[ SECRET POST #4463 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4463 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

This was part of the reason I loved Yuri on Ice. I love sports anime, but they’re all about middle schoolers or high schoolers. I wanted to see something involving people closer to my age (early 30s) following their athletic dreams. You can argue that YOI isn’t a sports anime (I’d agree), but it leans heavily on the sport and pays glorious homage to it visually, and all of the action revolves around people who are too old to be doing the sport or only just getting started or trying to decide if they have what it takes when people younger than them seem to have so much talent. It’s something older viewers can definitely relate to I think. I’d love to have more series that feature characters like that in the main role that aren’t just slice of life. YOI isn’t shounen of course, but it’s at least a different take and something that can appeal to fans of sports anime.