Did new anime replace your favourite old anime?

I love to watch animes and my favourite animes are Pokemon, ChinChan and Dragonballz. It’s been 5 years now I am watching them and new anime didn’t replace them or made me feel like to watch them continuously. I am curious to know that, you guys also have your favourite anime but did new anime replace the old one or made you feel like to watch them continuously?

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I hear ya.

Once upon a time Kenshin used to be my favorite samurai anime. Then it was replaced by Champloo. Now it’s a toss up between Sword of the Stranger and Bakumatsu.
While I still like those earlier shows, they’re just not my go-to samurai show today. And if I want my Kenshin fix, I’ll just watch the OVA that’s come out thru the years: all the fun and action but without the long, drawn out battles and fillers.

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Yeah it happens at times. Some get replaced. Some don’t.

While new anime series often bring fresh stories and innovative animation, they don’t necessarily replace older favorites. Each anime holds a special place in its own right, offering unique characters, themes, and memories. Just as we cherish classic series for their impact and nostalgia, we can appreciate newer anime for their creativity and modern flair. Ultimately, the anime we love becomes a part of us, and enjoying both old and new allows us to embrace the evolving landscape of this vibrant art form.

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Besides every anime is someone’s favorite anime, even if we, personally didn’t care for it

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Exactly!

I know there are people out there who love CONCEPTION just as much as I love To Love Ru!

(Admittedly, that hurt to type…)

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