A recent article from Wired suggests anime series for those who believe they dislike the medium, aiming to showcase Japan’s strongest media export and capture attention. The list includes a variety of titles intended to appeal to broader audiences.
Wired published an article titled “The 12 Best Anime to Watch if You Think You Hate Anime,” outlining selections designed to introduce newcomers to the genre. The piece highlights what it considers compelling options for viewers who may have previously dismissed anime.
The article doesn’t specify *who* created the list, but frames it as a curated selection from Wired staff. It explains *why* this curation is important: Japan's animation industry produces content that deserves attention and can appeal to a wide range of tastes. The selections aim to make “a solid case for your attention span.”
The article itself simply lists the 12 anime titles without detailing *when* or *where* they were created, focusing instead on their potential to convert skeptics into fans. It does not provide further details about the selection process beyond stating that these are recommendations.
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