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6. Bravely You

I’ve watched a lot of anime that start strong but either drag in the middle or fumble the ending a bit. Parasyte: The Maxim is one of the few that felt consistently focused the whole way through.

It has a clear premise, the stakes keep rising naturally, and it actually feels like the story is building toward something instead of just stretching itself out. I also liked that Shinichi changes a lot over the series without it feeling forced.

For me that’s a big reason it stands out. It’s not just that it’s dark or intense it’s that it feels complete. Beginning, middle, and ending all work.

What anime gave you that same feeling of being a really strong complete package from start to finish?

The Ramparts of Ice, episode 11

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