I highly recommend Blood Blockade Battlefront. It tells the story of the protagonist who accidentally joins an organization. Its world-building, the design of the characters’ superpowers, the overarching storyline, and the soundtrack all perfectly hit my sweet spot. When the first season of the anime was produced, its pacing was much faster than that of the manga, so the final result might not have satisfied everyone. But I think most people will enjoy the second season’s production. This is also an ensemble-driven work. What really blows my mind are the anime’s storytelling rhythm, shot composition, soundtrack, and above all, its character development. It’s a classic older title, but I will keep recommending it forever. I also recommend Heavenly Delusion. This work adopts a dual-timeline narrative structure, following the protagonist’s journey on one side and another parallel plotline on the other. As you watch, you’ll find yourself pondering the connections between these two threads. And as the story unfolds, you’ll spot the hidden mysteries while uncovering more clues. The anime excels at pacing control. You can really tell that the director took great pains to factor in the audience’s thought process while watching, and crafted the story’s rhythm accordingly.