Animation can be said to be one of the few entertainment projects that can accompany each of us from childhood to adulthood. Many people still like to watch anime even after they become adults. This may be a habit that everyone has formed. The world of anime is often very beautiful. When watching animation, we can leave real life for a short time, immerse ourselves in the animation world, and enjoy the happiness it brings us. This is the biggest charm of animation that attracts us. So let’s play a little game next to see how much anime viewing everyone has. See if you can guess from just one scene which anime the corresponding scene is from.

This first scene may not be difficult for those born in the 1990s. Although at first glance, it seems that it is not recognizable from what animation it appears in, but from this scene, the mountain behind the house, you can know what animation it is from. If you still haven’t thought of it, here’s a tip: this is a domestic animation with seven protagonists. Basically no one can guess it.

The second scene shows a small single-family building, which is a typical Japanese building. Needless to say, it goes without saying that it comes from a Japanese comic book. Although the scope is narrowed to Japanese comics, similar buildings have appeared in many Japanese animations. Most of these buildings are the homes of the protagonists, but the details in each anime are different. So I won’t give too many hints in this scene. Just watch this to test whether you are a real anime geek.

The third scene is also from a classic Japanese comic. Friends who have read this work in childhood should be able to recognize it at a glance. Several protagonists from this anime have appeared in the scene. It can be seen from their backs that this must be a mecha-style anime, but it cannot be completely regarded as mecha-style. If you watched this animation as a child, the answer is actually very obvious.

Although the fourth scene is still from a Japanese manga, what can be revealed is that it is a shojo manga. Friends who watched this anime in their childhood must have had endless fantasies when they first saw the protagonist's transformation. This may be one of the few girls' comics we came into contact with in childhood.

In the fifth scene, we return to domestic animation. This animation is recognized as a childhood shadow for those born in the 1990s. So I lowered the difficulty a little and put a picture of the back of the protagonist. Do you have some impressions of this familiar painting style? Does it remind you of that period in your childhood?

Finally we see the sixth scene, which should be familiar to most people. Especially those born after 2000 should be able to recognize it at a glance. This domestic animation belongs to the common childhood memories of those born in 2000. The protagonists are two animals and a human, and this scene is the home of the two animals. Have you guessed it?

How many of the six scenes above can you guess correctly?