Which anime should I start with?
My exams are finished now. I want to watch anime again. I have watched shonen so much and wanted to start aot Or vinland saga. Which one should I start first and some people says this 2 are boring anime. Want to know your experience of this 2 anime
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Vinland Saga is a very good series imo.
For something different try:
* [Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu](https://myanimelist.net/anime/28735)
* [Mushishi](https://myanimelist.net/anime/457/Mushishi)
* [Shirobako](https://myanimelist.net/anime/25835)
Vinland saga is also gripping, that mellow out a bit at the back end, but still good.
So either huge ass monster fighting or Vikings.
You can also try Gachiakuta, that's recent and pretty damn good.
An underrated, gorgeous classic I'll always recommend is Katanagatari.
Vinland Saga is amazing too, but it’s slower and more reflective, especially season one and two. It hits harder emotionally if you’re in the mood to think, not just hype.
People call them boring only if they expect nonstop fights.
For me these two shows are one of the best stories I've seen/read in this decade. And I'm talking all fiction, not only anime. They have action, killer plot twists, but they're also telling fascinating, deep story about humanity, human psyche, morality, destiny, philosophy, politics etc. You tell me if this is what you're looking for. Naruto in comparison with those two is a kids anime. And I like Naruto more or less.