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For me, I recently watched Knight's & Magic, and loved it. It was fun seeing someone solving 1 problem after another to create something new - kinda similar to

For me, I recently watched Knight's & Magic, and loved it. It was fun seeing someone solving 1 problem after another to create something new - kinda similar to solving a million bugs to finally build the project.

Dracophoenix 5y ago
My guess is you like isekai with a tech/strategic side to it probably like the following: - Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody - That Time I Got Reincarnated as A Slime - The Dungeon of Black Company - No Game No Life - Outbreak Company - Log Horizon (in a computer game, but has a lot of worldbuilding) - Overlord - Re;Creators - Arifureta: From Commonplace to The World's Strongest - In Another World with a Smartphone (generally considered so bad it's good) - The Wise Man's Grandchild - The Saga of Tanya the Evil I'm guessing you might like the following: - Sword Art Online - .hack series (the anime chronology begins with .hack//sign) If you want something a little bit more tech related with less fantasy: - The Irregular At Magic High School - Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - Stein's Gate - Serial Experiments Lain - Bubblegum Crisis - Outlaw Star - Big O - Code Geass Just a personal recommendation: - Spice and Wolf
- AlexanderTheGr8 5y ago
  These are great recommendations, thanks. Also if you don't mind me asking, how do you know so many tech-related recommendations?
  - Dracophoenix 5y ago
    Firstly, tech of any sort is almost unavoidable in anime. It's just a matter of whether said tech is a significant part of the world-building or just there to keep the plot moving. Even a sword-and-sorcery shoujo isekai like Escaflowne has mech battles. Secondly, I've watched many of these shows myself, so when you mentioned Knights and Magic (which I enjoyed when it came out in 2017), I knew the kind of premise you were looking for; Coder/office worker/intelligent & talented student uses his knowledge of the laws of nature of his previous world to become overpowered in the new one.

Dracophoenix 5y ago

My guess is you like isekai with a tech/strategic side to it probably like the following: - Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody - That Time I Got Reincarnated as A Slime - The Dungeon of Black Company - No Game No Life - Outbreak Company - Log Horizon (in a computer game, but has a lot of worldbuilding) - Overlord - Re;Creators - Arifureta: From Commonplace to The World's Strongest - In Another World with a Smartphone (generally considered so bad it's good) - The Wise Man's Grandchild - The Saga of Tanya the Evil I'm guessing you might like the following: - Sword Art Online - .hack series (the anime chronology begins with .hack//sign) If you want something a little bit more tech related with less fantasy: - The Irregular At Magic High School - Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - Stein's Gate - Serial Experiments Lain - Bubblegum Crisis - Outlaw Star - Big O - Code Geass Just a personal recommendation: - Spice and Wolf

AlexanderTheGr8 5y ago
These are great recommendations, thanks. Also if you don't mind me asking, how do you know so many tech-related recommendations?
- Dracophoenix 5y ago
  Firstly, tech of any sort is almost unavoidable in anime. It's just a matter of whether said tech is a significant part of the world-building or just there to keep the plot moving. Even a sword-and-sorcery shoujo isekai like Escaflowne has mech battles. Secondly, I've watched many of these shows myself, so when you mentioned Knights and Magic (which I enjoyed when it came out in 2017), I knew the kind of premise you were looking for; Coder/office worker/intelligent & talented student uses his knowledge of the laws of nature of his previous world to become overpowered in the new one.