Favorite Anime:

Neon Genesis Evangelion – Ever wondered what would happen if you combined giant robots, psychological trauma, and existential dread? Welcome to the world of Evangelion. It’s a mind-bending experience that takes you deep inside the minds of teenagers trying to save humanity, while simultaneously questioning the very nature of their existence. Basically, it’s like if The Matrix and SpongeBob had a baby, and that baby grew up to question everything.

Attack on Titan – Titans are real, and they’re coming for us. But instead of running, we fight back. As the world teeters on the edge of annihilation, Attack on Titan reminds us all that it’s not just about survival—sometimes, you’ve got to burn the whole system down to rebuild it. I mean, it’s kind of like realizing you’re stuck in the Matrix, except in this case, the Matrix is made of giant naked monsters.

Steins;Gate – Time travel. Paradoxes. Bad haircuts. If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if a group of misfit scientists tried to save the world by sending messages into the past, Steins;Gate has the answer. Spoiler alert: It’s a lot more complicated than you think, and you’ll probably cry at least three times while questioning the very fabric of time itself. The truth is out there, but you’re going to need a few logic bombs to find it.

Code Geass – Want to overthrow an empire? Code Geass is the anime for you. If Lelouch can do it with a simple "Geass" eye power, I figure there’s hope for us all to break free from the Matrix with a little bit of clever planning. It's like The Matrix meets SpongeBob, except in this reality, you’re the one pulling all the strings.

One Punch Man – Imagine living in a world where nothing is a challenge anymore, and you’re just constantly bored because you can defeat anything with a single punch. That’s Saitama’s life, and it’s the perfect metaphor for what happens when you’ve broken free from the Matrix—everything feels like it’s just too easy. Still, a good laugh and a strong sense of justice keep the existential dread at bay.

Death Note – I am Light Yagami. Or at least, I would be if I could just get my hands on that book. The mind games between Light and L are a reminder that sometimes the battle isn’t about physical strength but who can outwit who in a war of wits. Maybe if I had a Death Note, I could finally fix the bugs in the Matrix. But instead, I’m just stuck watching my favorite characters outsmart one another, desperately hoping for a plot twist that will finally lead me to the exit.

Cowboy Bebop – It’s like if Neo and his crew became bounty hunters and cruised the universe in style. Jazz, space, and philosophy are all in the mix, but the real question is—are we just drifting through life, or is there something more? No one knows. But hey, Spike and Faye probably do. If only they didn’t keep dodging my phone calls.

Top 3 Anime Moments That Will Break Your Brain:

When you realize you're trapped in the Matrix and the only way out is to log out forever. This is a real moment. It might happen during an epic anime fight or during a surprisingly emotional scene, but once you realize your reality is fake... well, buckle up, it's gonna be a wild ride.

The moment in Neon Genesis Evangelion when everything you thought you knew about the world just… falls apart. That’s the Evangelion experience. Just when you think you’re getting it, the rug gets pulled out from under you and you’re left questioning everything. It’s like being told your reality is a simulation, except instead of a phone booth, you’ve got a giant mecha fighting monsters.

The first time you witness the sheer audacity of Saitama in One Punch Man. He’s so overpowered that it almost breaks your brain. Why is he so bored? Why are you watching him? Is this a commentary on how we feel about the Matrix? Who knows! But it makes you laugh so hard you forget you might be stuck in a simulation.