My celebration after finishing a season is to go to KTV and sing the OP and ED of that season. It has already become my tradition.
The strategy of exclusive content really leaves viewers with no choice. For Netflix exclusives, you even have to wait a while before all episodes are released.
Answer from the "finished the series" camp: Code Geass. The shock of that plot twist in the ending can never be recreated the first time you watch it.
As someone who finishes everything I start: this is one of the few works that didn't make me immediately jump into the next one. I need time to digest it.
Over 50 titles?! It's my home turf again. The training of watching every single show each season begins... I'll bookmark the list first, and write my thoughts on each one when the time comes.
Every time I finish a season, I find myself on the verge of crying in public a few times. Controlling one's facial expressions is a skill.
As someone who finished watching everything this season, my MVP is Star Ocean: The Divine Force, but if we're talking about the biggest surprise, I'd choose a relatively obscure original short series;
As a completionist, I have to say: works that can wrap up properly are becoming fewer and fewer. The titles on this list are all models for the industry.
The biggest gain from finishing a season is adding a few more OPs that I'll never skip to my playlist.
If you include characters in the grey area, Pain (Nagato) should also be on the list. His philosophy actually makes sense.
