Farming Life in Another World Season 2

Hiraku Machio and the residents of The Great Tree Village are back. This time they have an influx of new residents thanks to the Dragon King Dryme and the Demon Lord Galgardo. Beezel one of the Demon King's four generals brings a group of Centaurs to the village, while Dryme brings a group of Minotaurs to the village. Needless to say both races are much taller than Hiraku and the residents had anticipated making the houses they build useless. Not long After, The Lamia bring a group of wood spirits to Great Tree Village, but they refuse to live indoors and just want to live where there's fertile soil to stand on. In order to keep up with all the paperwork, Flowrem brings others from the Demon Lord's Domain to work in the administrative office. Will Hiraku be able to provide everyone with a satisfying life?

Farming Life in Another World Season 2 was great. It felt kind of like a mix of Easygoing Territory Defense by the Optimistic Lord, I'm a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try mastering Magic, and I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 years, and Maxed Out My Level. It does have bath scenes, hot spring scenes, and a lake scene where you see the characters with swimsuits. There isn't any swearing though. If you enjoy slice of life anime that take place in a fantasy world, I would definitely suggest giving Farming Life in Another World a try.

Monster Girl Doctor

Glenn Litbeit is a human doctor who specializes in treating monsters. He has another doctor he works with named Saphentite Neikes who is a Lamia. Together they help improve the health of numerous species including Harpys, Giants, Mermaids, Centaurs, and even Dragons. While he is still a novice doctor, Glenn desires to help everyone he can. but with so many unique races and ailments will he be able to help them all?

Monster Girl Doctor was an interesting anime to watch. Since it's a medical anime it did kind of remind me of Parallel World Pharmacy and Doctor Elise: The Royal Lady with the Lamp. It does have fan service including a bath scene and a Hot Springs scene. However most of the fan service happens during the examinations that Doctor Glenn does. If you don't mind ecchi anime and enjoy medical anime, I would suggest giving it a try.

Puniru is a Kawaii Slime Season 2

Puniru travels around the world in order to have her cuteness acknowledged. Once she achieves her goal she comes back in a box to Kotaro's house. However, she has transformed so much that she doesn't remember what she used to look like. Whats worse is now she is tiny because slime dripped out of the box causing her to duplicate herself with each piece assuming a new identity. Thanks to Kotaro's friends she is able to find all the slime from her original body and become whole again.

Puniru is a Kawaii Slime Season 2 was interesting. It has the same feeling that you get in season 1, However, the addition of a character named Gelee gives the anime a new twist. Gelee is a delusional Ai robot that gained sentience using a piece of Puniru's slime body. She's a bit delusional and believes that Kotaro is the perfect man. The anime is clean both visually and with the language that's used. If you enjoyed Puniru is a Kawaii Slime Season 1, I think you should give Season 2 a try as well.

The Shy Hero and the Assassin Princesses

The Hero Toto has been wanting to become an adventurer for a long time. however, he's too shy to ask anyone to join his party. So when Ciel, Anemone, and Goa ask to join his party, his dream finally starts to feel real. What Toto doesn't know is that each one of them has been tasked with killing him. Will he be able to survive the attempts on his life?

The Shy Hero and the Assassin Princesses was way better than I was expecting it to be. Each character is fun to watch, and it is cool to see a fantasy main character that isn't automatically perfect at everything he does. I also think its cool that the hero wants to improve himself. The anime is mostly clean except for a shower scene and a beach episode. If you like fantasy anime I would definitely suggest giving this one a try.

Puniru is a Kawaii Slime

When Kotaro Kawaii was in elementary school he created a slime by watching others do it on TV. The slime he created came alive, and he named it Puniru. Puniru became obsessed with being cute. Mainly because Kotaro refuses to acknowledge her as being cute. So she decides to do everything in her power to win him over. But will her efforts draw them closer, or pull them apart even more?

Puniru is a Kawaii Slime was better than I thought it would be. It doesn't look great if you don't know anything about it, and the first few episodes aren't super interesting either. But after a few episodes I was actually drawn in to the story. While slimes are typically seen in the fantasy genre. Seeing one in a slice of life type story was actually pretty interesting. Puniru can do all sorts of transformations which are fun to see. Based on what she absorbs it can even affect her personality. If you decide to give it a try, give it a few episodes to see if you like it rather than turning away right at the beginning. 

I've Been Killing Slimes For 300 Years And Maxed Out My Level Season 2

The Witch of the Highlands, Azusa, realizes that it has been a long time since she has done anything witch-like, so she decides to grab medicinal herbs in the forest. It is there that she finds red beans. She takes them back with her and creates manju buns. After trying them out Halkara tells Azusa that she should sell them. Falfa then says that they kind of look like slimes and might look cute if they had a face on them. Azusa, Falfa, Shalsha, Halkara, Laika, and Rosalie all go into town and set up a stall selling "snack slimes". A line soon forms and someone mentions that cooking must be the witch of the highlands special skill. It is then that Azusa remembers that she still hasn't done anything witch-like. But she believes she is the happiest witch alive.

I've Been Killing Slimes For 300 Years And Maxed Out My Level Season 2 was just as fun as Season 1. It bears a similar resemblance in structure with Azusa meeting new people and helping them out, as well as spending time with Beelzebub and the Demon King Pecora. The language is clean and the clothes are modest. If you liked season 1, you should definitely watch season 2.

The Unaware Atelier Meister

Kurt Rockhans was in the Flaming Dragon Fangs adventuring party doing their chores, when one day he was fired. Now with nowhere to he headed to the city of Samaela where he signed up for Hello Hell Work. They did an aptitude test only to find out that he has no aptitude relating to combat, which will make it hard to find work. Luckily The Frontier Town had a job looking for people to fix the walls of a military fortress there. It was there that he got fired after three days because he fixed two out of the four walls all by himself. The foreman believed that there would be no work for anyone else if he continued to work there. Will Kurt find a place that accepts him?

The Unaware Atelier Meister feels like a mix of Suppose a Kid from the Last Dungeon Boonies, Moved to a Starter Town? and Banished from the Heroes Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside.

It was definitely one of the best fantasy anime's I saw this season. It's clean both visually and verbally. I would say its a great anime to start out with if you want to get into the fantasy anime genre. I would definitely recommend it.  

Motto To Love Ru (Season 2)

When Rito and Lala are running late to school, Lala runs so fast that Rito can't keep up. when he tells her to stop, she stops so suddenly that he goes flying. He lands on top of Golden Darkness who promptly punches him all the way back to where he was before. When he lands in front of Lala she mentions that they were standing in the same place they were when he first proposed to her. Later the group goes to a local Hot Springs with Golden Darkness who has people after her. They believe that she has grown weak due to her refusal to kill Rito Yuuki. 

Motto To Love Ru was different from season 1, but still good. Each episode was split into three tiny stories which I thought was a nice change from the regular episodes in season 1. While Nana and Momo aren't in every episode they show up enough for you to grow to like them. There is a lot of fan service but its mainly panty shots, there is a hot spring episode, a pool episode, as well as multiple bath scenes. It feels kind of similar to Rosario+Vampire in that regard. If you don't like the Ecchi genre then you don't have to watch it, but if you enjoyed season 1, then I would suggest giving it a try.

Bogus Skill <<"Fruitmaster">> ~About that time I became able to eat unlimited numbers of Skill Fruits (that kill you)

Light Underwood has always dreamed of being the greatest adventurer of all time. The type of hero who's name goes down in history. So when he gets the skill "Fruit master" That's only good for farming, he is very disappointed. And its impossible to get another skill seeing as eating more than one skill fruit kills you. So Light decides to become a farmer and starts growing skill fruits himself. During this time he takes in a child named Ayla who helps him around the house. One day she decides to put skill fruits in their meal unaware of what they are. Because of this Light gets the skill "Sword God" and Ayla obtains the "Appraisal" skill. With his new combat based skill Light can finally take the first step toward his dream by becoming an Adventurer. 

Bogus Skill <<Fruitmaster>> ~About that time I became able to eat unlimited numbers of Skill Fruits (that kill you) was a pretty cool fantasy anime. It kind of reminds me of The Fruit of Evolution: Before I Knew It My Life had it Made. While it shares some similarities like people getting powers from fruits and using that to become adventurers. It has differences as well, the most noticable being that Bogus Skill isn't a Harem anime, nor is it an isekai. Bogus skill stays mostly clean but there is a shower scene and a bath scene. If you like fantasy anime where the main characters become adventurers this one might be for you. I would definitely suggest giving it a try. 

I’m a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try Mastering Magic

Liam Hamilton had always wanted to learn magic. While his noble family was on the brink of ruin due to the Jamil Kingdom's rule of nobles having to achieve something every few generations, Liam uses his family's library to read grimoires. One day while he is wandering his family's land he comes across a man named Raymond who tells Liam that he can help him with his magic. Liam accepts his offer and gains many thing including a magical ring which acts as a storage device for magic. With this Liam basically has his own grimoire that can store spells from other grimoires wherever he goes.

I'm a Noble on the Brink of Ruin, So I Might as Well Try Mastering Magic was very fun to watch. It started out feeling similar to I'm the 8th Son? Are You Kidding Me? but as the show went on it felt more like That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime. The show stays mostly modest, except for a beach episode. I would definitely suggest giving it a try if you like anime's like That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime.

Beheneko: The Elf-Girl's Cat is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster!

One day a brave knight dies, and the next thing he knows he wakes up in the middle of a dungeon. He can tell that he has been reincarnated as the S-Rank monster Behemoth. So to test his skills he fights different monsters and absorbs their skills. However, when he comes face to face with a dragon he barely gets out alive. thoroughly defeated and injured our brave knight falls to the floor. He is soon rescued by an elf girl named Aria who mistakes him for a helpless ordinary cat and decides to name him Tama.

Beheneko: The Elf-Girl's Cat is Secretly an S-Ranked Monster was pretty enjoyable. The characters are fun, and the story is great. I will say that there is a bath or hot spring scene in every episode, and its also uncensored. So if you like to avoid the Ecchi genre you can skip this one. But, if you don't mind some fan service, I think Beheneko is worth giving a try, especially if you enjoy the Fantasy genre.

Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest Season 3

As Hajime and his classmates ride in his newly formed airship they see a group of rabbits being pursued by imperial soldiers. However, rather than getting caught they lure the soldiers into a trap and attack them. Hajime, Shea, and Yue recognize them as Shea's family and the same bunny's that Hajime trained to be strong back when he first met Shea. He lands his ship and after talking with the bunnies, they learn that Shea's dad along with a group of other bunnies from her clan have disappeared after illegally entering the empire. Hajime, Shea, and Yue find out where Shea's dad and friends are being held and release them from prison.

Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest Season 3 was far better than I was expecting. Some viewers complained about the animation and the length of the time in the labyrinths, but I though both were great. I couldn't really tell a difference in the animation. I don't typically notice that type of thing, but if I do notice, it has to be blatantly clear like what happened in Demon Lord, Retry Season 1 & 2. There are some inappropriate jokes in this season, but for the most part its clean. There is a bit of swearing in it as well. However, if you enjoyed the first and second season I would definitely give season three a try as well.

Dungeon People

Clay was raised by her dad who constantly raided dungeons. He taught her everything he believed she needed in order to survive a dungeon. However, one day he disappeared leaving only a note and a dagger for Clay to use. While Clay was raiding the Antomerg dungeon she runs into a minotaur who serves as the eighth floor's guardian. during their fight a wall breaks and the minotaur does something Clay never expected. He asks her to stop the fight because the dungeon administrator will be arriving due to the broken wall. After getting information on what happened the dungeon administrator Beilleheila Langdass pulls Clay aside and asks if she would be willing to work as part of the dungeon staff. Clay says that she'll do it if Beilleheila can beat her in a fight. Naturally, as the dungeons final boss, Belle defeats Clay in under a minute. And thus begins Clay's journey of learning what goes on behind the scenes of a dungeon.

While Dungeons may seem like an overdone trope of the fantasy anime genre, Dungeon People gives a truly unique take on it. I think what I enjoyed the most was learning about the monsters like Pekkomo, Teruru, and Binky. The language in the anime is clean, and the characters all dress modestly. It's honestly hard to find an anime to compare this to. I was reminded of delicious in dungeon a little bit because in delicious in dungeon they do talk about the mechanics of the dungeon they are exploring. If you are looking for a new dungeon themed anime I would definitely give this one a try.  

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3

After Walpurgis ends, the demon lords each go back to their countries. In order to take care of the situation with Falmuth, Rimuru sends Diablo as well as Youm to give the nobles a choice as to what to do next. Naturally, they manage to resolve things peacefully by having king edmaris give up the throne as well as have the country pay a fine. However, the new king has no intention of paying Rimuru back and instead he starts hiring mercenaries. In order to resolve the situation with Hinata, Rimuru sends a message to her. But, things don't always go as planned, and the army of Lubellious heads towards Tempest with the goal to destroy Rimuru. Will Rimuru be able to handle all the problems coming his way?

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 3 was really good in my opinion. However, it doesn't have as much action as previous seasons which can be disappointing for some. The season flows really well though if you watch all the seasons back to back. It also is pretty clean with only a few Hot Springs scenes. Anyway if you liked the previous seasons of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, I would give Season 3 a try as well. 

Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything with Low-Level Spells

While having a normal day at school Touka Mimori is transported to another world along with everybody else in his class. They are greeted by a goddess who assigns them different ranks based on the skills they obtained when they arrived in this new world. Seeing how Touka was the weakest she decides to send him to an Labyrinth where nobody who has gone there has returned alive. When Touka arrives he is instantly targeted by monsters. Luckily his Paralyze, Poison, and Sleep skills seem to work on any monster. With these skills he is able to escape the Labyrinth and start his revenge against the goddess.

Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything with Low-Level Spells is different than what I expected. The Start kind of reminds me of Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest. I'm not usually picky about animation, but Failure Frame was weird. It was like it kept switching back and forth between 2D and 3D. There is a bath scene, a scene where Seras washes herself, as well as lots of cleavage. The language stays clean which is good. If you like Isekai type anime's Failure Frame might be for you.

The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to Be Archenemies

Byakuya Mimori is the Magical Girl Glass Happiness. However, rather than doing it out of a desire to help others her only motivation is the money she makes. One day after slaying a dragon that was running rampant she runs into the Evil Lieutenant. Both of them fall in love at first sight. Rather than fighting, the Evil Lieutenant Mira brings Byakuya a chiffon cake. It is then that he learns about how much she is being overworked. After having meetings like this day after day the Evil Organization that Mira belongs to starts to get suspicious. Will both Mira and Byakuya find a way to be together?

The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to Be Archenemies was super good. It is a really cute romance in my opinion. However, I wouldn't suggest it to just anyone. There is a character who basically only swears. Byakuya's Magical Girl Outfit has a lot of cleavage which may bother some people. There is also a scene where Byakuya is covered in slime, as well as a scene where Byakuya's familiar tries to make her wear an even more revealing outfit. While it is not for everyone I still really liked it and would suggest it to people looking for a good romance that don't mind some fan service.

Dahlia in Bloom: Crafting a Fresh Start with Magical Tools

A girl dies from overworking herself, and is reborn as Dahlia. Dahlia grows up watching her father who is a magic tool artisan. After seeing him show her a magic tool that projects different shapes and creatures as if they were floating, Dahlia makes it her goal to become a magic tool artisan as well. She has different ideas based on the things she experienced on earth, but her real success came when she created waterproof fabric using slimes. However, not everything always goes how you plan it to. Will Dahlia achieve her dreams?

Dahlia in Bloom: Crafting a Fresh Start with Magical Tools was better than I expected. It feels different from other slow life anime because slow life anime usually have jobs that aren't that uncommon in the real world like farming or running a store. Dahlia in Bloom is basically about an inventor which hasn't really been done before. The anime is wholesome. All the characters dress modestly and the language remains clean as well. If you are a fan of slow life anime I would give this one a try.

The Middle Aged Newbie Adventurer, Trained to Death by the Most Powerful Party, Became Invincible

Rick Gladiatol has had a dream since he was a child to follow in the footsteps of his hero Yamamoto. However, his parents thought it would be better for him to get a steady job. So instead of becoming an adventurer he became a receptionist at the adventurers guild. After fourteen years of working there he finally got his opportunity to go adventuring. Most people start adventuring when they are young to easily improve their magic. Thanks to an encounter with a dark elf named Reanette, Rick was introduced to a party full of S-Rank adventurers. Even though he started late all of them were happy to train Rick. So after two years of training in the mountains Rick was finally ready to take his E-Rank adventurer test. However, due to his age, nobody took Rick seriously. This had a negative effect on Rick despite his immense strength. Will Rick gain the confidence he needs to achieve his goals?

The Middle Aged Newbie Adventurer, Trained to Death by the Most Powerful Party, Became Invincible was better than I thought it would be. It starts out slow, but after the first few episodes it gets really good. The majority of the show is clean but there are some parts where the girls wear outfits with cleavage. If that doesn't bother you and you enjoy fantasy anime I would suggest giving it a try.

A Journey Through Another World: Raising Kids While Adventuring

After being killed by a god, Takumi Kayano is sent to the world that he governs. As an apology the wind god grants Takumi a new body along with knowledge about this new world Etelldia. As he is wandering the forest he comes across two kids who seem to have been abandoned. At first they are scared of Takumi, but after he offers them food they warm up to him. Using Takumi's magic and Allen and Elena's strength the three of them make it through the forest and arrive at a town called Shireen. It is there that they become adventurers.

A Journey Through Another World: Raising Kids While Adventuring was a super fun anime to watch. While people getting Isekaid and becoming adventurers isn't a new concept,  the characters and world made the anime super fun for me. I absolutely love when there is food related scenes in anime and this one had quite a bit of that as well. Allen and Elena make the anime feel unique since you never see kids become adventurers. While there are young characters like Fran from Reincarnated as a Sword and Mile from Didn't I Say to Make My Abilities Average in the Next Life, both of them are around the age of twelve while Allen and Elena are five. There is no swearing and the anime is clean visually as well. If you like the Isekai genre I would definitely suggest giving this one a try.

A Nobody's Way Up to an Exploration Hero

A few years ago dungeons started popping up in the real world. One of the first people to travel and search it was Captain Katsuragi. This man was a hero to Kaito Takagi who decided to become a dungeon explorer himself. However, he was unable to fight anything stronger than a slime for two years. Then one day he stumbled across a servant card for a valkyrie named Sylphy. This was the first step to making Kaito's dream of becoming a hero a reality. Slowly after that he was able to get stronger when he obtained another card for a Devil named Luceria. Together with these two Kaito became strong enough to delve further into the dungeon. Will Kaito reach his goal of being a hero, and what kind of hero will he be?

A Nobody's Way Up to an Exploration Hero kind of reminds me of solo leveling. While the fights and animation are not on the level of solo leveling, the concept of dungeons appearing in the real world is similar. The anime is mostly clean with the exception of a Hot Springs scene. If you like fantasy anime's with dungeons I would give this one a try.