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The longer you live, the more intolerant you become. Perhaps it's a natural result of the body's aging and the biological problems associated with it, perhaps simply personal life experience, or perhaps you become filled with a sense of nihilism and misanthropy watching humanity, in its various guises, pass off virtues as sins and sins as virtues, trampling on individual sources of simple joy not even out of adherence to some ephemeral ideals, but simply out of malice, envy, stupidity, feelings of inferiority, and sometimes just out of unchecked schizophrenia. When you encounter this, it becomes increasingly difficult to sympathize with humanity as a whole, and with specific groups or individuals in particular, regardless of the situation or personal sense of justice — you simply realize that at some point you couldn't care less about their struggles, if only because "humanity" cannot work in one direction alone and eventually runs dry. Not to mention all the other vicissitudes of life and suffering that are an inseparable part of existence. My attachment to Japan could be explained by many subjective factors, but the one definitively objective and telling fact is that when you watch and listen to anime/visual novels/games, especially if they are something cute and positive, pleasing to the eye and soothing to the ear, the suicidal-nihilistic mood does ease up a little, and you realize that if something like that exists, then the world isn't so bad, and since it was made by a person, then people aren't so bad either. There are many genres, many themes and plots have been explored, but the main virtue of Japanese content is aesthetics and emotionality — exactly what is needed to bring bright colors to a gray life. Header CityHunter-OP1 CityHunter-OP2 CityHunter-OP3 CityHunter-OP4 CityHunter-ED1