The GLORIO Chat Episode 178: The Top 10 Anime of 2024
It’s the podcast version of our top 10 anime, plus one more shout out to Look Back.
It’s the podcast version of our top 10 anime, plus one more shout out to Look Back.
The best anime according to the GLORIO crew, 2024 edition
I racked my brain for a while trying to think of what to write in a year where a) I was only deeply invested in a small handful of anime that came out during 2024, most of which will almost certainly make it onto Glorio’s annual top 10 list anyway, and b) the world kinda…
Euri talks about his fortunes turning around this year, and what manga he read along the way.
Rather than just write about anime, this year Zigg decided to LIVE ANIME
If there’s a pervasive theme to 2024, I think it’s the constant sense of there never being enough time. This has been a noticeable trend for years, but this year it became impossible to ignore that a lot of anime were materially compromised, either in episode count or fidelity. The age of the 52 episode TV anime is dead, and I think the end of the 26 episode TV anime is not far off. We now live in the era of 13 episode seasons; a frankly inadequate number of episodes for many kinds of stories. Watching familiar stories try to fit themselves into this new format has been awkward to say the least. The shows I’ll be talking about are the ones I think are most significant, either good or ill, to my 2024 anime watching experience.
I wish the world didn’t have to be this way, but if big franchises are the only way the creators I like can get any work, then so be it.