Honestly, it's a bit tricky to answer why people like anime, especially when it comes to mainstream shows like "Crayon Shin-chan," "Detective Conan," or "Demon Slayer." These shows have universal appeal, with art styles and stories that are widely accepted, making them popular among a broad audience. However, there's still a stereotype, like being labeled an "otaku," that might prevent people from exploring a wider range of anime.

When people ask why someone likes anime, they might be referring to these mainstream shows that are easy for kids to watch, especially since they’re often dubbed in our native language. But if this question is directed at someone who enjoys a variety of anime, like myself, the answer is a bit different. I’m drawn to anime for its manageable episode length of about 20 minutes, its beautiful art style, and the subtle similarities between Japanese and Korean languages, which make it feel more accessible. Anime often embodies a unique blend of cultural elements, including a certain innocence and freshness that feels distinct from other media, which I find particularly captivating.

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