There are many kinds of anime. What is your favorite anime?

Among the various animations I watched when I was a kid, I really can’t say which one was my favorite. After all, there are really too many good ones, so I will simply talk about my favorite anime that I have watched in various periods.

Kindergarten "Calabash Baby"

My favorite animation work in kindergarten, no one. Calabash Baby is a work that we all should have seen at the same age, and it does have some great qualities. The ability and personality shaping of the seven children is really amazing, and the storyline is still top-notch even now, the legendary "Shanghai Art Factory".

"Dragon Ball" in elementary school

My favorite animated work in elementary school was "Dragon Ball". The story that was always broadcast on TV was the story until Goku defeated the second generation Piccolo. Although the story was small in scale at the time, it was still very interesting. Especially the chapter about Piccolo, the Great Demon King, which made me feel for the first time the kind of villain who can do whatever he wants.

I watched "Slam Dunk" in junior high school

Although I watched it in elementary school, in junior high school, when I fell in love with basketball, I slowly understood the animation "Slam Dunk" , full of passion, full of emotion. Regardless of Mitsui Hisashi, Akagi or Rukawa, they are all people we like very much, and their personalities are also very distinctive. This show is the youth of many people.

"Naruto" in high school

My favorite thing in high school was "Naruto". After that class, during evening self-study, I still secretly watched Naruto with my mp4. Inside your own mind. Naruto was really popular at that time, and many students in the class would watch it together.

Now "Shirobako"

As a few years after college, my favorite work now is "Shirobako". In fact, starting from college, I have gradually lost interest in those hot-blooded dramas. Instead, I fell in love with some anime that are healing and reveal human nature. This episode of "Shirobako" touched me so deeply. This can be said to be a workplace fairy tale for adults.