Which anime have you rewatched several times from start to finish?

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As the title asks: which anime have you rewatched several times from start to finish?

For me, I've probably watched...
  • Monster at least 5 times
  • Master Keaton at least 3 times
  • Ghost in the Shell: SAC at least 10+ times
  • Mushishi at least 5 times
  • DearS probably close to 20 (it was the only anime I had on DvD for years, and would replay it as BG sound for weeks when we had no internet, but I don't like it)
  • I think there are others, but I can't think of them
 
A lot. Slam Dunk to mention one
 
As the title asks: which anime have you rewatched several times from start to finish?

For me, I've probably watched...
  • Monster at least 5 times
  • Master Keaton at least 3 times
  • Ghost in the Shell: SAC at least 10+ times
  • Mushishi at least 5 times
  • DearS probably close to 20 (it was the only anime I had on DvD for years, and would replay it as BG sound for weeks when we had no internet, but I don't like it)
  • I think there are others, but I can't think of them
Code Geass
 
Is the hero of Code Geass an anti-hero?
 
Is the hero of Code Geass an anti-hero?
To a point, yes. But his ultimate sacrifice is too heroic for the anti-hero trope, I think?
 
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To a point, yes. But his ultimate sacrifice is too heroic for the anti-hero trope, I think?
I see. Reason why I thought the hero is anti-hero is because I saw a photo of him which has him looks like as if he's planning world domination
 
I see. Reason why I thought the hero is anti-hero is because I saw a photo of him which has him looks like as if he's planning world domination
I actually just edited my post, so I'll copy/paste here instead:

Edit: I think he fits pragmatic hero more than anti-hero: Pragmatic Hero: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/PragmaticHero "A hero who does morally questionable deeds for the greater good."

He also fits these two (and a bunch of others, but I think Pragmatic Hero sums him up nicely):
- Heroic Spirit: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HeroicSpirit " Heroes can do anything if they are driven enough. They will not surrender, they will not stay down. Broken Bones, The Virus, Death, they are all to be shrugged off when the chips are down. No Despair Event Horizon for them."
- Anti-Nihilist: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheAntiNihilist "Life is a meaningless struggle? Fine, they'll create some meaning themself"
 
I actually just edited my post, so I'll copy/paste here instead:

Edit: I think he fits pragmatic hero more than anti-hero: Pragmatic Hero: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/PragmaticHero "A hero who does morally questionable deeds for the greater good."

He also fits these two (and a bunch of others, but I think Pragmatic Hero sums him up nicely):
- Heroic Spirit: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HeroicSpirit " Heroes can do anything if they are driven enough. They will not surrender, they will not stay down. Broken Bones, The Virus, Death, they are all to be shrugged off when the chips are down. No Despair Event Horizon for them."
- Anti-Nihilist: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheAntiNihilist "Life is a meaningless struggle? Fine, they'll create some meaning themself"
Alright, that is now crystal clear
 
Rewatching anime is my coping mechanism. I have watched “Naruto” for like 4 times if I didn't lose count. I had no shame about it. Back then when data was cheap, I could stream everything overnight. Sometimes I just download one season to watch.
 
To be very honest, there are so many of them and I can't list out all of them. I'm just going to list a few of them such as ;

1. Dragon Ball
2. One Piece
3. Demon Slayer
4. Naruto
 
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