This decade has been a meh decade for anime for me. The anime shows & movies that I love/really enjoy from this decade that I have seen:

Baka and Test
Mazinkaizer SKL
Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt
Rainbow
The Tatami Galaxy
Bunny Drop
Tiger & Bunny
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Wolf Children
Psycho Pass
The Devil is a Part Timer
Flowers of Evil
Kill la Kill
Parayste
The Boy and the Beast
Death Parade
One Punch Man
Your Name
Garo: Vanishing Line
Konosuba
Devilman Crybaby
Mr. Tonegawa: Middle Management Blues
Night Is Short, Walk on Girl
Mirai
Vinland Saga

There's still other titles that I haven't seen yet. The others that I try out, I could not get into.

Just got done watching Seis Manos, and while I didn't like how it ended, I felt it was overall really good. As a Latino, I am pleased.

I saw Promare tonight and I enjoy it. Not a perfect movie, but still a very fun movie to watch. It is worth checking out if you are a fan of Trigger Studios work.

I think I'll watch some King of the Hill. One of my favorite animes.

What's fucked is I made this post exactly one year ago and I still haven't finished the Patlabor OVAs or BNHA's third season (even with the fourth also having come out since...). I've been stalled out about halfway in because I got way sidetracked with a bunch of other stuff (mainly manga). So my anime watching this year hasn't been very up to date. Even aside from those two series I haven't been able to get around to, I've been constantly behind seasonal stuff I've wanted to watch (all the fall stuff is ending and I'm only on like episode 2 of anything). Of stuff I actually managed to and complete this year, JoJo and Mob were probably the highlights? Watched a bunch of stuff I enjoyed (or rather, starved for time I was a lot more willing to drop most anything that didn't catch my attention early on) but I think I enjoyed those the most. Feels like forever since they aired though, 2019 felt long for some reason

I'll probably try to push up BNHA and Patlabor so I can finish them asap though, cause that's ridiculous.

Started watching the 2019 version of Dororo. It's amazing to me how every version of this story that has been made over the past 60 years has not only been enjoyable, but totally unique in their takes on the overall same plot.

This.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nw3WAqN0pxM

Pocket Monsters US Episodes
Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon 90s episodes Viz Dub

Completed

Chrono Crusade
Dragon Ball GT
Final Fantasy Unlimited
The Slayers
Transformers East (Headmasters - Victory)
Transformers The Unicron Trilogy (Micron Legend - Galaxy Force US Dub)

I never watched Paranoia Agent before Toonami put it on the lineup and I honestly don't completely get it, which seems to be a common remark that I'm seeing from people on Facebook! I don't get what they were truly going for. It's not like I don't understand any of the character's problems, but the idea of Lil' Slugger appearing to "help" the "cornered person", which seems to have some kind of an effect on people doesn't fully resonate completely. Then there's that Maromi dog who seems to be everywhere to the point that the Chief's wife believes that both the fictional dog and Lil' Slugger are one and the same cause they both delude people!

Can someone give me a hint as to what they were going for?

Been watching High Score Girl, which is basically 90s video game nostalgiafest with an idealized Gamer Girl heroine as the main character's love interest/rival, but it's a genuinely lovely show that brought back so much bittersweet memories for me.

Been a while since I watched this, but as I recall, those two are metaphysical symbols that represent certain aspects of society and the human characters as a collective in this show. In any case, the early-show may seems very obtuse and confusing, but in the end I believe they laid it out relatively clearly.

This episodic commentary may make a good companion piece while watching the show; I discovered the show after reading this, incidentally.