WAIT… THE MICE ARE WEEABOOS?!

Post-quest melancholy hits the white mice like soft cheese. Long life, short friends, quiet magic. They rewind the credits like prayer.

Koko Hekmatyar. Arms dealer queen energy. Song beat lodged in murine skulls: “Her name is Koko she is loco.” Time to Attack still on the Koko bias playlist (show OST — the shrine speaker plays Komiku · Disco Cat).

Rural sword grandpa energy but make it skill issue solved. Mice squeak every time the quiet one is actually terrifying.

Exile + heavy armor + game the rules. Lab mice respect anyone who treats the world like a patchable build.

Kidnapped by truck → become gelatinous empire. White mice: “relatable career path.” Rimuru nation-building = stan behavior.

Guns, vampires, British gothic screaming. Ultimate hits different. Mice do the “For the Queen!” whisper at 3 a.m. in the maze.

Desert, love-&-peace, bullets. Stampede glow-up made the mice restart their Vash shrine overnight.

Carnival nightmare. Mice want it continued. They file weekly petitions to the void. The void has not answered. Yet.

Labeled clear: dead punch / drop dead vibe. Necromancer-in-Tokyo chaos. Mice chant the title like a boss-drop callout.

Stone world, science comeback, “this is exhilarating!” Lab mice lose it — finally an isekai-adjacent where the clipboard is the weapon.

Brain dive. City rain. Who are you in the net? Mice stare into the glitter mirror and see Motoko. Arthur: “They're fangirling a cyborg. REALLY?!”

Laughing Man. Tachikomas. Stand alone / stand alone complex. Mice treat every episode like classified briefing + concert encore.

Amnesia + overpowered summons. Mice file it under “memory wipe but make it metal.”

Account left behind, world still online. Mice check every orphaned save file like a cold case.

Healer goes underground. Mice: support class supremacy. Clipboard approved.

Tiny blonde war crime calculator. Mice salute the Type-95 and then hide the cheese.

Trapped in the game. Mice already live in one. Arthur: “Really? The game again?!”

Skeleton grindset. Mice see Overlord cousin energy and squeak approval.

Amazon-kun isekai. Mice respect the logistics. Towel optional; packages mandatory.

Pharmacy empire building. Lab mice: “finally, a career path with shelves.”

Office drone → overpowered wanderer. Mice clock out and clock in harder.

Shield only. Betrayal arc. Mice hiss at false accusations and hug the raccoon girl.

Dungeon trauma → forge-your-own-OP. Mice love a rebuild montage.

Danmachi. Familia feels. Mice want a goddess who believes in them (and snacks).

Summon gone wrong / right. Mice take notes on how not to. Then do it anyway.

Eat → evolve. Mice: “nutrition science, but horror.” Clipboard has bite marks.

Support mage fired → dungeon legend reboot. Mice: “party buffs forever.”

Poison detective girlboss in the rear palace. Mice analyze every tea cup like a lab assay.

Plus Ultra lungs. Mice scream the catchphrase into the karaoke mic until Arthur files a noise complaint.

Solo grind. Shadow army. Mice respect the daily quest board more than HR.

Found family punches. Mice cry at every guild hug and then punch the air.

Breathing styles. Sibling vow. Mice practice water breathing in the sink (forbidden).

Walls. Titans. Betrayals. Mice yell at the screen and then reorganize the maze.

Devils, blood, bad decisions. Mice: “relatable chaos.” Arthur: “WHAT?!”

Trash world combat. Mice already pick up trash (see Weakest Tamer). Combat remix approved.

Revenge blade epic. Mice file under “long road, sharp edge.”

Dark action punch-up. Mice stamp APPROVED on the fight choreography.

Stylish devil hunter energy. Mice attempt the coat flourish. Fail. Try again.

Everyone in the kingdom gets magic except Asta, so he grabs a five-leaf grimoire stuffed with anti-magic swords and shouts his way toward Wizard King, brother-rival Yuno right beside him. Pierrot, 170 episodes, plus the Sword of the Wizard King film. Mice enlist in the Black Bulls, do push-ups under Yami’s glare, and refuse to stop yelling.

A hyperspace gate opens over the Pacific and San Teresa City fills with fairies, knights and the crime that follows them. Ex-JSDF detective Kei Matoba gets partnered with Tirana Exedilika, a sword-carrying noble knight from Reto Semaani, and neither one budges an inch. Millepensee, 12 episodes (Summer 2019), from Shōji Gatō's light novels. Mice set up a stakeout van with snacks and argue over who plays good cop.

Key visual © Shōji Gatō, Range Murata/Shogakukan · Cop Craft production committee, via Anime News Network

Eclipse trauma. Black swordsman. Mice light a tiny candle and do not joke.

Hunger vs humanity. Mice stare at coffee shops differently forever.

Spiral dread anthology. Mice check the vents for spirals. Twice.

Spiral town. Spiral hair. Spiral everything. Mice refuse round cheese temporarily.

Also blood-opera horror. Queen whisper retained from Absolute Faves.

Carnival of cruelty. Continuation petition still open.

Summer 1983, the mountain village of Hinamizawa. Keiichi Maebara moves in, joins the club of girls who rule the school games, and then the Watanagashi festival comes round and somebody always ends up dead or gone. Every arc rewinds the same June and asks again. Studio Deen, 26 episodes (Spring 2006), from 07th Expansion's sound novels. The mice keep the cicadas ticking on the shelf radio and nobody says "Oyashiro-sama" out loud.

♪ S1 OP: "Higurashi no Naku Koro ni" · Eiko Shimamiya

Key visual © 07th Expansion · Higurashi production committee, via MyAnimeList

Neo-Tokyo boom. Bike slide. Mice practice the psychic scream in the microwave (banned).

Parody sword saint chaos. Mice quote episodes like scripture and lean through the glass of the maze like the show taught them.

Moon prism power. Mice transform behind the sticker wall. Arthur walks in. Meltdown.

Nakama forever. Mice would sail for meat and friendship. Straw hat sticker on the lab door.

Thorns, magic lessons, soft gothic. Mice want a teacher who is also a mystery.

Not anime — still sacred nest guest. Mice claim diaspora vibes. Arthur: “That's a MOVIE—”

Classic cyber shrine retained. Motoko forever.

Aoba glues robot model kits for fun — until a secret squad hauls her to a base in Venezuela and hands her a real Jinki, no instruction sheet. Feel, winter 2005, Kenji Kawai on the score. Mice with plastic dust in their whiskers salute.

Takashi Natsume can see yōkai, and he inherits his grandmother Reiko's Book of Friends, full of the spirits' names she won. With Nyanko-sensei as his bodyguard, he gives the names back one at a time. Yuki Midorikawa's manga; seven TV seasons (Brain's Base for seasons 1–4, 2008–2012, then Shuka from 2016 to the 2024 seventh season) plus two films, Ephemeral Bond (2018) and The Waking Rock and the Strange Visitor (2021). The mice leave a saucer of sake and a tiny manjū by the window, and in the morning only crumbs and one round paw print are left.

Key visual © Yuki Midorikawa/Hakusensha · Natsume's Book of Friends production committee, via Anime News Network

By day Hitomi, Rui and Ai Kisugi run the Cat's Eye café. By night they steal back their missing father's art collection, calling card first. Hitomi's boyfriend Toshio is the detective assigned to catch them and drinks his coffee at their counter. Tsukasa Hōjō's manga; TMS, first aired July 11, 1983, 73 episodes over two seasons. The mice leave the calling card on the cheese tray and swear they never touched it.

♪ S1 OP: "Cat's Eye" · Anri

Key visual © Tsukasa Hōjō · TMS Entertainment, via MyAnimeList

Onomichi, Hiroshima, 1983. Middle-schooler Yurie Hitotsubashi wakes up one day as a goddess and still has to deal with homework, a crush and a shrine that needs the offerings. The local gods drop by, the ferry still runs and the summer stays slow and warm. Brain's Base, directed by Kōji Masunari and written by Hideyuki Kurata, 16 episodes (2005). The mice ring the shrine bell twice and wish for more cheese.

♪ S1 OP: "Hare Nochi Hare!" · Maho Tomita

DVD art © Bésame Mucho · Kamichu! production committee, via MyAnimeList