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I Thought Anime Was Just For Kids. Then I Watched THIS. By Harsh Nath Jha This summer I tried something entirely new to my schedule. I finally started watching anime . For years I had heard about it and met a ton of self proclaimed anime addicts including a few living under my very own roof. The concept was not entirely foreign to me. I had binge watched all 25 seasons of Pokémon growing up along with several other animated shows I never managed to finish as a kid. Hardcore viewers absolutely HATE the word cartoon when it is used to describe anime. I did not understand why there was so much drama about it back then but now I finally get it. Finding the Perfect Beginners Watch List I checked various sites and chatbots to find the absolute best beginner recommendations. After sifting through endless suggestions I finally settled on a curated list ordered by length. I also completely avoided romantic comedies for obvious reasons. I wanted something that wou...