After over five years of waiting, audiences finally got the sequel to Wreck-it-Ralph, or Ralph Breaks the Internet. Now that the internet is connected to the arcade where Vanellope von Schweetz and Ralph reside, they can explore a whole new world (as Aladdin and Jasmine best put it). As opposed to being a movie about classic arcade games, the movie expands to modern American pop culture as a whole. So for those of you who enjoyed Ralph Breaks the Internet, what are some titles from the world of anime to check out?

Lastly, we would like to disclaim that the list we made is mostly aimed for mature audiences. While we know that Ralph Breaks the Internet is a family film, a good portion of anime is difficult to recommend due to cultural differences and what parents want their children to be exposed to. In Re:Creators, there is a considerable amount of violence and death, and No Game No Life explores a very mature issue of Japanese society. The closest we can recommend for all audiences is probably High Score Girl. If any of you reading are parents, we’d like to caution that you should personally view these recommendations yourselves before showing them to anyone 18 or younger. If you do choose to expose your children to anime, that’s great, just teach them the difference between right and wrong, and the Norm MacDonald method of distinguishing between reality and fantasy; fantasy good, reality bad.