An Interesting, Salacious and Juicy take on a Myriad of Individuals - Some including Mohiro Kitoh, the original creator scoff at some of the differences between the anime adaptation/manga - But really is it valid?
Koyomo Araragi's Impersonal, Mysteriously Dissonant and Comical story, with unexpectedly Fragile and Tender moments - An Arty and New Wave-Esque Presentation That You Wouldn't Expect From Your Typical Vampire Story
Robust Characters, Transient Dynamism and Action Packed Intensity ~ Attack on Titan (Shingeki No Kyojin) skyrocketed into ethers of popularity, penetrating pop culture after it's anime debut - with good reason because it's Jam packed with stimulating and excellently choreographed high action animation scenes. Being absolutely fearless when it comes to the acrobatic like camera movement and tracking
A Madhouse Parallel : Death, Regret and Loss that was heartfelt, vivid and thrilling, with some occasional laughs and smiles along the way - I feel the reason why Death Parade felt so engaging and fresh was because of the amount of individual character opportunities Yuzuru Tachikawa was able to rotate in, being the Auteur for Death Parade so to speak.
Shinichiro Watanabe's Fusion Frenzy of styles and cultures, that's a warm and comical journey of desiring closure - There's something that's to me that's so openly nostalgic about Samuria Champloo, it's something about it's relatively conservative film grammar, emphasizing diegetic continuity, in addition to a comical spin on it