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ANIME TITLE: God Eater

Set in a post-apocalyptic Japan in the year 2071. The world has been mostly destroyed by mysterious monsters known as the Aragami. An organization known as Fenrir was made to exterminate Aragami using 'God Arcs', weapons made from Aragami cells. Those who specialize in exterminating Aragami are known as God Eaters. Their God Arcs originally could only keep a single form, however a new type has been discovered that can switch between gun and blade form. Since then, they have been classified new-types and the previous as old-types.

Definitely deserves to be tried out.

A Year of Anime (2015) - The Complete Awards List

We’re retrospecting 365 days of anime broadcast with A Year of Anime (2015)! Entries will be published throughout Mid-December all the way to the date of New Year’s Eve! This list will be updated live with the respective winners of the day. Cast your predictions for the winners of any or all of entries below! 

Eligibility: Any anime that aired in the 2015 year, non-inclusive of its prior seasons separated by a season-long hiatus or longer. 

Story & Episode Awards

Best Premise/Overall Story

Best Story-telling

Best Arc

Best Backstory 

Best Scene 

Best Fight 

Best Death 

Best Plot Twist 

Best Dialogue 

Best Premiere Episode 

Best Finale Episode 

Best Standalone Episode

Best Filler Episode 

Characters & Relationships Awards

Best Protagonist 

Best Antagonist 

Best Supporting Character 

Best Minor Character 

Best Male Character 

Best Female Character 

Best Non-Human, Non-Anthropomorphic Character 

Best Overall Cast 

Best Comic-Relief Character 

Best Kouhai 

Best Senpai 

Character You Wish Didn’t Die the Most 

Character You Wished Death Upon the Most 

Character Death You Were Most Okay With  

Best Bromance 

Best Sismance 

Best Friends (Group) 

Best Romantic Pairing 

Best Platonic Pairing 

Best Family

Genre Awards

Best Action 

Best Adventure 

Best Shounen 

Best Magical/Fantasy

Best Comedy 

Best Low-key Comedy

Best Science-Fiction/Mecha

Best Historical 

Best Romance 

Best Drama 

Best Coming of Age 

Best Slice-of-Life 

Best Mystery 

Best Supernatural 

Best Horror 

Best Sports 

Best Niche

Best Variety

Best Genre-bender 

Adaptation & Format Awards

Best Original Series

Best Manga Adaptation

Best Novel Adaptation

Best Light Novel Adaptation

Best Visual Novel Adaptation

Best Game Adaptation

Best 4koma Adaptation

Best Franchise/Mascot Adaptation

Best Short Series

Best Spin-off

Production and Presentation Awards

Best Art

Screencapture of the Year

Best Animation

Animation Sequence of the Year

Best Backdrops

Best CGI

Best Supplementary Graphic Design

Best Character Design

Best Color Palette

Best Cultural Immersion

Best Studio

Best Soundtrack

Best Character Theme

Best Opening Sequence

Best Ending Sequence

Best Insert Song

Best Seiyuu (Male)

Best Seiyuu (Female)

Best Cold Open

Best In-Series Logo Design

Best Eye-catchers

Best End Card

Best Technical Presentation

Miscellaneous Awards

Anime of the Seasons:

Winter

Spring

Summer

Fall

Guilty Pleasure

Most Improved

Exceeded Expectations

Most Underappreciated

Most Regrettably Unwatched

Best Gateway Anime

Most Deserving of a Sequel

Best Long-Running Series

Most Controversial 

Most Nostalgic 

Most Unique

Most Batshit Insane

Most Viral-Sensational

Best Catchphrase

Best Running Gag

Best “Magical” Transformation

Biggest Tear-Jerker

Most Explicit Content

Best Fan-Service

Most Ridiculous Portrayal of Breasts

Most Fashionable Character

Best Hairstyle

Best Fashion

Best Overall Depiction of Food

Best Depiction of Anime Eye

Best Usage of English Language

Worst Usage of English Language

Most Reductive Way to Define the Year

Wild Card Awards

Biggest Cocktease via Scheduling Conflict

Best Duo that Could Use a Buddy Cop Spin-off

Most Incompetent Eater/Drinker

Most Inordinate Everyday Place for an Anime Scene to Take Place -  The Car Dealership (Himouto! Umaru-chan)

Most Poignantly Worded Next Episode Previews

Most Shots of the Same Thing from Different Angles with Each Shot Nevertheless Immaculately Done