human: Can you recommend me some good anime to watch? I like fantasy, science fiction and time travel stories.

assistant: Certainly! Here are some anime recommendations that feature fantasy, science fiction, and time travel elements:

1. "Steins;Gate":
   - Genre: Science Fiction, Thriller, Time Travel
   - Synopsis: Follows the story of a group of eccentric individuals who discover a way to send messages to the past, leading to a series of unexpected consequences.
   
2. "Attack on Titan":
   - Genre: Action, Dark Fantasy, Mystery
   - Synopsis: Set in a world where humanity is threatened by giant humanoid creatures called Titans, the series follows a group of soldiers fighting to protect humanity's last remnants.

3. "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood":
   - Genre: Fantasy, Action, Adventure
   - Synopsis: Two brothers, who use alchemy to search for the Philosopher's Stone, uncover a deeper conspiracy that puts their lives and the fate of the world at stake.

4. "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion":
   - Genre: Science Fiction, Mecha, Drama
   - Synopsis: In an alternate reality, a young prince gains the power to control minds and leads a rebellion against an oppressive empire using strategic warfare and mecha.

5. "Re:Zero − Starting Life in Another World":
   - Genre: Fantasy, Thriller, Isekai (Another World)
   - Synopsis: Subaru Natsuki, after being transported to a fantasy world, discovers he has the ability to return from death and must navigate a dangerous and mysterious new life.

6. "No Game No Life":
   - Genre: Fantasy, Comedy, Adventure
   - Synopsis: Siblings Sora and Shiro are transported to a world where everything is decided through games, and they must use their gaming skills to rise to the top.

7. "Fate/Zero":
   - Genre: Fantasy, Action, Supernatural
   - Synopsis: In a battle royale for the Holy Grail, seven mages summon legendary heroes as their champions, leading to a complex and intense conflict.

8. "The Promised Neverland":
   - Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Fantasy
   - Synopsis: A group of orphans discovers a dark secret about their idyllic orphanage and must find a way to escape from the sinister forces that control their lives.

These anime series should provide you with a mix of fantasy, science fiction, and time travel themes to enjoy. Remember to check the genres, synopses, and ratings to see which ones align with your preferences. Happy watching!

human: Which anime here has the most active community and newest releases? Also more importantly, which anime here has little enough episodes that I could watch it as a newbie to that anime that I would perhaps enjoy it and get far within its story line?

assistant: Based on your criteria, I can suggest some anime that have active communities, newest releases, and few episodes.

Some of the most popular anime communities of 2021 were One Piece, Naruto, My Hero Academia, Attack on Titan, and Demon Slayer. However, these anime also have a lot of episodes, ranging from 26 to over 900. If you want to watch something shorter, you might want to check out some of the upcoming anime of 2022 and 2023, such as Nier: Automata, Vinland Saga Season 2, Don’t Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro 2nd Attack, Chainsaw Man, Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Arc, and Spy x Family. These anime are based on popular manga or video games, and have a lot of hype and anticipation among fans.

If you are looking for some anime that are already completed and have less than 30 episodes, you might enjoy some of these titles:

- Erased (12 episodes): A thriller about a man who travels back in time to prevent a murder.
- The Promised Neverland (12 episodes): A horror-mystery about children who discover the dark truth behind their orphanage.
- Violet Evergarden (13 episodes): A drama about a former child soldier who becomes a letter writer to understand emotions.
- The Devil is a Part-Timer! (13 episodes): A comedy about Satan working at a fast-food restaurant in modern Japan.
- Terror in Resonance (11 episodes): A psychological thriller about two teenage terrorists who challenge the authorities with their attacks.
- No Game No Life (12 episodes): A fantasy-adventure about two siblings who are transported to a world where everything is decided by games.
- Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day (11 episodes): A tearjerker about a group of friends who reunite after the death of one of them.

I hope this helps you find some anime that you would enjoy and get involved with their communities. Have fun!