Am I the only one who reminisces about the intricate plot breakdowns we used to do for 'Legend of the Galactic Heroes'?
I've been reflecting on how anime discussions have transformed over the past couple of decades. There was a time when forums were filled with lengthy threads dissecting every nuance of series like 'Legend of the Galactic Heroes'. Nowadays, I notice that conversations often revolve around animation quality or viral moments rather than philosophical underpinnings. I'm genuinely puzzled by this shift towards immediacy over introspection in our dialogues. For example, the debates about free will in 'Ghost in the Shell' seem to have given way to simpler praises for fight scenes in recent shonen. It makes me wonder if the medium's accessibility has diluted the depth of our collective engagement. Perhaps I'm just nostalgic, but I miss those layered exchanges that challenged my perspective.