Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is arguably an example where both the original work and the anime are masterpieces.
I bet a lot of young people nowadays got into anime because of Demon Slayer, right? My nephew is one of them, and he even bought a ton of merch.
Dorohedoro is really worth watching; the world-building is so unique, don't let the series go to waste.
The OP wrote such a detailed post! May I ask if this series is worth catching up on? I just finished watching Bang Brave Bang Bravern recently, and I'm looking for similar mecha anime.
OP, I suggest preparing "Your Name" or "Suzume"; Makoto Shinkai's works have beautiful visuals that are easier for friends to get into. Thanks for sharing~
Tamako Market is okay, lightly sweet, just watch it whenever you feel like it~
Upvoted! I suggest buying a safe to lock them up, or renting a mini-storage unit. I keep all my collectibles in storage, so even if my mom wants to throw them away, she can't.
Upvoted! Ghibli really is the ultimate gateway. After my dad watched "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind," he said he never realized animation could have so much depth.
Just passing by to take a look; turns out everyone has the same worries. I'm just passing through, so I won't comment, but I find it quite interesting.
If it's out, watch it; if not, then forget it. The Dragon Ball series has been around for so many years, just let it be. As long as you enjoy watching it, that's all that matters.