While this is technically an anime, I would argue the style and topic makes it more of an animated series that uses Japanese animation styling.
Honestly, I would even recommend Dallos if you don't like anime.
this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2024
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What styles and topics do you consider to be anime, then?
Keep in mind that in Japan, anime just means anything animated. If you ask a Japanese person, Popeye is American anime. This attitude of trying to decide what is and isn't "anime" is a uniquely western phenomenon.
I am not categorical about this issue. This is just a personal approach, one that I find works well with people who dislike anime.
This is just my own pragmatic "solution" of sorts. It allows me to recommend Perfect Blue, Jin-Roh, The Sky Crawlers, Memories (to people who I think would enjoy them of course) by saying that "these pieces are animated, but they are more like a movie that happens to use animation, not an anime." And it works.
I see. Yeah I have a similar pitch for my friends and family members who still only associate animation with children's cartoons.