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Status  :-  Finished   Airing Episodes  :-  12 Genre  :-  Action , Drama , Shounen , Vampire I really don't get why some people think that Owari no Seraph is similar to AOT. While it is true that both anime are about revenge-driven boys who want to kill vampires/Titans, have wickedly awesome weapons and gears, and test the boundaries of losing one's humanity, but other than that, there's nothing more. While AOT focuses on discovering the truth, Owari No Seraph focuses on the importance of family and friendship.  Both anime are unique in their own ways and they're both fun, badass, and interesting. On what seems a normal day, a mysterious virus occurs and kills every infected human over the age of 13. At the same time vampires appear and take the remaining children, including the children of the Hyakuya orphanage under 'their wing'. To the great dislike of our protagonist Yuuichiro Hyakuya, the children are used as livestock for the vampire

Status  :- Finished   Airing Episodes  :- 10 Genre  :- Sports , Drama , Comedy , School The best part about Haikyuu is the hype is always there from the 1st episode of season 1 to last episode of season 2. T he hype in Haikyuu is beyond unreal, and the third season is the best example of this. If you told me a couple of years ago that an anime franchise involving high school sports would become one of my favorites in the medium, I probably would've laughed in your face. But I've come to realize that the quality of an anime goes beyond how it makes you think. How it makes you feel is just as important. There isn’t much in the way of story this season, due mostly to its shorter run time. Being in a 5 set match is unfamiliar territory for our favorite Karasuno team, which begins to show as the series progresses. Exhaustion starts to become a factor, and for the first time I can remember in Haikyuu, players begin to tire mentally and physically. This incorporates a