertise to point to them myself.

The only thing that I have walked away with nothing to complain about is the aesthetic. It does a very good job of conveying the "we are the bad guys" concept, I can't deny that. But I can get the same thing by just looking at a static image, so I don't think Overlord can stand alone on just that. Even with the addition of good directing, I find it hard to consider this show anything more than okay.

I've heard people praise the show for its world-building, but I recall nothing of note. Like even if they did establish a lot of stuff I don't remember, this takes place in a pretty generic video game medieval fantasy world. The whole fun and appeal of world-building are exploring a place that is foreign to the reader, which is lost in a world that isn't very unique.

TL;DR Blah blah blah, I clearly hate fun and think everything about the show is garbage beyond repair, and you definitely read everything I wrote. But really, Overlord is somewhere from okay to mediocre, and I'm tired of people praising it to high heaven just because it's slightly better than SAO.

Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion

A bunch of pretentious nonsense.

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Promare

Why? See:

Enen no Shouboutai

Memes aside (but not really), Promare was absolutely horrible. I'm glad the score is somewhat dropping off now that people are seeing through the hype, but jesus Trigger has really fallen off in recent years.
The full-length analysis of why it's so bad comes later, but here is the most condensed way to spell it out.

• A Hollywood movie. Pretty to the average viewer, an insult to people into cinematography, CGI, or animation.
• A Hollywood movie. Blatantly rips off the work of someone else, and doesn't try and change anything. See: world-building, character design, plot and characters.
• A Hollywood movie. Devoid of themes, messages, or anything close. It tries, but side-steps the issue. I came out racist at the end, not gonna lie.
• A Hollywood movie. Wants to appeal to LGBT, which is great, but also wants every other country that is somewhat conservative to enjoy the movie so they play it off with a power-exchange explanation and a "we bros" moment.
• A J.J. Abrams movie. Full of fan-service so people are tricked into enjoying it.

Cipher

Bonus because it's not exactly popular, but after seeing this review and its upvotes I have to make a disclaimer that Cipher was and still is a meme, so if you feel inclined to watch it after reading the review, please know that nothing written on here is true and that you will get a good laugh out of watching it. This is easily The Room of anime.