I'd wanna say something about anime that feel the need to align characters with a certain personality, or have to "fill out a roster" of all the different archetypes. It's killing my interest in anime when every single one has to have all the different "-dere" girls, because it essentially shoehorns the narrative. It's like every single studio is trying to pull off the same damn concepts, and it's ruining the potential a lot of series could have :/
Oh oh, and Aevie and I popped in Gungrave, and we decided to watch to it in Japanese...until any girl character showed up, and we couldn't stand the sound of their voices - so there's another for me.
I suppose it's a lot like my former problem above, 90% of female characters have the airy, really breathy kind of high-pitched voice. The only time they don't is when they're fulfilling a stale archetype.
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This is why I usually prefer the dubs. You don't get the squeaky as much.
That said, I would also suggest that loss of interest usually occurs when the first season is great, but the second season focuses too much on a single gimmick that made said first season so damn good.
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All of the reasons mentioned above apply to me, EXCEPT for the last one (Number 11).
I mean, I still watch anime, but only older titles, especially Saint Seiya. The newer generation of anime seems to put me off, probably because of the "complexity" of it?
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