Thats good advice, I think i’ll start doing that too!
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Endmaker@ani.social 1 week ago
I’m no longer thinking “holy shit, what’s going to happen?”
I’m thinking “yeah, okay, here comes the thing they always do.”
I have always assumed that this is a universal experience. Once you have consumed enough media, everything just seem so obvious.
So I would tend to prefer a unique premise over a recycled one.
Sometimes it actually works.
My experience is less of a epiphany like your’s. In my case, the execution / story-telling of some anime is so awesome that the story being cookie-cutter didn’t matter.
That’s why my method for finding anime nowadays isn’t to seek recommendations, but to go down the list of top-rated anime.
MiRRoRMaN@ani.social 1 week ago
Unboxious@ani.social 1 week ago
This is a point that I think more anime fans could learn from. It’s all about the execution. When we like something it’s easy to jump to the conclusion, “I enjoy this genre and should thus seek more of it out” when actually we just liked that it had good writing/animation/music/sound design/whatever.