Made me check his dropped and yeah, unfortunate. Hopefully he will grow up lol.

I think 87 anime is a good enough number to forumulate A opinion but I do think making a hyperbolic statement without the self-awareness to understand your own proclivities towards what you like about the show not being transferable to what others like about the show can be emblematic of projecting your tastes onto everyone

Example:

• I find the Ufotable anime adaptation to be jarring in many ways it presents 2d on 3d especially with the source materials style not meshing well with it and feeling other shows done by the same studio have been more fitting

• I prefer the Manga honestly as it has a more awkward yet heartfelt art style even with it's awkward proportions that add a certain goofy yet authentic emotional charm that makes me more attached to the characters

• even then the plot structure especially in the beginning feels rushed I particularly found an issue with the early Slayer Training arc as it never delivered on this sense of separation between Brother and Sister and in all it just felt like speedrunning by the author in order to get towards the more emotional and tense moments yet not realizing that the early build-up helps accentuate those parts

• Nezuko is straight-up not a character she's a merchandisable object whose job is to be cute and sell plushies, body pillows, and figurines she can be both cute and sexy basically appealing to both tastes of the market and she's a plot device used to solve various problems in the demon fights like an all cure ointment not to mention the idea of your sister regressing to the mind of a child is one that should evoke sadness and such emotional devastation as your looking at the shadow of a person you once knew I mean take Berserk (Not comparing the two series directly just showcasing similar elements in their story) Casca is mentally traumatized to the point her mind regresses to the state of a child in order to protect herself from the horrible events that she witnessed and what was done to her this regression of Casca affects Gut's deeply as the one he loves was not only violated but not isn't really the same person they were anymore and in some ways has been taken away from him maybe not literally but definitely metaphorically

No, I saw your comment earlier and was like your comments are justifiable. But now you just sound elitist lol

• Berserk is a pretty gory series with a lot of censor warnings even in the adaptations which usually cut a lot of the incredibly disturbing parts from the manga so it's not impossible to think why someone wouldn't be privy to the show

• Cowboy Bebop while being an amazing remix of westerns with great animation sort of deals with a problem of getting into Wattanabe shows in general which is the story structure being more episodic which leads to less enthusiasm in binging his type of shows even in the most linear oriented of his shows from what I've seen and honestly western shows are not for everyone though I'm not speaking for myself but I know plenty of friends who find the Good the Bad and the Ugly boring af and feel the genre is dry to watch

• NGE can be highly surreal it employs the use of cryptic terminology and is a sort of tonic Mecha show aimed at showing the relapses and formation of depression as well as relationships and communication even though I heavily relate to the show and its themes even I was a bit let down at the obtuse plot and it all felt like a surreal odyssey through non-sequential waters and some of the monster of the week episodes are pretty bland in terms of execution which is reflective of how the production team had to scrap an episode that was too similar to a disaster that had recently happened so it couldn't be aired

It is just your opinion those are top anime just like it is just my opinion that Demon Slayer is the best anime of all time.

The others may be better if I tried to watch them again, but you cannot convince me Dragon Ball is a good anime.