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| Attack on Titan discover countless callbacks on a second watch BACCANO! rewatch you start to catch the subtle foreshadowing and echoes; by the third, finally feel the exhilaration of the closed causal loops and the characters’ inescapable fates Koukaku Kidoutai 2.0 packed with dense dialogue, and every frame overflows with cyberpunk iconography and philosophical references. The first watch is for the action and visuals; the second is spent pausing to read the scrolling code and the background slogans |
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| The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten Very cute and wholesome romance, season 2 comes next spring so I'll rewatch as much as I can. |
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| Ofc, I've also rewatched Hunter x Hunter several times. I've also rewatched Attack on Titan several times. I think both are worth rewatching multiple times :vv |
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| From what's on your list, I'll go with Cowboy Bebop, Kids on the Slope, Mob Psycho 100, One Punch Man, and Ping Pong. You'll likely enjoy rewatching all 5 of those. |
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| Try reading the manga or novel of an anime you've watched before. |
| I rewatch TAILENDERS at least once every year because it's just 27 minutes long and I keep noticing something new everytime. Black Rock Shooter (TV) is similar in that regard, I only got into the series this year and yet I already rewatched it three times (partially because on my second viewing, I wanted to see if my headcanons make sense and tried focusing more on every second Kagari is on screen to the point I noted down my observations second by second). Expelled from Paradise and Kabaneri (especially the movie version) are weirdly comforting to rewatch, too. Maybe because they both only become more relevant as years go by? Since the former is about progressing over-digitization and the latter puts a lot of emphasis on what fear makes us do. Also, for some reason Azumanga is great rewatch material indeed. I remember when I rewatched the show in my early 20s, I realized how, on my previous two rewatches, I somehow never paid much attention to just how often we see Kagura crying over something, even before she joins the main cast. |
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Try reading the manga or novel of an anime you've watched before.
| @AspectOfJustice_ Yep I agree, it's always good to read the source material! |
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| Mine personally would be Mushoku Tensei, OPM S1, and Kaguya-sama, mostly for the perfect production they had, along with some incredible depictions of each character in their respective adaptations. I tend to like anime that had incredible voice acting, animation or production since they leave a stronger impression on me. |
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