What are the main themes in 'anime planet descending stories'?

Sure. 'Your Name' is a great one. It has a very unique story about two people swapping bodies across time and space, which is somewhat related to the idea of descending in a sense of a journey from one state to another. Another one could be 'A Silent Voice' where the main character descends into a journey of self - discovery and redemption after a troubled past.

Often, in anime descending stories, there is a sense of mystery deepening. For example, in 'Made in Abyss', the deeper the characters go into the abyss, the more strange and unknown things they encounter. The setting usually gets more dangerous as well. As in 'The Promised Neverland', once the kids start to descend from their false sense of security, they are in immediate danger from the demons.

Common themes include adventure, friendship, and self-discovery. You often see characters going on epic quests and forming strong bonds along the way.

Another example is 'The Promised Neverland'. The children start in what they think is a happy orphanage on the surface, but as they discover the truth, they are metaphorically descending into a dark world of being prey for demons. They have to plan their escape and face numerous challenges as they move further from their false 'paradise'.

One main theme is the inversion of the power dynamic between humans and apes. It shows how the apes rise to power and humans are subjugated, which makes us think about our own position in the natural order. Another theme could be survival, as both humans and apes are fighting for their existence in this new world order. There's also the theme of evolution and how it can lead to unexpected consequences.

One of the main themes is the relationship between humans and apes. It shows the power struggle and the re - evaluation of intelligence and dominance. Another theme is survival in a world where the normal order is reversed.

Another theme is the exploration of intelligence and consciousness. The novel delves into how the apes have developed intelligence and self - awareness, and how this affects their relationship with humans and the world around them. It challenges our understanding of what it means to be intelligent and conscious.

In my view, the main differences often lie in the visual presentation. The anime might have more fluid animations and enhanced colors, but could also make some character traits more exaggerated than in the manga.

Commonly, both manga and anime might explore the social implications of age gaps. However, the anime might adapt the story to make it more accessible for a wider audience, sometimes softening or highlighting certain aspects differently. Also, the art style and pacing could vary, affecting how the age gap theme is presented.

It might also be related to a storytelling technique where the plot of the stories is constantly going downhill, like in a tragedy. The events in the 'descending stories' could be getting worse and worse for the characters involved, leading to an ultimate downfall.