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Without a doubt Hunter X Hunter takes the cake for me. It's not only the first episode that's pretty boring but the whole first 5-ish episodes are pretty boring, but it gets increasingly better with each episode.

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Will Hunter X Hunter ever get an ending? I don't care either way, it's already the greatest show of all time it doesn't need more content, I just really want to know.

I think it's a very fitting opening for the show. The break from the creepy fantasy world where they try to save people who committed suicide and are trying to move on from their trauma taking a quiet, reflective, and foreshadowing moment before episodes that is eerily calming, especially considering the show, really ropes me back into the whole experience each week, just like that.

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I also rec'd HxH because it's pretty fitting for new anime viewers and follows his interests pretty well.

On a side note: I was curious about how you added a link to it. I'm pretty new to this website but would love to know how you did that if you don't mind helping me out

If he's a newbie and likes AoT he should really check out Hunter X Hunter ofc. HxH is always one of my go-to rec's because it's a dumb fun shounen that still covers some more serious themes and has some of the best world and character building out there. The only issue with it would be that the start of it is pretty slow, so he might drop out early, but I promise that if he sticks with it he'll fall in love.

Reminder that if he's watching on Hulu or Netflix that they cut off at the last two arcs for whatever reason, so he'll have to find them elsewhere.

Everybody makes their hobbies available to be seen on the outside to some extent. People take pride in their interests a lot of the time. It's a common thing that a lot of people do with their hobbies, like why do the football team wear their jerseys to school? Probably because they take pride in what they do and want to tell everybody else about their passion without having it actually interfere with normal discussions. The same thing applies to people who enjoy watching anime and wear clothing related to it or talk about it with their friends. It's not that it's their "personality" per se, otherwise anyone who partakes in anything related to their hobbies is "making it their personality", rather they want to tell the people around them that they really like whatever they have on, or surround themselves with.