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The most important thing is to make recommendations based on the other person's interests. For those who like suspense, recommend "Death Note"; for those who like romance, recommend "Your Name." A one-size-fits-all approach doesn't work.
If the other person is a female viewer, <i>Fruits Basket</i> (the new version) is an excellent entry-level work. The emotional portrayal is incredibly delicate.
From a director's perspective: <i>Spirited Away</i> is the safest choice. Hayao Miyazaki's name itself carries enough persuasive power.
Recommendation from a 35-year-old: For adults, <i>MONSTER</i> and <i>Psycho-Pass</i> are great entry points.
"SPY×FAMILY" is super effective for getting family members hooked! Even my mom is obsessed with it now.😂
If I could only recommend one: "Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood" +1! A truly all-around masterpiece, suitable for everyone!
I would recommend <i>Attack on Titan</i>. Even people who aren't anime fans will be drawn into the story because the themes are universal enough.
Advice from the Late-Night Anime Department: Don't use late-night anime as your entry point 😂 Choose all-ages works instead.
If you're looking to get into Hong Kong comics, I recommend <i>Old Master Q</i>—although it's not a manga, it's a great starting point for an interest in comics.
Archaeologist's recommendation: If the other person is a bit older, <i>Mushishi</i> is a great choice. It has a slow pace but is very profound.
I've recommended it to over a dozen people, and the one with the highest success rate is <i>Demon Slayer</i>. The visuals are beautiful, the plot is fast-paced, and it's not too long.
