Can you name some animes that are related to visual novels?

Well, 'Fate/stay night' is a very popular anime based on a visual novel. It involves a battle royale among mages and their summoned servants. There are different story routes in the visual novel, and the anime adapts some of them. Also, 'Kanon' is a classic anime based on a visual novel. It presents a story full of emotions and beautiful winter scenery.

For beginners, 'Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World' has a really good light novel. It's easy to follow and the light novel does a great job of gradually revealing the mystery of the world and Subaru's abilities. It has a lot of details that make the story more immersive.

There's also 'March Comes in like a Lion'. This anime is inspired by the real - life world of shogi (Japanese chess) and the struggles and growth of a young shogi player. It also delves into themes like family, loneliness, and friendship, making it a very relatable and engaging anime.

Danganronpa has a visual novel and an anime adaptation. The visual novel is a murder mystery - horror - style game. The anime follows the general plot of the visual novel, with a group of students trapped in a place and having to figure out who the murderer is among them. It has unique and eccentric characters which are well - presented in both the visual novel and the anime.

Fate/stay night is also quite popular. It has a rich lore based on the visual novel. The anime features intense battles between mages and their summoned servants. The different story arcs in the anime, like the Unlimited Blade Works arc, offer diverse and exciting story - telling.

Sure. 'Kanon' is a good pick. It has a heartwarming story about a boy who returns to a town and meets several girls, each with their own stories and emotions. The anime adaptation does a great job of bringing the visual novel's charm to the screen.

One popular visual novel related to trains is 'Maitetsu'. It features a world where trains are an important part of the story. The art and story are quite engaging.

Sure. 'Steins; Gate' is a great visual novel. It has a complex and engaging story about time travel. Another one could be 'Clannad', which is known for its emotional and heart - warming storylines. And 'Fate/stay night' also offers a rich world - building and interesting character development in the visual novel form.

There's also 'Novel Y' which had a really bad translation. The English version was full of grammar mistakes and the cultural references were completely lost in translation. This made it very difficult for non - native speakers of the original language to understand the story, and even native speakers found it hard to enjoy due to the clumsy translation.

They also tend to have a distinct art style. Visual novels often have their own unique art, and when adapted into animes, they usually keep some of those stylistic elements. For instance, 'Fate/stay night' has a very recognizable art style that is both detailed and has a certain 'fantasy' feel to it, which is carried over from the visual novel.