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Because in episodic shows, the plot isn't the main thing, so to speak. Futurama also "consists of filler episodes." A lot depends on the genre.

The author intended for the focus to be on the plot, but since the author drew slowly, the anime was made haphazardly.

Well, we're talking about the anime, not the adaptation. According to the author, Hameln's Fiddler, the manga was also supposed to be a comedic adventure about an idiot with sociopathic tendencies. But in the anime, this idiot is serious, gloomy, and they didn't include any of the gags. But this is generally the worst manga adaptation I've ever seen.

Alright, then, I'll go back to admiring the animated Necropolis.

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

I read it. And I advise you to do the same. The movie is better.

I tried to start watching anime (with friends who are anime fans, just to join in), and I have a pretty neutral attitude towards it, but I never really became an anime fan myself, mainly because I don't have the habit of regularly watching anything (movies, TV shows, etc.). The exception is streams, and even then, I often listen to them in the background rather than watch them.
It's funny that I haven't seen popular anime like "Sailor Moon" or other well-known series, but I did watch some weird stuff like "DMC," which isn't "Devil May Cry" (although I watched a few episodes of that too), but "Detroit Metal City."

Well, it's also quite well-known and popular, although not on the same level as something like Alchemist or Notebook. I've watched a lot of anime, by the way, but I've only seen Notebook, Alchemist, and Evangelion in small snippets.

Filler episodes are garbage, but everyone already knows that, except for Ment and Locken.

Hurry up, story-driven one, you still have to go beyond the Wall, send a raven across half the continent, and wait for planes to arrive from there. You have twenty minutes, so get going, pig.

At least spammers are posting in my threads. And Jack.

It's surprising how I missed this thread.
Anyway, even though it's not relevant anymore, don't watch anime. Anime is heresy, where they distort history however they want. Be on the bright side, read manga. There, everything is as the author intended. And there are no squeaky, unpleasant voiceovers.

However, I'm not including Miyazaki's cartoons in this. They're great.

Anime is heresy, where they distort history however they want.

That's a case where you read "distort" instead of "pervert."

I physically can't bring myself to read comics; the format is too unaesthetic, nerdy, and inconvenient for me.

Haha, physically inferior.

It would be funny to make fun of a disabled person for their disability five years after everyone has already morally accepted it. Just like Drakko, who keeps recycling old jokes over and over.

I already mentioned that I started with adult cartoons. I watched them. I liked them. Some of them I really, really liked. I'll keep watching. But I found an unreleased space opera (Stargate Atlantis), downloaded it, and started watching. The feeling is like a drug addict getting a new dose.
Anyway, what's my point? Anime is perfectly fine to watch if you want to; it's decent visual content, no worse than others, and in some ways even better. But it's not a given that it will become your life's passion and give you as much pleasure as it does for others. Find your own path.