My Star

Both Aquamarine and Ruby Hoshino remember their previous lives. Aqua was a doctor and Ruby was a patient of his who introduced him to the Idol Group B Komachi. One day the main star of B Komachi shows up at Aqua's hospital pregnant with twins. Right before he is able to do the surgery a stalker of Ai Hoshino comes looking for her and kills him. After losing consciousness he wakes up in the body of Ai's son and grows up as her child. Both Ruby and Aqua want what is best for their family So they join the entertainment industry. Aqua becomes an actor and Ruby becomes an idol like her mom. She even takes up the name B Komachi since the group had split. Will Aqua and Ruby be able to see their wishes fulfilled?

My Star better known as Oshi No Ko has become one of my favorite anime's so far. I would suggest it to anyone who is curious. However, it does deal with topics that other anime's don't typically cover such as stalking, murder, cyberbullying, and suicide. If you don't like those kinds of things it is something to be aware of. The anime is completely clean as far as how people dress and act. There is swearing here and there but it doesn't happen too often.

My Clueless First Friend

Everybody calls Akane Nishimura "The Grim Reaper" due to her appearance. It has been something that has isolated her from everyone until she meets the new transfer student Taiyou Takada. Takada believes that Nishimura is truly the grim reaper and is always looking for ways to gain her powers. While Everyone around Nishimura teases her Takada compliments her and shows her that It's fine to just be yourself no matter what anyone else says or thinks.

My Clueless First Friend is a truly wholesome anime. There is no swearing and no one dresses immodestly. The humor is also clean. While there is a scene where they all go to the pool, I didn't think anything of it because everyone there is in elementary school. So if you like slice of life and are looking for something wholesome I would definitely suggest My Clueless First Friend. It also has a similar vibe to Kubo Won't Let Me Be Invisible and The Dangers in My Heart. So if you liked either of those I would say this is worth taking a shot at.

Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear - Punch! (Season 2)

Yuna continues to help her friends starting with Miss Ans, who after making preparations is ready to move into Crimonia where Yuna has already set up a restaurant for her. She is then summoned by Ellelaura to help students at the royal magic academy. Yuna is originally against the idea but changes her mind when she hears that Shia will be part of it. No matter where she goes Yuna continues to change lives for the better.

I really liked this new season of Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear. You learn more about the characters that were in the original season as well as some new ones. I especially liked learning more about the kids from the orphanage and how they all have aspirations. There is also a good arc with Misa in it. There is no swearing in it, and nothing inappropriate happens either. Everyone dresses modestly and it just has a really nice vibe like the first season did. I would definitely suggest it for anyone who likes Isekai or even for someone who doesn't.

The Aristocrat’s Otherworldly Adventure: Serving Gods Who Go Too Far

After getting stabbed trying to protect two girls Kazuya Shiina gets reincarnated to another world as a noble named Cain Von Silford. Once he learns that this world has magic he immediately starts reading magic books and practicing. After turning five he meets with the gods of this new world and they grant him protection. It is rare for someone to get level 5 protection from one of the gods, but Cain is given level ten protection from all of them. This causes him to be Isolated from ordinary people, but it is worth it in the end because Cain is able to live his dream of becoming an adventurer. 

There is only one inappropriate part. As a five year old Cain falls out of a window and lands in a woman's chest in episode 2. Besides that all the characters dress modestly and there isn't any inappropriate jokes made either. The Anime does swear two times though. It isn't until around episode 7 that that happens though. Overall I would give it a watch if you enjoy Isekai anime. 

Kubo Won't Let Me Be Invisible

Junta Shiraishi has always been invisible to other people around him. While he wishes to enjoy his youth he feels like he's destined to be a background character. That is until he meets Nagisa Kubo. For some reason Nagisa can find Shiraishi with ease no matter where he is. She does everything in her power to make him the main character under the guise of it being an "experiment". Because of this Shiraishi thinks that Kubo is always messing with him rather than trying to get closer to him.

Kubo Won't Let Me Be Invisible is a pretty wholesome anime. It only swears once which is when Kubo is watching an anime that Shiraishi said he liked. There are only two parts that are inappropriate one is when Shiraishi is looking for a manga magazine he sees a misplaced magazine with a girl wearing clothing that shows cleavage. The other part is when Nagisa and Shiraishi are on a picnic together and Kubo's sister gets drunk, you see her bend down and her cleavage shows. Besides that it's a really good anime. I would definitely suggest it to anyone looking for a good romance anime.

The Dangers in My Heart

Kyoutaro Ichikawa was never one to enjoy school, in fact he spent a lot of time wondering how he would get rid of his classmates. The one he wanted to get rid of the most though was Anna Yamada, that is until she starts coming to the library where he hangs out. As he learns more about her what he really wants is to protect her. Watch as a budding romance starts between the antisocial kid and the most popular girl in class.

The Dangers in My Heart was a lot better than I was expecting. It was kind of weird at the beginning, but becomes more heartwarming as it goes on. There is swearing throughout it but it was mainly in the first episode that it was noticeable. Nothing inappropriate happens in the show. Everyone dresses modestly, however there is a scene where the guys try and do a personality test about what sex position somebody prefers, also in the last episode Ichikawa tries to stop Yamada from looking at his stuff and ends up on top of her. He does get out of it thanks to Yamada because he couldn't move with his broken arm. I would give it a watch if you are looking for a new romance.

Danchigai

Danchigai follows the daily lives of the Nakano siblings. Haruki, Mutsuki, Satsuki, Uzuki, and Yayoi all live in an apartment complex together. Watch as these five do whatever they can to help each other, even if it means creating a few misunderstandings.

This was a pretty good anime. The language was totally clean, which was good. The characters dress modestly for the most part, but there is a scene where they get into swimsuits to go swimming. I should mention that there are a number of scenes where it looks like the siblings are a little too close. Like there is a scene where all of Haruki's sisters ask to sleep with him. One could take this the wrong way, but the episode clears it up by telling us that they were scared after watching a horror movie. All in all its a cute short about familial love. I would definitely suggest it if you want to watch a slice of life that's not too time consuming.

Phantom Thief Reinya

During the day Reinya is a normal girl who works at a convenience store, but by night she is the criminal known as phantom thief Reinya. Even though the police stop by the convenience store often it hasn't occurred to them that Reinya the convenience store clerk and phantom thief Reinya are the same person. Will the police be able to capture Reinya, or will she continue slipping right past them.

Phaantom Thief Reinya was actually really good. It kind of gave me Carmen Sandiego vibes which is really cool. It swears about once per episode which is a downside. While there is an officer who has her skirt flipped up by the fan it doesn't actually show anything, but it is still something to be aware of. If you want something short and different I would suggest this one.

My Big Sister Arrived

Tomoya Mizuhara had been an only child all his life, and thought that he would enjoy having a sibling...until his father remarried and he actually got one. Ichika Mizuhara is a high schooler who has a bit of a brother complex. Due to this she tries to get overly close with Tomoya. Such as when he put a sign on the door telling her to stay out she decides its okay to come in through the window. After meeting Ichika's friends Ruri Ruri and Marinacchi, Tomoya starts to warm up to his sister. 

My Big Sister Arrived was better than I though it was going to be. I like the story that it tells as well as the way the characters interact with each other. It only swears once or twice. Nothing immoral happens however, there are jokes made about chest size. Overall I would suggest it if you don't mind characters with brother complexes. Since every episode is only three minutes long it also makes it convenient to watch if you have some spare time.

Don't Call Us A JUNK GAME!

After their game got a plethora of bad reviews the hero and his friends decide to ditch the script and ad-lib the game giving the player a more unique experience. However, because choices were made on the fly the game became unpredictable. This made it harder for the hero to fulfill his role. Watch as the characters try to fix their mistakes to make an enjoyable game for the player.

I actually really enjoyed this. Partly because their are hardly any fantasy shorts, but also because it was incredibly funny. It does swear about ten times but it doesn't have an english dub. All the characters stay modest except for the goddess who only shows up at the end. All in all if you want to watch a funny short and you don't mind a bit of profanity I would definitely suggest this one.

How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom

Kazuya Souma lived with his grandparents after his parent died, and his grandfathers dying wish was that he would make a family of his own. It was a little later that Kazuya was summoned to another world to be this worlds hero. However, they didn't expect him to slay the monsters invading the kingdom, they expected him to be a sacrifice. Kazuya then tells them that he can fix this country's problems if they would allow him to live. After hearing the changes that he plans to make King Albert gives the throne to Kazuya. Will Kazuya be able to bring this country out of poverty?

I really liked this one because it touched on some things that usually aren't talked about in other Isekai Anime. One of the things is people thinking that Souma is Kazuya's first name and it hadn't occurred to him that people put their first names first instead of their last name. Another thing is the main character automatically knowing the fantasy world's language. While these things have never bothered me it was cool to have them addressed. Nothing inappropriate happens, but there are some characters that wear clothing with cleavage. There is also a joke made about getting in bed with Kazuya so I would be aware of that when choosing to watch this. There was no swearing which was a plus. I would definitely suggest this if you want a unique Isekai experience.

All Saints Street

After hearing that his parents want him to take over the family business, the demon Neal decides to leave Hell and move to Earth. He finds an apartment where he rooms with a vampire, a mummy, and a werewolf. Their apartment manager is an angel which is problematic at times since he tends to purify things without thinking of the affects it has on the residents. Watch the shenanigans that go on in the day to day life of Neil.

This is a wholesome show for the most part. The word Hell is said a lot but it is always referring to the place where the demons reside and not used as a swear word. Besides that theres no foul language. The characters all dress modestly. All in all I think it is worth watching if you are into slice of life anime.