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No, I like the color of my hair.

Why don't you offer some suggestions instead of writing nonsense?

I agree with Ples; we need to find out his preferred genre. Based on Nebka's recent posts, it's hard to determine his fictional tastes. I've never seen those movies before, and I wouldn't watch them.
He would probably enjoy some universally acclaimed titles, but what genres he prefers is up to him.

universal titans

It's like the name of an elite combat squad. Or a home services agency.

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Overall, it's mediocre, and it's also filled with rather uninspired filler episodes. The second season has fewer filler episodes, but it's still not great.

Since we're talking about filler episodes, let's abstract from this discussion and the specific title – I've seen countless opinions online that filler episodes in series or cartoons are bad and don't deserve to exist.
Of course, I don't agree with that. If you prefer to see instead of filler episodes how another very original hero defeats all enemies for the hundredth time/marries his classmate/dies, then you are probably still young, and this is new to you.
Am I right, guys? Skipping non-plot content – I wouldn't have believed that such a thing exists! But there are people who only watched the last season of Breaking Bad because of the hype; may they rest in peace.

He would probably appreciate versatile Titans.

But in general, yes, I would also recommend checking them out.

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I was already about to get offended with you.

Since we were talking about filler episodes, let's abstract from this discussion and the specific title – I've seen online countless times the opinion that filler episodes in series or cartoons are bad and don't deserve to exist.
Of course, I don't agree with that.

Similarly. I've always seen great value in filler episodes, as a way to develop characters. The main plot usually doesn't do a good job of this, or rather, I haven't seen it do a good job even once.
As for the second season of Wakfu... Well, if it weren't for the filler episodes, it would be extremely weak, because the main storylines with Kilby and Rush are just terrible (the storyline about saving Grove is okay).
Overall, I still agree with Ples's comments about this series (both positive and negative).

Sometimes, the opinion of a thousand people isn't enough, but the opinion of one Mental is enough to convince you that you are right.

Since we're talking about filler episodes, let's abstract from this discussion and the specific title. I've seen online countless times the opinion that filler episodes in series or cartoons are bad and don't deserve to exist.
Of course, I don't agree with that. If you prefer to see sooner rather than filler episodes how another very original hero defeats all enemies for the hundredth time, marries a classmate, or dies, then you are probably still young, and this is all new to you.

The point is that filler episodes are not all the same. In shonen anime, for example, they often consist of a series of battles with some random antagonists, seasoned with a couple of gags and a weak plot. A plot that doesn't add anything new to the development of the characters or the main plot. At the same time, the battles themselves are often not made very well. And the filler antagonists don't look good against the backdrop of the canonical ones. In Wakfu, the filler episodes also don't shine, presenting the same couple of dull gags. A couple of dull gags and references to the original game. Yes, there is at least some character development here, but it is clearly not the strongest side of the series. In fact, only Nox stands out positively among the characters, as he is inextricably linked to the main plot. However, battle scenes, another strong side of the series, are brought in less often. Instead, you watch for three episodes how the characters play rugby. Not the most interesting way to spend time.
At the same time, there are series with good filler episodes. For example, Gintama is about 80% gags and content that doesn't move the plot forward. Of course, the plot moments are also good there, but people don't watch the series because of that. And the filler episodes added to the anime look quite good and organic. Another good example of a series with filler episodes is Steven Universe. They don't move the plot forward in any way, but they are fun and interesting to watch. In addition, like the filler episodes from Wakfu, they feature character development. However, the characters in Steven are incomparably better, so it's more interesting to watch.

Wakfu is visually appealing, so even in filler episodes, it retains its core essence. They could even have the characters drink tea for 30 minutes, and it would still be enjoyable.

Should I start watching anime or not?

I think the option "It would be better to start reading the Holy Scripture" would be the most appropriate...

*recite a funeral prayer.

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Because you use subscriptions instead of browsing the forum.

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I think the option "It would be better to start reading the Holy Scripture" would be the most appropriate...

Said the person who, at best, read a children's bible...
Filler episodes are garbage, but that's obvious to everyone except Ment and Loken.

Sailor Moon is 95% filler, and I'm okay with that. But the original manga didn't appeal to me, nor did Crystal.