First 5 minutes of an anime isn’t even enough to judge an anime. I recommend you watch at least 3 episodes, then think about continuing or dropping. And since you’re pretty much an anime beginner, I suggest you watch the anime called “The God of Highschool”

It’s a 4 month old post, so I assume your brother has already watched Attack on Titan but I’ll answer anyway:

I recommend he follows the 3 episode rule. 5 minutes isn’t even enough to judge the anime. If he doesn’t want to watch it at all, you have two options. Option 1: It’s literally his life, therefore his choice. Let him do as he likes. If he doesn’t wanna watch it, don’t force him to. Option 2: Give him some spoilers which will get him interested in watching it. (I have tried this method on many of my friends to get them interested in anime that I suggested)

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If it really was season 3 and not season 2 part 2, why would it have the same opening as the previous arc? I find it unlikely that a new gen anime would put the same opening for straight up two seasons. So I think this increases the chances of it being season 2 part 2. What do you think?

Every famous anime is more or less overrated tbh

Demon Slayer, JuJutsu Kaisen, Solo Leveling

Seems like I forgot to include a very important part in the post. I just noticed that I didn’t add it. The thing is, I would rather have no romance in Bleach but cuz of the author, I don’t think it’s possible. So I would rather ship Rukia with Ichigo rather than Ichigo and Orihime. But if possible, it would be even better if there is no romance at all

As of now, I have watched only till episode 150. So far, she only tried to kiss him once, although she didn’t kiss him at the end. Orihime dir confess to Ichigo while Ichigo was sleeping. So far, there’s no direct response from Ichigo. And I heard that in future episodes of Bleach, Orihime and Ichigo get married. Although, I can’t say for sure since It haven’t completed Bleach

My hate for romance has been going on for the past few years so nothing new. I hate romance so much that I kinda get disappointed even if I see a little bit of romance in the anime. I didn’t necessarily hate Orihime from the start. She is a good character. But the way the anime handled Orihime made me hate the character. I’m watching the anime to watch Ichigo’s journey and his character development not Orihime. Suppose, I’m watching the anime and many fights are going on, Ichigo and other characters are having battle with their opponent. And Orihime is out there crying and being emotionally vulnerable in middle of all other characters fighting their opponents. This annoyed me and made me hate her little by little

In this context, “shipped” comes from the word “relationship” and is slang used mostly in fan communities or casual conversation. It means that someone supports or wants two people to be in a romantic relationship, whether they’re real people or fictional characters. [Credits to ChatGPT for this explanation]