Top Anime: Best Story Development and World-Building!
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Anime genres that reflect the character development and story development in the best way among different types of anime, and allow each reader to reflect and interpret it differently thanks to the different messages behind it.
In my opinion, these anime are really prepared in the best way possible in terms of story infrastructure and should be watched without prejudice.
When establishing criteria, here are my general considerations:
Story Development: The progression of the narrative is crucial in terms of the messages conveyed and the points reached. If I select a specific season or its conclusion for a particular anime, it's because I believe that's where the story reaches its peak depth.
Music Quality: Music quality holds extra significance for me because it often dictates the overall quality of an anime. A higher budget allocated to music production generally correlates with better overall quality in anime.
Animation Quality: While modern anime typically maintains good animation quality, it remains essential for highlighting events effectively. Since we're evaluating anime rather than manga, the focus is on animation quality rather than manga storyline or artwork.
Character Development: The diversity of perspectives and inner worlds within an anime is indicative of the effort invested in creating a rich universe. Consequently, highlighting character development and its continuity is crucial. While acknowledging that not every character may undergo significant development, observing the progression of key characters remains essential.
Personal Insights: Finally, considering that opinions are inherently subjective, I incorporate my own observations and impressions into the evaluation process. Even though I'm not an official judge, I enjoy sharing my perspectives and insights in this regard.
Im currently updating but still you can check!
In my opinion, these anime are really prepared in the best way possible in terms of story infrastructure and should be watched without prejudice.
When establishing criteria, here are my general considerations:
Story Development: The progression of the narrative is crucial in terms of the messages conveyed and the points reached. If I select a specific season or its conclusion for a particular anime, it's because I believe that's where the story reaches its peak depth.
Music Quality: Music quality holds extra significance for me because it often dictates the overall quality of an anime. A higher budget allocated to music production generally correlates with better overall quality in anime.
Animation Quality: While modern anime typically maintains good animation quality, it remains essential for highlighting events effectively. Since we're evaluating anime rather than manga, the focus is on animation quality rather than manga storyline or artwork.
Character Development: The diversity of perspectives and inner worlds within an anime is indicative of the effort invested in creating a rich universe. Consequently, highlighting character development and its continuity is crucial. While acknowledging that not every character may undergo significant development, observing the progression of key characters remains essential.
Personal Insights: Finally, considering that opinions are inherently subjective, I incorporate my own observations and impressions into the evaluation process. Even though I'm not an official judge, I enjoy sharing my perspectives and insights in this regard.
Im currently updating but still you can check!
Movie, 2019,
1 ep
Me:-
Author:10
Although it's a film rather than a series, I consider this anime to be a masterpiece in terms of its cohesive storytelling and character development. Transitioning from its TV series counterpart, this film delves deep into the development of its main characters and explores the motivations and emotions behind their decisions, effectively dispelling any initial thoughts of "what a silly and cringeworthy anime." What starts off as seemingly a comedy and harem quickly transforms into a poignant drama and romance, with an ending that, while not satisfying everyone's desires, certainly fulfills the wishes of some individuals (myself included) to a great extent.
TV, 2016,
25 eps
Me:-
Author:9
Re:Zero is undeniably a masterpiece. The storyline, character development, and the world-building are nothing short of captivating. One of the most distinguishing factors setting it apart from other Isekai genre anime is its main character. Instead of a protagonist who constantly grows stronger, we have one who remains powerless in terms of strength, relying solely on strategy to combat formidable foes and being forced to rely on the curse upon him for his endeavors. While witnessing his struggles induces immense worry, fear, and sorrow in the audience, seeing his efforts also alleviates some of the pain. Mentally, this anime can be likened to the cries of someone in agony, with elements of romance, comedy, and character traits seemingly incorporated to soften the impact of this cry.
