Let's take a look back at the winter anime that were full of great works, powerful works, and problematic works...... topics! Which one was the most interesting? Winter 2021 Anime Popularity Poll" starts!

Akiba Research Institute started today, March 25 (Thursday), the official voting project "Which was interesting? Winter 2021 Anime Popularity Poll" started today, March 25 (Thu.).

A quarter of the year 2021 has already passed, and the winter-cooled anime series are heading toward their finale, but here is Akiba Research Institute's annual official poll, "Which one was the most interesting? Akiba Research Institute's annual official poll, "Which anime was the most popular in Winter 2021?
Everyone said, "It was interesting! I'm glad I watched it!" and "I'm glad I watched it!" and decide the best anime of winter 2021.

The "What will you watch next season? In the "Winter 2021 Anime Popularity Poll" held before the start of the broadcast,"Yuru Can △ SEASON 2" won the first place, having gained tremendous support from the audience for its previous work. Other than that, "The Bride of the Fifth Class" and "Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu 2nd season 2nd half cool" and the latest works of popular series ranked high, while "IDOLY PRIDE", "Skating Leading Stars" and other idol-related original works also attracted attention in the 2021 Winter Cool 2021.

When we opened the door, we found that there was a very good crop of other popular works, dark-horse works that were interesting, and problematic works that made us wonder, "Was it right to broadcast this?

Please vote for your favorites and let us know what you think of the films you saw.

Please note that each person is limited to seven votes. You may vote for your favorite film or divide your vote among the seven films you enjoyed the most! The voting period is from April 8 to April 9.
Voting will be open until April 8, so you may participate in the voting after you have watched the last episode.

So, everyone, please participate!
Please note that you will need an Akiba Research Institute member ID (free of charge) to vote, so don't forget to register as a member!