Most realistic anime

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What do you all think is the most realistic anime?

[Azearl]

k-on

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k-on

What's it about?

[Azearl]

What's it about?

it's about a group of high school girls that are in a band .I think they are real too.

[PrimeOfTheSixPaths]

Uhm... Maybe Karate Shoukoushi Kohinata Minoru. About a guy that quits gymnastics and joins the Full Contact Karate Club at his University.
Also Initial D.About street racing and whatnot.

[Totsuka No Tsurugi]

school days

[Jin Hayami]

Dragon Ball Z.

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Dragon Ball Z.

Hahaha.

[November Nolove]

death note

[Miles vi Britannia]

At the moment, the most realistic I can think of is Usagi Drop. It's about as slice of life as I've ever gotten, but it's interesting in that the idea of single parenting is one that many anime really don't seem to have (or focus on even if it is there).

Clannad (supernatural elements aside) and Toradora are pretty realistic too though if only because I feel like I can relate to the feelings, thoughts, and struggles of the characters and really connected with them throughout.

[KiraGirl K]

Daily Lives of High School Boys

>>> story according to the title.

[rinnemaki]

guys its obvious isnt it?
its bleach , we cant see them , so dont ask for proof
but we know they exist...

[Machiko]

I'd say Hana Yori Dango. It's about a girl who enters an elite High School and is immediately picked on by a group of four boys who call themselves the F4 (Flower four). This group leaves a red card with the initials F4 in the locker of their next victim. So when the rest of the school finds out one of the students has the ''red card'' in their locker they immediately start bullying this one person until that person is forced to leave the school, and in the worst of cases is forced to commit suicide.

It's in my opinion a very well-built manga/anime (I only read the manga) as you can see how the protagonist has the will to deal with all the bullying and is even able to fight her way back to the school. And not to mention that the bad guy ends up falling for her but she wil give him the hardest of times as a payback for what he did to her.

[Gogehanks]

Bakuman.

[Hēi]

Slice of life anime maybe called as "realistic"

[Zero Kelvin]

At the moment, the most realistic I can think of is Usagi Drop. It's about as slice of life as I've ever gotten, but it's interesting in that the idea of single parenting is one that many anime really don't seem to have (or focus on even if it is there).

Clannad (supernatural elements aside) and Toradora are pretty realistic too though if only because I feel like I can relate to the feelings, thoughts, and struggles of the characters and really connected with them throughout.

Thanks for the tip. Usagi Drop is now on my list.
~Awesome manga.

[natssuu]

Monster, definitely. Not only the story is realistic, but the character designs too.

[Mellorox9]

Probably Nana
and Bakuman

[supino]

realistic as in artwork, or story?

I can think of many who would fit in any of the two types, some have already been mentioned: Usagi drop is a good example, also thinking of ergo proxy in terms of design.... but I am not sure what you meant

[Supermacaquecool]

:shrug:
I've read/watch some slice of life:
-5 cm per second (-anime-very realistic plot, anime-like artwork...awesome animation )
-Solanin (-manga-realistic plot...funny drawings [semi-realistic I'd say ])
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Also, Otogi zoshi seems to have an incredible art:

Not sure about the plot tho, never watched it o_o You made remember it!
Basilisk is has a nice historical-love-drama.