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6. Takarabako -TREASURE BOX-

I don't even want to name the anime's specifically because it isn't about one or a group of specific ones for me. I was never a hard anime over normal cinema person and still am not but I always was able to find some cool anime I enjoyed every once in a while. Over the last several years though there has been a shift and focus on anime production and quality. Both in quantity and quality. Some of these I cannot stop watching until 4am and some are even bringing even me to tears. To tears, I'm an early 30's guy. Even the extremely popular new TV shows and movies miss the marks in so many ways that I don't find in anime. They certainly don't evoke emotional responses from me like some of these anime's do. I watched another one recently and it is still hard in my mind days later. Even the soundtrack. It's not just my opinion either. Anime and crunchyroll have shown prolific growth and mainstream as of late. https://www.wsj.com/business/media/hollywoods-hottest-business-is-once-niche-anime-4d26ca5e

Am I the only one taking notice of this?

The Ramparts of Ice, episode 10

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Dr. Stone Science Future Part 3, episode 10

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Was a regular watcher then dropped anime for the last couple of years due to college, started again with a new anime for me called "Pseudo Harem".

So I've watched many rom-coms in the time of 2015-2020 like Horimiya, Bunny Girl Senpai, Nisekoi, From you to me, Boarding School Juliet, Kawaii complex, Pet girl at Sakurasou and many more but this was new and so refreshing.

Instead of that traditional bop rom-coms which are hyper-stylised Pseudo Harem was a breath of fresh air, that's how love works in the real world too. You don't need to be a hot shot chik or super handsome white haired model to be the MC, you can be a stage head of a theatre department and can have your part of love too. It's so grounded and real I loved it.

It resonates with us too if you think, you meet someone while doing your club activities you love their presence and hate when they are not around. You get a crush on them, they can see through you but try to avoid because maybe they think they might be wrong (Eiji) and then time flies you delay your confession, towards the end you talk to your close ones and decide to gather some courage and confess them sometimes you succeed sometimes you fail but you must do what Rin taught us. And sometimes you find your Rin or Eiji in someone and you see that one person you loved in your school/college walking down the aisle with a beautiful white gown holding your favourite flowers in her hands and with your father-in-law obviously smiling and looking at your face for the future you'll cherish up until you take your last breath in their lap. That's what Pseudo Harem teaches you.

This is peak romance for me and probably the best one out there with the perfect ending any 1 season 12 episode anime can get.

9.9/10