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Let me let you in on a little secret that people seem to forget- anime is just like any other art form. Like you yourself said, it’s a medium. Subsequently, like most mediums, only a very small amount of it is actually to a high standard, while the rest of it is on scale from terrible to okay.
You sound like me, tbh. I do not enjoy most of the anime that exist, because I seek heartfelt/well-crafted stories. Shonen and harems are completely off the table. I detest the screaming power of friendship nonsense of the former and the “wish fulfillment” qualities of the latter as every cliche girl fights for the blandest man on earth. Just discarding those genres removes a massive supply of anime.
My advice: Don’t give up on the medium- be more selective. I want quality work that either emotionally touches me or enables me to experience beauty. Here are some recommendations that I would give a shot if you haven’t already. All are more or less fan service free and possess good qualities to me:
*Ghibli films
(Any will do. They are slow beautiful films that I think you appreciate more as you get older.)
*Violet Evergarden
(This is the pinnacle of the medium imo. Bit slow to start with a small amount of cliche, but it captures the human spirit well and most are brought to tears by episode 10- even my parent who don’t watch anime. Watch order is 1-4, ova, 5-13.)
*A Place Further than the Universe
(Join a few girls as they head to Antartica and discover themselves, and perhaps realize you yourself crave adventure.)
*Yuru Camp
(Learn about camping with a slice of comedy. Might just inspire you to seek the outdoors and take up hiking like me).
*Maquia: When the Promise Flower Blooms
(A film. Not perfect but I find it emotionally gripping.)
*Your Name
(Also a film. Great story and beautiful to look at.)
*Little Witch Academia
(This one doesn’t even feel like an anime. It feels like a Sunday morning cartoon.)
These are merely what appeals to me, but perhaps they might work for you as well.
This topic kind of strikes me as saying you hate video games because you only ever tried Playstation 1 games like Tomb Raider, Metal Gear and Resident Evil, then claiming you've tried an action platformer, a stealth game and a survival horror to exemplify the diversity of game genres you played, when there are 1980s arcade games like Pacman, Galega, Frogger, Centipede, and J.R.P.Gs., Turn Based Strategy, Real Time Strategy, side scrolling platformers a plenty and so-on.
But again, my opinion is unsolicited and I don't know what kind of shows you personally like otherwise, so I can't begin to conceive of what you might like in anime.
womp womp
Serial experiment Lain is about transexuals. ( leftist propaganda )
Pokemon is about communism - (Nurse joy has the same faces)
One peice is about capitalism - ( For a pocket of gold you want to be my friend)
Claymore is about Orwellian dictatorship
Last exile is about monarchy
Some classics:
Patema Inverted ( liberalism)
Howl's moving Castle ( racism)
All anime is propaganda.
Sometimes, it can include things that make wokes happy but on the long run, it is anything but an ideological monopoly platform, whose sole reason for existence is pandering at them. Of course, the most radical ones of the bunch, do struggle to make anime go the disney route, but their efforts already are and are so going to remain, completely fruitless.
Japanese don't mess with their entertainment forms. Only their "overseas releases" are sometimes Ret @rd friendly and there are workarounds mostly, at that.
But why do they want you to defeat enemies.
Every golden age has been after a dark age.
Every time you destroy the world someone has to repair it and you going to pay for it.
Anime is the source behind world population growth. They want you to be horny