Underrated 2017 Anime

[Daos]

http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-feature/2018/07/05-1/the-5-most-underrated-anime-of-2017

I'll sign off on Worldend as underrated.

Creators and Principal... dropped em both.

Anyone have any anime from 2017 they feel didn't get the recognition it deserved?

[PokeNirvash]

Inuyashiki, for sure.

[Daos]

Oh yeah Inuyashika was very good and had some memorable violence as well.

Having an old protagonist pretty much doomed it's chances of being popular though.

[Chapinator_X]

Yotsuiro Biyori. Not sure if Uma Musume or Comic Girls count, but I’ll add those on there too

[Blatch]

That description for WorldEnd from the article doesn't sell how weird it is. The world the show takes place in consists almost entirely of anthropomorphic characters with no human features. One of a few exceptions is a troll maid that supposedly eats people. There's also a dog woman who I guess is some kind of cook, and she has a sentient smiley face as a co-worker. And in half of one episode, they break from the main story and talk about movies made by lizards. It's hilariously surreal, and this is before you get to the dramatic parts of the show, which is more of a "cute girls violently murder things and eventually get killed themselves" deal.

I wouldn't call it underrated, but for a light novel adaption, it wasn't too bad.

[Daos]

Don't forget..  minor spoiler

Spoiler

The cute girls were Leprechauns created with the souls of the dead. It's a weird anime.

 

[Blatch]

And Chtholly gets reborn, possibly into another world, after she dies.

I guess the original LN series ended after that, but they did start a sequel soon after. I'd like to hear in what way the story was able to continue.

[Daos]

Spoiler

I was always unsure as to whether she was reborn or that was a flashback to how she came into the world in the first place.