>>29083374
It's diminishing returns, what addicts call "chasing the dragon".
What you need to do is not watch anime for a while. When when you come back to it, the sense of novelty will be higher. It may never be as good, but it'll be better than this.

Also, maybe deliberately try things outside your preferred genres. You may find your likes are broader than you realized.

have you seen jojo?

>>29083506
I have, I've read all the manga too up to part 6

I really like Part 2 and Part 4, but I'm not crazy about the other ones

every now and then you'll come across something good, don't lose hope.

>>29083374

Their a lot of hidden gems within anime. Just keep watching.

>>29083551
Part 7 is great and the art is way better because it started monthly serialization.

Part 6 and 5 were pretty bad

It's because you're always trying to chase the same feeling rather than looking for a new one. When I started watching anime it was a whole new world to me so series that may have seemed good back then, were actually rather generic.

There will never be something that appeals to you like Yuyushiki again but then there is stuff like GochUsa and Non Non Biyori. In fact we're living in the golden age of Moe, which I love but then again my favourite series is Ghost in the Shell and besides Psycho-Pass there is a severe lack of good Cyber Punk being made now.

Similiar deal with KyoAni, I loved their Key adaptations and they did a good job of Haruhi but none of their new series feel like their older stuff besides Chuu2 and maybe Hyouka.

You've got 50 years worth of anime to dig through, unfortunately I've been unable to watch much this season and I hear it's quite good.

I know the feeling. Why do people recommend the best stuff to beginners? You're setting them up for disappointment later on.

>>29084315
>Psycho-Pass
>good cyber punk
Mediocre at best. Still, one of the best anime shows of its genre.

>>29085212
If you had to watch the garbage first, you wouldn't want to keep watching.