What do you think of a person who've watched +2000 anime?
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MoonlightShadow
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Blackrose said:
Lol i remember this
Cameron
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Like myself, I'm sure a lot of you guys have watched a ton of anime. I can't exactly put my finger on a numeric value. I have no idea how many different shows I've watched. 2,000 is an insane number, and I highly doubt I'm anywhere near that. As for what I think of a person who has watched that many shows, I wouldn't judge them. Perhaps their living situation allows them to watch anime 24/7?
Grungie
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Like myself, I'm sure a lot of you guys have watched a ton of anime. I can't exactly put my finger on a numeric value. I have no idea how many different shows I've watched. 2,000 is an insane number, and I highly doubt I'm anywhere near that. As for what I think of a person who has watched that many shows, I wouldn't judge them. Perhaps their living situation allows them to watch anime 24/7?
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Tbh if you’ve been in the hobby for several years, it’s probably not that hard. I also mentioned earlier that a lot of sites for tracking your watchlist have non-consecutive seasons and each individual OVA as a separate entry, and there’s also movies to consider. So with that in mind, it can be super easy for a list site to over exaggerate your number of completed shows.
It’s not super unusual to see something with 5 seasons and like 4 OVA’s, but since each one is a separate entry, just by completing one series will say you completed 9 shows, even though you really only watched one.
Like myself, I'm sure a lot of you guys have watched a ton of anime. I can't exactly put my finger on a numeric value. I have no idea how many different shows I've watched. 2,000 is an insane number, and I highly doubt I'm anywhere near that. As for what I think of a person who has watched that many shows, I wouldn't judge them. Perhaps their living situation allows them to watch anime 24/7?
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Tbh if you’ve been in the hobby for several years, it’s probably not that hard. I also mentioned earlier that a lot of sites for tracking your watchlist have non-consecutive seasons and each individual OVA as a separate entry, and there’s also movies to consider. So with that in mind, it can be super easy for a list site to over exaggerate your number of completed shows.
It’s not super unusual to see something with 5 seasons and like 4 OVA’s, but since each one is a separate entry, just by completing one series will say you completed 9 shows, even though you really only watched one.