Which Sports Anime Should You Watch??

Which sports anime should you watch??

Concept Art of the lovely Tadashi Hamada from Big Hero 6

I totally understand wanting something chill to just watch and not read! <3 Sports mangas do run really long arcs and can be kinda intimidating to get into. 

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH The second episode of Ace of Diamond/Daiya no Ace is like the best episode ahaha *lays down and clutches characters to chest* I AM SO EXCITED FOR YOU LOL I'm excited to see who, if anyone, you like best! :3

re: magical boy anime + watching things 3 million years later; *high fives you* saaaame. I am so far behind on my anime watching list lol it's ridiculous. *lays down* BUT YES, IF YOU GET TO AROUND TO IT ANYTIME IN THE NEXT PROBABLY YEAR EVEN PLEASE DO HIT ME UP THAT WOULD BE SO AWESOME!! :D

oh man XD well as long as you know! It's a short series at least lol

should i watch the volleyball sports anime or the bike sports anime or the magical boy anime i see them all on my dash constantly do any of u have recs on which to watch first

…because now society’s collective mind has been reprogrammed to think that people that suffer from chronic illness or disability, their narrative story should follow that of a 1980’s sports movie montage, wherein you receive your diagnosis, you go through a brief period of depression, you have some inspiring conversations with friends and family, and then you cowboy up. You write that novel, you go to college and get your advanced degree, you run a marathon. Whatever it is, there is a definite thread that you are expected to follow because we see so many of these inspiring, overcoming-at-all-odds stories, when in fact they are extra-ordinary achievements. They are not the normal, and should not be used as a baseline to judge all chronically ill people against. It’s completely unfair and unrealistic. For so many people that suffer from things like fibromyalgia, and chron’s, and ulcerative colitis, their Rocky Balboa moment for the day might be finding the strength to just take a shower, to stand in their own kitchen and fix themselves something to eat before they have to crawl back to bed because just that much effort is too painful or too exhausting for them. And yet our society looks down on those people now, we judge them as somehow lacking because they’re not rising up to achieve all these great things. We have completely unrealistic expectations of them thanks to too many inspiring stories. So now we look at them and judge them as somehow inferior, somehow weaker. They don’t want it enough.They’re not trying hard enough to just be better.

Ken McKim - The Slow Death of Compassion for the Chronically Ill [x] (via bifurious-babe)

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