Currently watching SAO Alicization and just finished an older one with a similar concept called Log Horizon. I was also watching another older one with a similar concept called .hack//sign but it was removed from Crunchyroll! 🙁

My favorites would be the Fate series for fantasy, Knights of Sidonia for sci-fi, and Parasyte for horror. I'm also super excited for the return of Re:zero series and konosuba movie.

Not having Amazon, I couldn't tell you. Guess you will just have to look and see. 😉

Okay, not an anime but a TV show from South Korea that I started watching on Netflix streaming this past weekend that I would recommend. It is called Strong Girl Bong-Soon. It is an interesting blend of comedy, drama and romance, with an interesting dash of action. Runs 16 or so episodes of around 1 hour and 7 minutes each.

From Wikipedia synopsis:

Do Bong-soon (Park Bo-young) was born with superhuman strength. Her strength is hereditary and passed along only to the women in her family. Her dream is to create a video game with herself as the main character. She desperately wants to become a delicate and elegant woman, which is the ideal type of her crush, In Guk-doo (Ji Soo), a police officer. Thanks to her strength, she gets a job as bodyguard to rich heir Ahn Min-hyuk (Park Hyung-sik), the CEO of a gaming company, Ainsoft. In contrast to Guk-doo, Min-hyuk is an eccentric man who is playful, a little spoiled, has no regard for rules, and dislikes policemen. He has recently received anonymous threats and has even been stalked, leading him to hire Bong-soon as his bodyguard.

I'm up to episode nine. I find the actors enjoyable and for a small budget TV show, the special effects displaying her strength are quite good and in some ways, since they are using practical effects and not CGI for a lot of it, as good if not better than what we see on the big screen superhero movies.

I am not into romance movies and other "chick" flicks but I still find this a fun show to watch because it isn't overly sappy for most of it. And not knowing much about South Korea, other than we fought a war there, it is interesting to see how their culture is shown here and the similarities and differences between our own and theirs and how that motivates the characters.

Nothing objectionable in the most part is shown. No nudity, some blood and no cursing. Violence, some played for laughs, some for drama. I would rate it PG-13 due to some of the violence shown and some subject matter. [There is a man who kills his first victim and then goes around beating and then kidnapping women and holding them for his own nefarious pleasure. Those scenes can be a bit intense for some viewers. More psychological horror than anything really graphic.]

Give it a try.

I thank Netflix for having such a wide array of TV shows and Movies from other countries dealing with superheroes. Their take on an American staple is always interesting if not always top notch.