/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5279228
>most anime today is geared towards children and tweens

I hate to break this to you, but that's aaaalways been the case

t.oldfart anime nerd

>>4883347
>>4883367
I had a similar situation but I think it was more burn out on the medium in general. I used to be super into anime, getting into it in the late 80's and all through the 90's. There was a hobby shop near me that rented all kinds of stuff, even fansubs (I know) and I watched everything I could get my hands on. Urusei Yatsura was probably my favorite, but I'd see just abput everything. Me and friends would even have parties where we would rent 24 hours worth of anime tapes and try to watch them all. (Miyukichan in Wonderland at 4am for your first viewing isn't entirely recommended).

Then after Cowboy Bebop it all ended super abruptly. That show was incrdible to me, thr characters, the music, the style and charm. It hit that sweet balance between funny and serious and I loved every moment of it.

But after that everything started feeling really samey and uninteresting. I would be tempted to blame anime itself changing, but even when I went to check on older series I hadn't seen yet, they just didn't do it for me anymore. I haven't really watched any anime since.

>>4748154
I bought a yellow one and painted tiger stripes on it.

>>4429847
Not him but are you seriously trying to rag on Urusei Yatsura??

>>4427865
I don't think you know what "fad" means lol

>>4378969
That's the spirit!

>>4329750
Tiger stripes.