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Usagi Drop was so wholesome of an anime that it made my forever alone virgin buddy go out and start a family because it instilled a sort of parental instinct in him. It's about a guy who adopts his granddad's bastard daughter after his granddad dies. Just whatever you do, never read or watch past the anime. The author went bonkers at the end.

I'd also recommend Non Non Biyori. If you grew up on the countryside or close to it the anime really captures that nostalgic feeling. It definitely romanticizes it a bit, but that's what you want from that kind of anime anyway.
 
Give Her The D dijo:
I'm watching My Hero Academia right now. It really plays with your emotions at times, but just the message about pursuing even during doubt and ridicule is kind of nice.
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Are you just discovering anime for the first time in your life? It sure is revolutionary storytelling... for 1995.


For wholesome, I'd definitely go with MD Geist. See, it's a tale of finding your place after a very long and unforeseen absence and persevering through said tribulations that come via said circumstances.

And despite the main character literally dooming the world at the end with no other possible outcome, it still got a sequel years later, further showcasing the uplifting message that nothing is forever, not even certain death.
 
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For me, it's Kids on the Slope. There are a lot of high school drama animus, but none of them that I've seen, when all is said and done, feel as satisfyingly bittersweet and true-to-life as that one.
 
I don't know exactly what you'd define as "wholesome" but here are some anime with minimal objectionable content and good old-fashioned values.

Shirokuma Cafe
Sougen no Ko Tenguri
Astro Boy 1960s (others are probably good too but I haven't seen them so I can't personally recommend)
Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom?
Wan Wan Chuushingura
Aria the Animation
Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberand
The Pretty Cure series
Tale of a Street Corner
Little Witch Academia
Most Ghibli (Shout out to From Up on Poppy Hill it's criminally underrated)
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
Heidi Girl of the Alps
Kemono Friends
Any anime about cute cats. Especially banana cats
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Mender Bug dijo:
The devil flips burgers. That's probably not the actual name but it's close enough
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Are you talking about The Devil is a Part-timer?
 
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The Old Lurker dijo:
I don't know exactly what you'd define as "wholesome" but here are some anime with minimal objectionable content and good old-fashioned values.

Shirokuma Cafe
Sougen no Ko Tenguri
Astro Boy 1960s (others are probably good too but I haven't seen them so I can't personally recommend)
Fireworks, Should We See It from the Side or the Bottom?
Wan Wan Chuushingura
Aria the Animation
Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberand
The Pretty Cure series
Tale of a Street Corner
Little Witch Academia
Most Ghibli (Shout out to From Up on Poppy Hill it's criminally underrated)
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
Heidi Girl of the Alps
Kemono Friends
Any anime about cute cats. Especially banana cats
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Are you talking about The Devil is a Part-timer?
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Yes thank you
 
Autopsy dijo:
Most of the wholesome anime I know also have a tendency to make people suicidal. The Japanese can't seem to go one heartwarming story without inserting a tragedy or painfully in-depth breakdown of the human condition.
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Have you ever seen Non Non Biyori? The most tragic event in either season is the death of a few brine shrimp and maybe also a single-appearance character (who is actually the main character in a different manga by the same mangaka) moving away suddenly.
 
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This is Poyo of Poyopoyo Kansatsu Nikki. He round and fat and does cat things for 52 short episodes, hyaa~.

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Saint Young Men is about Jesus and Buddha vacationing in Japan.

And this is the opening to Sexy Commando Gaiden: Sugoiyo!! Masaru-san. A widget series at its finest guaranteed to make you go "lolwut" every episode.
 
Mary & The Witch's Flower. Not really for grown ups, but the lovely animation and colourful scenes coupled with a story about a girl living in the English Countryside and discovering a sentient broomstick that flies her to Anime Hogwarts makes for pretty feel-good viewing.
 
Ubiquitous dijo:
Mary & The Witch's Flower. Not really for grown ups, but the lovely animation and colourful scenes coupled with a story about a girl living in the English Countryside and discovering a sentient broomstick that flies her to Anime Hogwarts makes for pretty feel-good viewing.
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Mary and the Witch's Flower is based on a book, The Little Broomstick by Mary Stewart, that came out in 1971, over a quarter century before the first Harry Potter book. That book and Jill Murphy's The Worst Witch series, the first book of which was published in 1974 and which also featured another magical school very similar to Hogwarts, were likely huge influences on J.K. Rowling even if she doesn't ever acknowledge them.
 
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