Heading to work so it will be a while before I can respond in depth, but any particular genres you like?
The one I always recommend no matter what is a classic - Cowboy Bebob. That’s the 1st anime I watched that didn’t ruin it with “over acting” and started me on my anime appreciation.
Chainsaw Man - Supernatural Action ( it can be very gory, modern time)
Goblin Slayer - fantasy adventure (can be gory and rape is prevalent, feudalism time)
Hells Paradise - Supernatural adventure with Samurai ( trippy and somewhat gory,feudalism time)
Natsume’s Book of Friends - supernatural slice of life ( its very serene {you might find it too slow, but its a very comforting watch for me}modern time)
Relife - school drama (modern time)
School-Live! - slice of life mystery ( the less you know going into it the better, modern time)
Solo leveling -fantasy action adventure (typical power fantasy, but fun, modern time)
The apothecary diaries - “historical” medical mystery show (to me it’s kinda made like a slice of life type show, feudalism time)
Dan Da Dan -supernatural action comedy (while it does have exaggerated emotions it really works for this shows style, modern time)
Re Zero: starting life in another world - fantasy isekai with time travel (lots of violence, but it serves the story, feudalism time)
For the most part these all avoid the worst of anime tropes ( little to no overacting emotions, no harems, no lolicon creepiness)
They are also either ongoing or wrap up well enough( a lot of good anime end with lots of threads still hanging because they are basically just ads for the manga/light novels)
I wish I could enjoy anime. I’ve tried several and what doesn’t work for me is the extremely exaggerated emotional outbursts.
This is not me hating on anime. I just dont enjoy it because of this.
Honestly, same. It always drags everything down. I’ve learned to tolerate it.
Thankfully there’s more and more anime that doesn’t have the exaggerated emotions problem.
Any recommendations?
Heading to work so it will be a while before I can respond in depth, but any particular genres you like?
The one I always recommend no matter what is a classic - Cowboy Bebob. That’s the 1st anime I watched that didn’t ruin it with “over acting” and started me on my anime appreciation.
I’ll start with Cowboy Bebop, and I’ll take any other recs when you have time. Thank you!!
Some other recommendations:
86 - military Sci Fi (futuristic time)
Angel Beats - Supernatural Drama (modern time)
Chainsaw Man - Supernatural Action ( it can be very gory, modern time)
Goblin Slayer - fantasy adventure (can be gory and rape is prevalent, feudalism time)
Hells Paradise - Supernatural adventure with Samurai ( trippy and somewhat gory,feudalism time)
Natsume’s Book of Friends - supernatural slice of life ( its very serene {you might find it too slow, but its a very comforting watch for me}modern time)
Relife - school drama (modern time)
School-Live! - slice of life mystery ( the less you know going into it the better, modern time)
Solo leveling -fantasy action adventure (typical power fantasy, but fun, modern time)
The apothecary diaries - “historical” medical mystery show (to me it’s kinda made like a slice of life type show, feudalism time)
Dan Da Dan -supernatural action comedy (while it does have exaggerated emotions it really works for this shows style, modern time)
Re Zero: starting life in another world - fantasy isekai with time travel (lots of violence, but it serves the story, feudalism time)
For the most part these all avoid the worst of anime tropes ( little to no overacting emotions, no harems, no lolicon creepiness)
They are also either ongoing or wrap up well enough( a lot of good anime end with lots of threads still hanging because they are basically just ads for the manga/light novels)