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In the world of Japanese animation, where every anime had to adhere to a specific animation process and visual style, No Game No Life stands out as an exception for ignoring the norms. Everyone knows the series for being a visual masterpiece, and we have its director, Atsuko Ishizuka, to thank for that. In a recent interview with Anime Mind Probe, the visionary director revealed that she had to break several Japanimation rules in order to bring her vision to life.

By breaking several rules, giving her teammates headaches, and after facing a lot of resistance, she finally managed to get her team to craft a visually distinctive anime that would forever redefine the expectations for an Isekai anime.

No Game No Life broke the rules of Japanimation Tet introduces himself to Shiro and Sora in No Game No Life | Credits: Madhouse

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One Punch Man Season 1 was a massive hit that not only established a successful franchise but also showcased just what Madhouse can do. It is one of the most celebrated studios with some of the biggest anime hits under its belt, and it proved itself yet again.

Garou from One Punch Man [Credits: J.C.Staff]

Hence, when One Punch Man Season 2 was handed over to J.C.Staff, fans were not that happy. This studio is definitely very good, but everyone had doubts about whether it could match the first season’s appeal.

Sadly, the second season saw a decline in animation quality and confirmed that changing the studio was not a good idea. Now that there is a huge buzz regarding the third season, concerns over the adaptation have resurfaced.

The fans must accept what they can get Saitama from One Punch Man [Credits: J.C.Staff]

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Who says animation is just a medium for kids? Some of the most poignant, dramatic or hilarious content on television has come in animated form, and it’s a style that transcends every age group if properly produced. There’s a ton of great animated shows geared toward adults, especially in the comedy genre.

Sling Freestream offers a wide selection of animated titles that can definitely be classified as adults-only. There’s plenty of content for kids available on Sling Freestream as well, but when it comes to the titles on this list, the kids should probably be in bed or at school before they go on.

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Fans of Adult Swim will be thrilled to learn that Sling Freestream carries the Cartoon Network and Adult Swim Sneak Peak channel. This lets viewers switch back and forth between two live channels,...

Anime is a diverse medium. It explores a variety of concepts and storylines spread across several unique genres, ranging from blood-pumping action to plucky adventures, satirical comedies to thought-provoking dramas, and everything in between. There's an anime series to suit everyone's taste.

Related: 15 Isekai Anime With Surprisingly Sad Endings

Some anime also include distressing moments that leave the audience reeling, while others have heartbreaking endings that stay with viewers long after the credits roll. There are also anime that end on uplifting notes, despite their characters going through painful moments, and these entries often become fan favorites.

Updated on May 18, 2023 by Ajay Aravind: Stories that begin on relatively high notes can often have devastating endings, as seen in Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet. At the same time, there are numerous heartbreaking narratives that conclude in happy ways. We've revamped this list of heartbreaking anime series with some more relevant information.

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