list of every animemanga ive dropped which one

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Anon08/28/26, 02:02No.1574636

Boku no Pico is really good

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Anon08/28/26, 04:03No.1574651

Mob Psycho has a good ending in season 1

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Anon08/28/26, 06:02No.1574659

Op, if the world was full of faggots that like licking shit off dicks, it doesn't mean you need to like licking shit off dicks. Just admit that you don't like the taste of shit and move on, because you don't need to like what everybody else does. But if you want to force yourself to enjoy shit, Jojo

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Anon08/28/26, 17:38No.1574685

Pick up Jojo again. It's a bit monster of the week format in the middle of part 3, but it gets a lot less repetitive towards the end.

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Anon08/28/26, 18:24No.1574696

>List of every anime/manga ive dropped. >Which one should I pick up againIf they couldn't hold your attention, then keep on enjoying life by trying other manga experiences such as the ones below:Villager A Wants to Save the Villainess no Matter What! https://mangadex.org/title/ffbd1ee1-65e8-45d4-ba03-6441f584b74b/chounin-a-wa-akuyaku-reijou-wo-doushitemo-sukuitai-dobu-to-sora-to-koori-no-himegimiThe Last Human {{manwha presentation style}} https://mangadex.org/title/64113fcd-4f8c-41bc-8fa4-18a83076da2e/the-last-humanBio-Meat Nectar:{{thriller horror with wry pokes at society}} https://mangadex.org/title/d6d1812d-639a-41b8-a304-e21fc9a1e5bc/bio-meat-nectarPICTURE: You can also try reading the manga versions of various older anime titles.

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Anon08/28/26, 20:36No.1574702

Don't binge, you will always burn out. You ought to mix genres and try to do other stuff, too. Pick up all the shorter ones, including Jojo.

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Anon08/29/26, 03:59No.1574748

Only pick up One Piece as the manga. The anime is terribly paced. Even without the filler episodes.

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Anon08/29/26, 19:14No.1574805

Consider the fact that you dropped them for a reason. You lost interest. There was no hook. Everything you've listed as a good reason to be dropped. I mean, I finished Mob Psycho, just because I find the goofy to be fun. But it's definitely a bland as fuck story. Yu Yu Hakusho is pretty similar. The premise was cool, the first arc was amazing. By the time we're in the mansion it feels like a recycle. The kinds of shows, for me at least, that continue to hold me after the story get boring are shows with AMAZING fight scenes. And I don't mean like >wow what a close fight *snort* or >the power scaling yatta yatta. that shit is fucking arbitrary. A human writer wrote these stories. Someone "has to win" but they do everything they can to keep the fight going before it stops being interesting. So what is the real appeal of a fight scene? The cinematics. Flashy moves, wicked animation, impact in both story progression and destruction. It's a preference thing. I have watched a metric fuck ton of dragon ball series. Even the original dragon ball was appealing. The fights weren't flashy until near the end, but they were impactful. Meaningful. But yuyu hakusho is like "oh no, she shot his finger gun! What ever will he do now?" Well, obviously, he'll either A be able to shoot it again, B use an unknown ability or C get help from an ally Predictable, repeatable, boring. I'm not saying you have interests like me, but I'd bet you're like me. You crave novelty. You want something that feels new, different, or intelligent. Inuyasha is not that.

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Anon08/29/26, 19:15No.1574806

Different topic to discuss. Inuyasha is a slowroll love story and borders on slice of life. It tries so hard to be "cool" but in a romantic way. And eventually it conflicts with itself. Sorry for the rant and not answering the request. I'm just trying to help you get to where you want to be. Enjoying a show all the way through. Might I suggest shorter animes. zom100 was pretty good. But quite goofy.

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Anon09/01/26, 16:36No.1575045

One Piece anime is way too long to comfortably enjoy. Read it instead. if you read 1 volume every week you'll be caught up in two years.

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Anon09/01/26, 17:01No.1575048

>Inuyasha has curated lists out there that help you skip all the filler >One Piece you can kind of pick up and drop whereever, just watch whatever is airing right now, it'll have much better animation, music and ifhgt choreography than older episodes. I think there's also a remake of the older series in the works so maybe hop in there once it reaches the point where you left off. >Lain this is a short one you either like it or you don't haven't seen it personaqlly >Jojo's maybe just skip part 3 entirely and move on to part 4? I came into part 4 with minimal bakground info and enjoyed the experience enought that I went back and watched more of stardust crusaders.

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Anon09/08/26, 04:19No.1575615

Also recommending Mob Psycho. I ended up enjoying the whole ride way more than One Punch Man if it helps. The plot might take a few episodes to gain momentum though.Serial Experiments Lain isn't that long but it's very "moody" and "experimental" so if it didn't click with you after 4 episodes I can't blame you, but I would recommend watching it at least once for the "cultural experience".As for the rest, if you dropped them that far in then you're probably just not that into them. JoJo at least has a whole new cast and plot each season so if you didn't like season 3 you might like season 4 or 5 better. (5's my personal favorite though it isn't perfect)

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Anon09/15/26, 01:43No.1576184

sometimes cast between parts caries over slightly between jojo parts.

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Anon09/16/26, 22:38No.1576361

I'd only give Jojos and Lain a chance. And maybe Mob Psycho and Kingdom. The rest is niche anime, for women and kids.>Inuyasha It's an anime for women; it bored me too, so I dropped it. The movies bored me, so I never really got into it. Mostly girls love it because the girl has the power to treat the MC like a dog, literally, an inu. >One Piece If you didn't like it after 100 episodes, you'll never like it. I dropped it after the second episode, 20 years ago, and never went back. I think it was aimed more at people who like cartoons. >Lain I watched the entire series in 2021, and although there were parts that were hard to understand, there are parts that are really enjoyable. Lain has its own charm; the visuals and the music are great, as are the character designs. And the way it portrays the future in 1998, it was remarkably accurate 20 years before the world actually turned out that way. >Apothecary diaries It's another anime that became popular among women. I dropped it after 4 episodes. Its target audience is women who like this kind of medieval Chinese stuff with eunuchs. Not my thing at all. >Mob Psycho It's kind of fun, but I feel like it's always trying to teach me a lesson. It sticks to the original One designs, which are ugly, but it's not bad if you're not looking for waifus. I watched all three seasons and I can't complain, but it's not one of my favorites either. >Jojos This might be the best one on the list. If you don't like this arc, just skip to the next one, it's completely different, with new characters. I liked Part 3. The only part that almost made me give up on it was Part 6, but I finished it in the end. >Kingdom I've never seen this one, but I know it's a historical anime, and it's on my watch list. >Yu Yu Hakusho It's an anime for kids. It only surprises you when you're a kid because you haven't seen many shows like it. But after watching a few nekketsu animes, you already know how it's all going to end.

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Anon09/18/26, 07:34No.1576451

honestly if you dropped lain of all things i'd say you're just immune to kino. the rest are total shit. apothecary diaries is good if youre into that sort of thing, which i am. but yeah based on this list i can safely say youre a total nincompoop.

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