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@RationalMadman
Anime has kind of a bad rap among normies. And it's easy to see why. It definitely has an *ahem* less than savory undercurrent that I've come across more of in the past year or so.
However, one thing that immediately catches the eye when it comes to anime is that it's often WAY more imaginative and creative than most of the drivel coming from the US (and of course, since the US utterly dominates the film and television industries in the Western world it goes without saying that anime is superior to most of the stuff put out by, say, European countries). Shows like Breaking Bad, and possibly Game of Thrones, are the exception and not the rule. The Harry Potter film series was also incredible, but I digress.
If you want an example of what I'm talking about, try a fairly obscure anime called "Shin Sekai Yori". I never finished because it was gay af*, but it entails an extraordinarily elaborate scenario that probably no US show can compare to in that regard.
Alternatively, if you just want an anime that people who normally hate anime love, try Attack on Titan. It's mainstream enough.