Seeing music-themed anime reminds me of the days when I followed "Nodame Cantabile"... I watched the first season of "Blue Orchestra" too, has the second season really improved?
Waiting for the BD is a viable method, but it takes a very long time. Plus, I'm afraid of getting spoiled.
As someone who finishes every series, I don't have this problem😂 I watch every show to the end, so I never miss out on slow-burn masterpieces.
From the perspective of someone who has finished the series: many "strongest characters" see their power levels inflate as the plot progresses. You can only truly compare them after the story has conc
As someone who finishes every series: about 15-18 hours/week per season. It really takes a lot of time to finish every single one.
A resonant character for those who finish a series: everyone who finishes watching a show is Rei Kiriyama. Finding one's own path amidst loneliness.
Mushishi +1! The atmosphere and pacing of this show are truly healing if you take the time to soak them in. Although it's not exactly obscure, it definitely doesn't get the recognition it deserves.
"Finishers" say: It's more convenient to follow the serialization digitally. But after finishing it, I still want to buy the physical version to collect.
As a completionist, I'd say: the issue isn't how many shows you're watching, but whether you're actually watching them properly. I write a review for every show I finish each season.
"It's never too late" is so true. I also didn't start building until I was 30, and now I've already built over a hundred kits.
