Post-Kizuna no Allele depression? We get it. Here are 5 shows the community actually stands behind for fans of Music and School.
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Long ago, harmony across the galaxy was maintained by a sacred star known as the Mother Planet. But that peace was shattered when the Mother mysteriously exploded and vanished without a trace. In the aftermath, the galaxy plunged into chaos and conflict. Yet from the scattered...
Virtual-san wa Miteiru is an anime that brings Virtual YouTubers to life. The term Virtual YouTuber, or VTuber, refers to a YouTuber who shows themselves as an animated character, hiding their true appearance but still bringing joy to viewers. VTubers featured in Virtual-san wa...
From unraveling the secrets of opening and closing doors to defusing surprise packages more commonly known as bombs, there is never a dull day at the Hololive Production office! Holo no Graffiti follows an eccentric cast of Virtual YouTubers, also known as "VTubers," going about...
Third-generation VTuber Awayuki Kokorone's fans know her as a prim, proper, and graceful idol. Though she has considerably less fans compared to other VTubers in the Live-On agency, Awayuki's loyal following supports her every step of the way. One night, Awayuki forgets to turn...
"Pyaaaaaahhhh!!!" Thrown together out of the blue to make their debut, these members each have a spark of unique talent—but they are in absolutely no shape to actually be a band. Can these girls, and their band, really survive this!? "Even when the sound stops, fight back."
Fans who liked Kizuna no Allele tend to recommend Shinsei Galverse, Virtual-san Looking, Holo Graffiti the most. If you're into Music and School, any of these are a solid pick.
Kizuna no Allele has a 5.33 on MAL from 19,687 ratings. Scores are mixed, but plenty of fans swear by it. Worth trying if the premise sounds interesting.
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