[00:02] [snorts] non-sequel season in years. My top five. Number five, Tomb Raider King. You're a famous tomb raider in a world where relic filled dungeons appeared overnight right up until your own crew betrays and kills you. Then, you wake up
[00:15] 15 years earlier before the tombs even exist knowing exactly where every relic is hidden. It's a power fantasy that never once slows down. Number four, Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You. A burnt out 45-year-old salaryman's only
[00:29] bright spot is the cheerful cashier at store. On a smoke break, he meets a totally different woman. Leather jacket, bored eyes, never smiles. He never once person. That's the whole show and it's
[00:41] charming as hell. Number three, I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day. The title screams terminal illness weepy and it's actually the exact opposite of that. It's a dark fantasy yuri set inside an orphanage that secretly trains
[00:53] heroine's new roommate is the school's blood soaked, always smiling, possibly unkillable secret weapon. Number two, Ghost in the Shell. A brand new anime, not a remake, drawn straight from Shirow Masamune's 1989 manga with Shirow
[01:08] himself calling it a proper entry in the canon. Science Saru is handling it, the early footage looks gorgeous, and Section 9 is doing things visually I've never seen the franchise attempt. Number one, Sekiro. FromSoftware's first ever
[01:21] anime, a full retelling of Wolf and Kuro's story made with FromSoftware's direct blessing. Fully hand drawn, no AI, with a posthumous Ryuichi Sakamoto track scoring the theme. If it captures even most of what the game was, this is
[01:34] season defining stuff. Full top 10s on the YouTube channel, link in the bio.