I feel like anime from 1990s to 2010s is just more memorable

I feel like anime from 1990s to 2010s is just more memorable

I grew up watching anime in the 1990s, but really got into it in 2000s, and it seems like series from 90s to early 2010s are more known and recognizable to m, like "oh it's that big anime everybody knows" and I feel like new animes don't make as much of an impact, or is it just nostalgia for me?

I'm talking about shows like:
Evangelion, DBZ, Sailor Moon, Pokemon, Lain, Daeth note, Haruhi Suzumiya, Gurren Lagann, Sword art Online lol, Code Geass, One Piece, Clannad, Air/Kanon, Lucky Star, K-ON!, cowboy bebop, FMA, Gundam Wing, Bleach, Naruto, monogatari, raingun series, shana series, fairy tail, ouran host club, NHK, AoT, Claymore, Berserk, Hellsing, Chobits, black lagoon, higurashi.... madoka... sound euphorium... school days... oreimo, durarara, overlord, jojo, charlotte, angel beats, hunterxhunter, steins;gate, psychopas, uuuuuuuh ............. card capturing sakura....

I'd say the ones I remember so far from mid 2010s to now are overlord, konosuba, love live, made in abyss, one punch man, dr. stone, danmachi, slime anime, abunch of isekais,

DESU I don't even know. I just feel like older anime is more "classic" and "memorable" compared to the newer shows

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>new animes don't make as much of an impact,
then explain KnY being #1 best selling movie

see, your logic falls apart when you look at reality

>muh sales
retard

Anime is much more accessible and mainstream now than it was when op got into it.

sales = popularity
OP's entire post is talking about popularity

what am I supposed to use as the metric, your headcanon?

They're only more memorable when you're blinded by nostalgia and only remember like three classics that stood the test of time.
Other than Evangelion, how much do you actually remember from this? Compare that to all the good sequels and originals we've seen in 2022 alone.

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Is there anything comfier than watching anime from the 90s/00s late at night?

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Rose tinted glasses aside all media in the past 10-15 years has gotten so corporatized and standardized and focus grouped and microtargeted etc. etc. that it's robbed of much of its sovl as a result. This is why Marvel movies are simultaneously extremely profitable and a dystopian nightmare of repetitive emptiness

People are spoiled for choice now in both selection of anime and means to discuss them. Back then people would come to Any Forums or some forum like MAL to talk about anime, now anyone can start up a Discord server and just discuss anime amongst themselves. It makes it seem like no one is talking about these shows, but there are, just in their own private groups instead of a public board like Any Forums. Because of the massive selection and desensitizing people had to anime, as well as the general trend of content now, the pacing of shows have had to trend faster.
Try going back and rewatching any of the VN adaptations that defined the 2000s~early 2010s like Ef, H20 Footprints, Clannad, Da capo, Shuffle, Canvas 2, you'll find them kind of slow. It lets the mood set in and holds tension well and lets you actually feel something.
I'm not saying it doesn't happen today, just that the vibe of those older VNs happen to do a good job of eliciting emotion. The OST choices from back then, even for things that weren't VN adaptations could be feels thread material. Personally that makes a show more memorable.

I think you’re the one retarded