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Homestuck

City: The Animation for me. I really wanted to like it and the animation style is great, but I just didn't find it very funny.

for me, it was Steins;Gate, sadly...​:BlobCat_Cry:​

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I heard so many people describing Nichijou as the greatest comedy of them all, I liked it but it wasn't as funny as I expected, they also started repeating some jokes with faster pacing in the 2nd half for some reason

Parasyte, Tokyo ghoul and your lie in april

Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute!: I don't like how crazy the main character is.

And Chainsaw Man, don't want to elaborated on this

I think my taste has just changed as I got older. Can't watch anything focused on kids like demon slayer, Kamen riders, let's say the vast majority of anime. But everyone talked shit about the Rick and Morty anime but I kinda enjoyed it. I also kinda enjoyed the retro feel of go go loser ranger, but it didn't hold onto me enough to finish it.

That one scene in the first episode where the female protagonist is forcibly strapped to a chair spread eagle and has her clothes ripped off and we spend like a solid 5 minutes doing gratuitous fan service while she convinces aliens not to rape her, completely ruining my ability to recommend the show to people.

For me it's Reincarnated as a Vending Machine. A lot of people like it and it's already in season 3 but I couldn't do it. And I'm normally a huge sucker for isekai. I gave it 3 episodes and I was done.

Cyberpunk Edgerunners. Way too much character development harkens off screen between episodes.

Also, Miltech troops having the accuracy of am average A team villain when firing at an unmoving target for literally half an episode was just... A choice

as a rule of thumb, more often than not, if an anime is being "mainstream" and having a lot of people interested in it is a safe indicator that it's boring and not watch-worthy

everything interesting and watch-worthy is so edgy that the majority of the population can't handle it; though that's essentially why it's watch-worthy in the first place. it gives you some nice and much-needed mental gymnastics. :)