The sort of meta nature of the story makes it the perfect starter show for anyone new to the boys’ love genre. As their relationship develops, we see the two process and grapple with their feelings, and learn how to treat each other with the support of loving friends.
Miyano harbors a lot of shame for his interests, but one day gets to know a broody classmate named Sasaki Shuumei, who takes an interest in Miyano and supports him in his love of boys’ love manga. The story follows Miyano Yoshikazu, a high school student who has a passion for reading manga. If you need a feel-good romance to drown your brain in good mushy feelings, I implore you to watch Sasaki and Miyano. For clarity and convenience, this year’s top 10 list is ranked in ascending order, while the “best of the rest” runner-ups are ordered by premiere date, from most recent to least. After collecting and tallying the ballots, the 10 anime with the most votes comprise our list of the best anime of 2022. There’s a wealth to choose from and not nearly enough time in the day to watch it all, which is why we’ve gathered together Polygon’s quorum of anime aficionados to submit ballots for their favorite anime of the year.
With Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, Attack on Titan: The Final Season Part 2, Mitsuo Iso’s The Orbital Children, Hiroyuki Imaishi’s Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, Chainsaw Man, Mob Psycho 100 III, and many more, it’s been a year to remember for anime so far - and it’s not even over yet! 2022 has proven itself, much like 2021 before it, to be an exceptional year for anime, boasting the return of several acclaimed series, the debut of even more highly anticipated new anime, and an array of impressive limited-series originals.
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