I have struggled to find another anime that has handled a topic as complex as love as well as this one has

I have struggled to find another anime that has handled a topic as complex as love as well as this one has
Maybe Madoka but that is its own beast

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Too good for Any Forums.

Anything Masaaki Yuasa makes is too good for Any Forums
It's like this board is allergic to good things

Yes, expert level anime.

good job. you're now reay toread Tezuka's Pheonix

I sure do miss old Yuasa. But for me if love is the subject then VEG takes the cake; it approaches it from all sorts of perspectives and doesn't cower from the suffering it can cause nor from the sacrifices it requires.

Which is odd because I've develop a general distaste for kyoani as far as substance is concerned, and yet they made something I consider remarkable.

nu/a/ is a lost cause. You'd be lucky to find anons mention Ping Pong these days.

His style was so simplistic but the way he animated it was so fluid and bold.

You can say that about anything he's made (except Lu over the Wall, what a shitheap of 3D animation that was)

Now you are trying to hard. I was referring to the old joke that Any Forums does not talk about good anime, which has always been true and not true at the same time, and you used it as an excuse to start deadly serious public lament.

Everyone knows Ping Pong, even those stupid streaming zoomers know it. There is no need to start a 24/7 circlejerk about the same well known things to be proud about your oh so excellent taste. The moment articles in media start calling something “hidden gem” (a recent fad), you can be damn sure it's not hidden at all, and probably has taken a high enough place in many lists. It's just a trick to make readers feel way more well-versed than they really are.

>was
Lu OverTheWall came out only a few years ago