Top 10 Most Annoying Anime Fillers

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Last updated 08 novembro 2024

For a good majority of anime based on manga, there may come to a point where the anime catches up to the manga. In some instances, recent series such as Kyoukai no Rinne, Attack on Titan and One Punch Man tend to take a seasonal break to give the manga an opportunity to get ahead and for the anime to be consistently faithful to its source material when it's time to resume. On the other hand, in order for some shows to keep its day and time slot (especially Wednesday evenings when people are most likely to be home in Japan) where they can get the most ratings and money, some shows that consequently catch up to the manga instead keep the show going with anime exclusive material (infamously) called fillers. This is a controversy to many fans because filler arcs/episodes at times don't really feel in touch with its source material by making characters act differently, or just tend to drag on, making the audience feel as if the show has little to no direction. For today's list, we will

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