No.4080
If you like Japanese folklore, then give Mushishi and Jigoku Shoujo a try.
Do you prefer any genres? Since what year have you been watching anime?
No.4082
>>4079Oh yeah i've felt this way before, it was right around the time i stopped watching anime for good and deleted my anime to make space for more western shows/movies. Simply put, you have outgrown anime and are ready to move on to other things, like watching old HBO shows and going out to birdwatching or better yet find a new hobby instead.
Tl;dr: you are growing old.
No.4083
>>4080Thanks I'll take a look. I love stuff with folklore or supernatural folklore.
>Do you prefer any genres?I've been watching since I was a kid. I like pretty much anything as long as its good or visually appealing but I do like iyashikei, slice of life, mystery thrillers, cyberpunk, romantic tragedies, and horror. I like anime with family dynamics and rural settings too although that's not a genre.
>>4082>watching old HBO shows No.
No.4085
>>4079>>4084Meant to post something but I’ll write it here. Seems like it’s time you are ready to explore the next step, Japanese cinema especially its golden age. Since you are interested in folklore I suggest the feudal period movies
No.4094
>>4083> I do like iyashikei, slice of life, mystery thrillers, cyberpunk, romantic tragedies, and horror.Darker than black, eureka 7, trigun, gungrave and toradora. Not sure if you have watched them or not.
>watching old HBO shows >NoWell you could always watch japanese sumo if you feel like it. Its rather entertaining,infact its pretty much the only japanese thing that I still watch on the regular. There are a lot of youtube channels that cover the sport so you can watch a few matches and see if you like it.
No.4108
>>4085Yeah, I already watch a lot of classic jidaigeki.
>>4094I wouldn't know where to start with sumo. I don't know anything about the sport.
No.4110
>>4079My recommendation is to find another hobby. Don't force yourself into burnout on something you're no longer really interested in.
No.4112
>>4108There is nothing to know about sumo anyway, its just big fat butterballs pushing and sometimes performing throws each other.it's like playing poker, you can learn by watching. The rules can be summarised in a few lines :
>big fat butter men must bow>big fat buttermen must push eachother out of the ring>first one out of the ring or to hit the ground loses.>winner bows, loser walks away in shamethat's it.