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EDIT, to be fair, I also got over the "super hero" boom. All the movies and shows nowadays are just ♥♥♥♥. The americans are really great at driving their popular established franchises into the ground.
or
do what most anime users who are still in school despise
AND READ
the mangas
When I see an anime where teens start running in the sky or jumping around in the sky, I roll my eyes and go "another one" or when a boring no personality main character that has girls crazy about him its another eye roll.
You can only see so many dragon ball/naruto clones, or tenchi muyo clones.
So, so, so tired of animes where characters have super powers.
The only unique anime I watched that didn't follow any kind of trope or at the very least that was different was Monster. Which is pretty sad that you don't see a lot of animes like it. Compared to now, almost every anime feels samey.
Hell I might actually watch monster now that I think about it. Never got to finish it.
If something looks good no matter the media/genre/language ill watch/play/read it
100%
congratulations you are becoming mature.
Most anime I don't even glance at, edgerunners is the only recent anime I know exists.
Ascendancy of a Book Worm for example actually has a decent backstory and a decent main character.