Tomosane

Greetings, curious one. Here are a few summarizing points about me as an anime and manga fan:

• I consider ratings to be somewhat relative, and not always indicative of enjoyment. 
• Bad things can be fun. I can go through a bad show or manga if it has entertainment value. In that sense, I consider a terrible entertaining show to be a better time investment than a "mediocre" show that appears to be unappealing for some reason.
• I'm not particularly averse to any genre or type of setting. The same applies for character stereotypes or tropes.
• Old is gold, but at the same time it's important to acknowledge "modern classics". 
• Discussing moe is all good, but despite the possible future changes in terminology, I don't think it applies to an entire work of fiction. Pretty much anything can be moe, but an anime or manga can not be inherently moe.
• Demographic groups do not indicate content. I don't expect shounen anime or manga to be about about a spiky haired boy setting out on an adventure, the same way I'm not surprised that a shoujo manga is not about an angsty teenager romance.
• I don't own a lot of anime and manga merchandise, despite being a passionate fan.