[00:02] Five shows almost nobody brings up and everyone deserves better. Let's go. From the New World, a dystopia that isn't shiny or high-tech that takes its time building its world and its questions until the whole thing quietly clicks.
[00:15] Underrated and unappreciated still. Rainbow, seven boys in a disciplinary school in post-war Japan facing the absolute worst of humanity and holding on to each other anyway. It's ugly, it's hard to [music] watch, and the payoff is
[00:27] ever seen. Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit. A young prince from his own father and under all the action is one of the tenderest parent-child bonds in anime. Recommended nowhere near enough.
[00:42] Land of the Lustrous. Humanoid gems fighting to avoid being turned into jewelry seen through one who was never built to fight. Tragedy, self-image, loss, and the 3D is stunning. Anthem of the Heart. A quiet Mari Okada film about
[00:56] learning to open up with a message that stuck with me longer than films twice its length. Five gems, which have you actually seen? Be honest.