gua nonton SEMUA Anime Summer 2026

Video Recap (Engaging Summary)

The narrator opens by reacting to the idea that “Summer 2026” is less of a true new season and more like a pile of 2026 sequels. They frame the whole video like a season guide: they’ll sample a handful of episodes of each anime, then assign four rating levels (e.g., “must watch,” “try first,” etc.). They jump straight into their ranked picks.

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Standout Picks + What the Narrator Loved (or Roasted)

OP Villager Power Fantasy (Deu Yaku Yuk no Murabito / “Sequel vibes?”)

• The show’s premise: people get “trolled” jobs at birth, and the MC is a villager whose level reaches 999.
• The narrator finds it interesting that they never finished the manga (blaming inconsistent updates).
• They like that the world’s weird job system has an in-story explanation.
• Despite manga continuity frustration, they’re leaning toward “try it first.”

“One Piece Heroin” Detour Joke

• The narrator cracks jokes about “filler” and basically says another story felt more interesting than what they just watched.
• Net result: this one sounds like it’s not a priority.

“Din Pit Prince” (Confusing Title, Big Animation Hype)

• They don’t fully get the title, but describe the setup as duel-heavy with dual identity (a “prince” vs an adventurer persona).
• They tease that the animation looks huge, suggesting a high rating.

Big Drama Isekai with a Brutal Premise (From Old Man to “New Game+”)

• Plot core: an old man trains magic for 40 years, only to learn he has no talent.
• He dies disappointed and reincarnates, planning to “carry memories” into a second life like a New Game+ run.
• The narrator calls out rough animation, but the fantasy/mystery premise still hooks them.

Wholesome Slice-of-Life Brother Swap Setup (Please Excuse My Younger Brothers)

• Two families; the girl MC moves into a new house and becomes “one-chan” with four younger brothers.
• The narrator labels it wholesome and says they’ll try it.

Mature Romance That Turns Into a “Special Episode” Moment (Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You)

• They hype it as romance without cringe.
• Setup: an office worker visits the supermarket after overtime to see a cool cashier—she’s gone, until a behind-the-shop hangout happens.
• They joke the girl is basically “Yamada” (matching an earlier character name).
• They note a song that only appeared in the special 12-episode run, with a different ending for TV airing.

Comedy Addiction Spiral (Cat Nanone… / “Chain Smoker Cat” Type Premise)

• Premise: a girl keeps trying to stop, while a guy keeps digging deeper.
• The narrator frames it as “trash seat humor,” acknowledging some won’t find it funny.
• Still, they insist it’s top-tier for the season.

Short Manga Hype with “Naruto/Blitz” Energy (Black… / “Like Naruto mixed with blitz”)

• It’s a manga finished in 2018 with only 19 chapters, but the anime surprisingly delivers.
• The narrator compares the fast start to intense combat energy (Ichigo vs bullies vibes).
• They recommend it as a must watch.

Dark Fantasy “Dragon Thinks He’s a Cat” (The Cat and the Dragon)

• Ecosystem fantasy tone: a pregnant dragon hides eggs.
• The morning scene includes a wolf handled with dramatic yelling.
• Takeaway: fantasy + realism, but the brutality is so heavy they may drop it.

Exorcist Comedy with Demon-Hunting Energy (Different from JJK)

• They describe it as hilarious with distinct voice/design identity.
• Still, they decide to skip it.
• (Title sounds like a “skip pick,” per the narrator.)

City-Building Isekai / “Starter Pack Guide” (Frontier Lord… Begins with Zero Subjects)

• A lord lands in land that’s basically only grass.
• He meets a tribe and gets a rude girl as a guide.
• The narrator feels like the series is already asking them to “please” continue—so they skip quickly.

Reincarnation Romance Isekai That Looks OP (Saint… / “Genius award bored with life”)

• A child born “genius” gets bored, falls for someone, and finds the world in color again.
• Then they reincarnate into another world as a mate-like figure.
• The narrator predicts it’ll be power-op, so they won’t continue.

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Later Fast Mentions (More Picks, Quicker Skips)

The narrator speed-skips through many more with brief verdicts, including:

• Romcom with monster/kaiju transformation (Skyu Girlle Caramelize) A bullied kid regains confidence when a sympathetic guy connects. Narrator finds it funny.

• Blind romance drama (Love… beneath the Clear Night Sky) Praised for realistic behavior—hesitating before helping.

• Chinese dynasty body-swap (“punished with a lion cage”) (I Jode…) Called interesting, especially the badass vs nice-girl body swap. Labeled must watch.

• World/city/war historical fantasies “Dancing in old Kyoto” style story gets animation praise, but narrator doubts they’ll stick with it.

• Ghost-in-the-Shell-style sci-fi (Kokaku Kidotai) Philosophical/existential identity curiosity. They want to finish it.

• Season sequel announcements Mentions include “Yojo Senki Season 2,” “Blade’s final season,” and other retrofuturistic anime.

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The Clearest “Must-Watch” Moment Near the End

Game Isekai with a “Trash Job” That Turns Out Strong (Suyo Sareta Tensej… Gohans / long title)

• The MC reincarnates into a game he played long ago, but doesn’t remember until age 15.
• In this world, everyone receives “Divine Blessing,” and Heavy Knight is treated as a failed job (high defense, low offense).
• The MC is delighted to finally get it.
• He’s then kicked out when he tries to prove Heavy Knight isn’t weak—by showing off massive HP and high defense.
• The narrator calls it brutal but really good and labels it a must watch.

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Closing

The narrator wraps up with a personal update: uploading is slow this time because they got dumped. They say they’re heartbroken, but still thank supporters and viewers. They sign off quietly since their brother is sleeping.

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Main Plot/Themes Across the Season (What the Video “Feels Like”)

• Heavy emphasis on isekai power setups, especially “OP despite being doubted.”
• A balance of comedy (absurd addiction-style premises) and dark realism (brutal fantasy ecosystems, realistic framing in character situations).
• The narrator repeatedly weighs animation quality vs story/character hook, often deciding to watch later or skip.

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Notable Jokes / Key Reactions

• The premise that “summer 2026” is basically a sequel year.
• “One Piece heroin” treated like a filler/side disappointment.
• “I don’t understand the title” reactions paired with “but animation is huge.”
• Recurring comedic insults framing things as “fantasy slop,” “isekai slop,” and “trash seats = funny.”
• End-of-video emotional punch: the narrator whispers quietly, mentions their brother sleeping, then admits they got dumped.

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Personalities / Commentators Mentioned

• The main narrator/reviewer (the speaker who rates and reacts throughout).
• “Little brother” (sleeping, affecting how softly the narrator talks at the end).
• The channel’s supporter/member group (generally mentioned as supporting the narrator).

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