| Since it's from China, it's called Donghua, and is not anime. MAL really needs to make a distinction, at least by putting it in as "Donghua" on the list, much like how Manhwa is labeled as such. And I don't know much about this, but I've heard that The Daily Life of the Immortal King is good. However, I myself haven't watched it. |
| Just try this one, guarantee u willnt be disappointed |
roger5070mm said: Out of the few that i've seen, these are a couple of them. I think they are decent.KINGS AVATAR Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation: Mo Dao Zu Shi both from same studio really nice |
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ForgotEyeWasHere said: Yea, it would help folks find them easier and standout more, plus be educational. But its MAL we're talking here sadly 🤷.Since it's from China, it's called Donghua, and is not anime. MAL really needs to make a distinction, at least by putting it in as "Donghua" on the list, much like how Manhwa is labeled as such. And I don't know much about this, but I've heard that The Daily Life of the Immortal King is good. However, I myself haven't watched it. |
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| Link Click legit exists !! and all sort of people love it. |
✮ slumbering arc |
| Mo Dao Zu Shi (complete with 3 seasons) Big Fish & Begonia (movie) Meng Qi Shi Shen (complete with 3 seasons) Heaven Official's Blessing (same creator as Mo Dao Zu Shi) |
| Aside from the obvious most popular shounen, like douluo dalu and doupo cangquiong (which are arguably better than most japanese shounen), I think shiguang dailiren is perhaps one of the best titles ever. But yea, about 90% of what gets released is poorly animated cheap 3dcg generic cultivation short formats, which I love and yet wouldn't recommend to anyone. ForgotEyeWasHere said: "Since it's from china, speak chinese." Donghua and anime mean the exact same thing, and nobody gets confused by reading "chinese anime", wondering what could it possibly mean.Since it's from China, it's called Donghua, and is not anime. |
| Mo Dao Zu Shi is simply one of the best completed shows in existence. Fox Spirit Matchmaker starts out a little messy, but gets really good. Si Wuxie is more of a kids' show with cute silly characters and light plot, but the CG animation is somehow godlike. Tian Guan Ci Fu is based on a novel by the same author as for Mo Dao Zu Shi, so it's bound to be good, though who knows if it will get a second season. I suspect China is putting up obstacles to BL works. Psychic Princess is good. The OP is cringe but will grow on you. Vegan Dragon is unfairly villainized is a cute and funny fantasy comedy adventure which is good with a masterpiece ED. Beryl and Sapphire is very original, with some really interesting arcs. Personally think Face on Lie is awesome but it's definitely not for everyone, with a feel more akin to TV soap drama than anime. |
| I've only seen a handful, but besides Shiguang Dailiren/Link Click from 2021, which became one of the more, perhaps the most famous one in recent years in anime-watching online communities anyway, which is solid (albeit a still incomplete and ongoing work-in-progress), another I'm really enjoying is Aiyou de Mishi from this season (also called Aiyou's Secret Room or X&Y as far as the alternate English titles). Aiyou de Mishi is particularly recommendation-worthy if you're also someone who enjoys the thriller genre and thinks newer anime is in dire need of some more thrillers, and also mystery. I don't know when the slump or dearth in mystery thrillers began exactly or how quantifiable it is, but it seems real enough to be noticeable and bothersome. This is a good antidote to that trend of us thriller and/or mystery fans increasingly feeling an empty hole, as was Shiguang Dailiren before it. It's airing first run currently, but right now it's still relatively early days to judge or assess where it's really going as we're only six episodes into a season which is slated to be 16 episodes. Oh, also it's an ONA series. Bai Yao Pu is another worth mentioning, maybe of particular interest to those who appreciate the episodic tales of a supernatural adventure mystery type show with a mysterious traveler, like Mushishi. Maybe a little less iyashikei or borderline philosophical, but can't say in full as I've only seen the first season so far. I think it has a rather beautiful art style for a newer series though, as I have not been as fond of the ones in many newer series. It looks pretty great. This one started in 2020. The only thing that bothers me in some of these/some episodes of these and some other Chinese anime is that the subtitles tend to suck, especially early on when they're first released, compared to Japanese anime where there's obviously a much larger more effective system in place for either company professional or even fan groups translating Japanese into English as opposed to Mandarin Chinese into English. Still though, I would rather much them in their original Chinese than with an English or Japanese or any other language dub, as I prefer watching everything in its original language. Also, another user further up the thread mentioned how these Chinese anime really should be identified and classified as donghua rather than lumped in as anime, and while that's technically true, they are factually donghua, and the Korean variant is aeni, technically they can all also be considered anime like the Japanese ones as it's simply the Japanese name for all animated works, and while that can be said to therefore apply to, say, American, French, Belgian, British, and Canadian cartoons too (to prompt some who would then ask "Then why not call and consider everything animated as anime?"), for instance, the difference is there is a great shared market for viewers/consumers, overlap in animation studios' work and collaboration, and shared history and cultural influences connecting Japan, China, and Korea in a way which isn't the case with distant Western countries and others. That's why I also started considering them all anime the way MAL does and decided to organize them, even if I've still vastly seen far more of the still more successful and popular Japanese ones. |
WatchTillTandavaMay 13, 2023 8:30 PM
| cooking with valkyries is pretty good in the cooking/slice of life genre |
| So far, I have only watched Nu Wushen de Canzhuo. It was a nice and relaxing show. |
| Wu Shan Wu Xing is Kimetsu but with good animation and choreography. |
| Rakshasa Street was decent. That's the only one I've seen though. |
| I'm looking for a Chinese basketball anime called left handed lay-ups.. |
That endings summer beach BBQ had me listening to it in a loop for hours |
| I've only seen 2. I like Big Fish and Begonia more than any Ghibli movie. |
| その目だれの目？ |
| Fei Ren Zai is really high quality imo. |
| Not The King's Avatar. It's just a power fantasy smurfing in low MMR bracket with people non stop fellating the MC, even those that should be his equals by skill. |
You gave up your freedom of speech when you clicked Agree to the User Agreement This is not a public platform. My gaze is the measure of all things: I stopped considering "anime" a helpful tag Recommended Essays Exploring Actually Excellent World-Building |
| Of the ones I've enjoyed, one not mentioned here yet is Quanzhi Fashi (Full-Time Magister). |
You're never too old to watch anime. If I ever stop watching anime, check my pulse I'm likely dead. I wake up with coffee & anime, I go to sleep with coffee & anime. Sorry if my sarcasm is bad, it's not my first language. |
| All Saints Street I found enjoyable. & The Legend of Hei (movie) was really good. (I watched both in Japanese audio instead of Chinese) |
"The coexistence of diverse political values is the essence of democracy." |
| Link Click is outstanding, definitely my favorite Chinese anime by far. Mo Dao Zu Shi is also pretty good. I haven't watched the new seasons of it since they haven't been JP dubbed, but Hitori no Shita: The Outcast 2nd season was a pretty cool tournament arc. First season wasn't as good though. |
| Link Click, Mo Dao Zu Shi and Tian Guan Ci Fu immediately comes to mind Quanzhi Gaoshou sounds interesting too but I haven't watched it yet |
| yes ? You can check my profile out for it. |
| "Chinese anime" doesn't exist. You mean "donghua" or "Chinese animation". |
ｲ乇刀乇乃尺ﾑ乇 ╔⏤═⏤╝ ☽ Shaded Horizon ☾ |
| Depends on what genres you're into and what you think are good shows in general. I've personally found multiple shows I enjoyed from china. the daily life of the immortal king cinderella chef god troubles me heaven official's blessing love between fairy and devil the founder of diabolism no doubt in us thousand autumns The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System currently Ta bu dang nuzhu hen duonian (I have not been a pleb for many years) is airing, but its only been going for 3 episodes so far, so its hard to say if its great yet. For now I think it does a good job. X&Y (Aiyou de mishi) is also airing with 6 episodes out, since you enjoyed link click I think this one might be to your taste. |
subesora said: All Saints Street I found enjoyable. & The Legend of Hei (movie) was really good. (I watched both in Japanese audio instead of Chinese) I second this the Legend of Hei is definitely worth the watch. I even put a couple of my friends onto it. |
| Link Click was a 7 at best is there something you think is better than that? |
| There are many of them. I like Bai Yao Pu, Aiyou de Mishi, Daomu Biji Zhi Qinling Shen Shu. |
| Scissor Seven is probably one of the best Chinese anime :) |
fantaghost said: Not trying to incite any debates, but just wondering if there are any Chinese anime that are good and worth watching. Only one I have seen was Link Click which was quite good. Any others that people recommend? Da Li Si Rizhi season 1 is awesome, but s2 unfortunately has been quite disappointing If you want more thoughts: https://myanimelist.net/reviews.php?id=460542 |
DigiCat said: fantaghost said: Not trying to incite any debates, but just wondering if there are any Chinese anime that are good and worth watching. Only one I have seen was Link Click which was quite good. Any others that people recommend? Da Li Si Rizhi season 1 is awesome, but s2 unfortunately has been quite disappointing If you want more thoughts: https://myanimelist.net/reviews.php?id=460542 I also watched the first seaaon, tried to saw the second and dropped, it became pretty monotonous for me. |
| My favourite is Link Click and Da Yu Hai Tang (Movie) Currently watching Aiyou de Mishi (X&Y) it's really good. |
| Are there any Chinese anime that are good? Seriously? Chinese donghua is vastly superior to Japanese anime, of course they’re good. |
Runasius said: Are there any Chinese anime that are good? Seriously? Chinese donghua is vastly superior to Japanese anime, of course they’re good. Uh-huh... well someone's delusional |
| Try “God Troubles Me”. It’s a Slice of Life and comedy anime, it’s quite lighthearted and soft. |
"You fought to the end. You survived. That's why you're here now. I think that's something you should be more proud of." - Vladilena Milizé |
| "Are there any Chinese anime that are actually Good?" 1. There's no such thing as "chinese anime", better call those donghua. 2. Here some recommendations in various genres (but mostly wuxia): Mo Dao Zu Shi Cike Wu Liuqi Ling Long: Incarnation Xing Hai Qishi Min Diao Ju Yi Wen Lu Daomu Biji Zhi Qinling Shen Shu Lie Huo Jiao Chou Shi Yi Chang An: Mingyue Jishi You Jun You Yun Zanting! Rang Wo Cha Gonglue Bai Yao Pu Yinhe Zhi Xin Shen Mu Long Zu Juedai Shuang Jiao Shi Cao Lao Long Bei Guan Yi E Long Zhi Ming Liang Bu Yi Wuxian Shijie Chi Yan Jinyiwei Shaonian Ge Xing: Feng Hua Xue Yue Pian Shaonian Bai Ma Zui Chun Feng Huo Feng Liao Yuan |
alshuMay 15, 2023 3:48 PM
DigiCat said: Runasius said: Are there any Chinese anime that are good? Seriously? Chinese donghua is vastly superior to Japanese anime, of course they’re good. Uh-huh... well someone's delusional Idk man I think link click is better than all the other time travel based anime out there. |
Runasius said: I think link click is better than all the other time travel based anime out there I respect your opinion and am glad you enjoyed it, i found it to be too repetitive for my taste |
| i fucking love scissor seven. need to watch the most recent season i'm so behind on anime these days lol |
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