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   * Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion (and R2) involve authoritarianism, politics, and sacrifice (~48 episodes).
   * Neon Genesis Evangelion: One of the single most psychologically involved shows ever produced. "Depression: the anime." (~26 episodes, 6 movies. To watch this show look for a watch order).
+    * You do not need to watch the original TV series if you don't want to. The //Rebuild of Evangelion// movie series is an excellent entry path into anime. [[https://youtu.be/W0QIM-bnws0|There is an extremely compelling trailer for the first movie in English]]. [[https://youtu.be/ryT27__tu3M|And the second movie's trailer is quite good.]] (~4 movies.)
+  * A Silent Voice is a movie about a deaf girl, which is extremely heartbreaking to watch.
 ===== Anime is too complex =====
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   * Lucky Star! (~24 episodes) is mostly an episodic anime.
   * Joshiraku (~13 episodes) is mostly an episodic anime.
+===== Anime lacks strong female protagonists =====
+//I don't want to watch another show dominated by a male main character. I know Psycho-Pass has a strong female protagonist, but she doesn't count because the male character is in the show and primary on the poster.//
+  * The Apothecary Diaries (3 seasons, not complete, ~24 episodes per season) is the show for you. The Apothecary Diaries follows an apothecary in ancient China as she changes jobs quite often.
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+====== Onward ======
+The list above is, as I described, my list of contras to get a new anime watcher into anime. But it also serves as a good way for me to communicate some of my favorite series. If you watch one or two series, which is my goal in writing this page, then you're officially "an anime watcher". What's next?
+Discovering and tracking anime is often done by using an anime list product, like My Anime List, AniList (makers of AniChart, the aforementioned season chart service), or AniDB (pretty advanced, not suggested). These services exist to catalog, track, and collect information on various anime projects. The best way to discover new anime is by browsing top lists on these services, and paying attention to the seasonal anime schedule.
+New anime projects are often announced near season breaks, at conventions like Anime Japan and Anime Expo, and following the conclusion of other anime projects by big studios.
+Obviously, not all of the media you consume will be anime, but I hope that this opens a door to more enjoyable entertainment. My goal is always to share what I love with others, in the hope of getting others to have an enjoyable time. By watching just one new show, I have achieved my goal, and I wish you the best of luck on your journey into finding more entertaining media.