| I do something similar, tend to limit myself to watching only a few series at a time. I'd say the easiest way to do it for a long running series like Bleach would be to break it down into seasons or arcs and watch other things in between them to give yourself a break from it. |
| I just watch whatever I feel is gonna be enterteining, except for seasonals I'd usually binge few-whole series and proceed to another one and so on. |
| I am watching seven shows right now. As long as they are all different genres I don't get confused and it's fine. I would not want to watch seven cgdct all at once since the characters and plots would all blend together. As for what I watch and when, just whatever I feel like at the time. There is no schedule, though I do prioritize the ones I want to focus most on and savor at night when there's less distractions. |
| It's not a weird question at all, virtually everyone on this site and myself included watch from a few shows to dozens at the same time. If you limit yourself to two shows as a provided example, watch however much you can handle at a steady pace. 2-4 is probably a good middle ground though it can always be increased or decreased depending on time. |
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| I used to be a super completionist. I would never drop anything and would only ever watch one anime at a time, and I would watch it all the way through. This lead me to get really burnt out on anime. Then I started to just relax about the whole thing. I've started to drop shows that I dont enjoy and I now watch multiple anime at a time. I usually keep the amount of anime I watch to be about 10 or less. Any more and I start forgetting stuff about shows. And I just watch how I feel now. Watch a few episodes of 1 show, swap to another, watch 1 episode from a different show, go back to the first one. Whatever I feel like. Best advice I can give is to not force yourself, and not to "set rules" for watching anime. It's hard at first but really makes watching anime more enjoyable in the end. Hope this helps! |
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| I tend to watch, one long running show, 1 - 2 main shows, and the airing shows. I watch 1 - 2 episodes of a long running show a day, and watch as many episodes as I feel like watching of the main shows, swapping between each other when I get bored of one. And I watch airing shows when they release on their days. |
| TLDR I dunno man with your eyes? It's entertainment, don't overthink it that much |
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| I follow mostly seasonal, currently airing, shows and just watch the episodes that come out on that particular day. |
| "The name's Gambit. Remember it." -Gambit "X-Men '97"  |
| people can watch multiple anime at a time because they mean they're watching airing anime unless you're used to binging i wouldn't recommend overwhelming yourself w/ binging multiple finished anime |
| Buy 3 or 4 huge monitors, open 4 anime in each of those monitors and watch them all in 9x speed. That's the true connoisseur way of watching anime. |
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| Have you tried watching the airing anime then you only have to watch 1 episode a week and if you watch multiple airing anime that air on different days you can then just watch that 1 episode each day and also still have time for completed anime. I tend to watch a few of the airing anime and then 1 anime alongside that anime which has already aired |
| I guess I would say which ever one has your attention should be the priority. Then go down the line from there. A simple answer but I think it works best. |
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