Recently finished Omnibus 5 of the Tsubasa: R.C. Manga. Although it won't dethrone Fullmetal Alchemist as my favorite in the medium, it is definitely a close contender. I've also been reading the Fairy Tail Manga. Interesting characters and magic system make this a much recommended choice.

Just finished watching Psycho-Pass yesterday.

A dystopia where almost everything is computerized and scanned. Even everyone's potential criminality is measurable. Police uses "smart" guns connected to Sibyl system. Police Inspectors uses "latent criminals" for detectives. Mental therapy is encouraged to keep Psycho-Pass down. Psycho-Pass over 100 gets you paralyzed for pickup. 300 and over gets you summarily executed.

As always, no spoilers please. I'm on part 8 of Dragon Ball Super(anime) and Omnibus 8 of the Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle Manga. Also still reading Sweetness and Lightning manga for a change of pace every now and then..

I've heard that Certain series have the coolest magical system. However, nothing is explained in the anime (at least in the first two seasons of Certain Magical Index and Certain Scientific Railgun), so I probably would have to read Light Novels.

I was in an anime mood and watched a bunch of anime.

Bartender- relaxing and educational. Each episode features a drink, with ingredients at end/ live shots of bartender making it. Bonus points for an episode with Ernest Hemingway. and his fav drink: Iced daiquiri. There's even a drink that mixes beer and champagne together: Black Velvet.
Campfire Cooking in Another World- Amusing isekai [another world] part cooking show.
Chainsaw Man [Boy, really]- Quite bloody. Boy changes into chainsaw demon and kills other demons. I wonder if it hurts to have chainsaws erupt out of your arms bloodily.
I`ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level- Funny and cute.
Beast Tamer- Cute and predictable.
Snow White with Red Hair- heartwarming romance fairy tale.
The Saint`s Magic Power Is Omnipotent- similar to Snow White with Red hair but different.

I watched a anime about golf last month and found it highly enjoyable. It's called Birdie Wing. I went through it very quickly in just a few days. It had everything. Tension, high stakes, character growth, and wholesome moments of friendship. I am somewhat interested in golf, but I think this one would be enjoyable for someone who isn't interested in the sport too. Just be aware that the golf terms are not explained in the show, so you might want to look up the scoring terms at least to get a understanding of what they're talking about (birdie, eagle, albatross, bogey etc..).