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Manga/Anime have a unique visual that, as a kid, blew me away in comparison other media. Sailor Moon was my first true anime at seven years old, and it never struck me as odd to be so into a show that probably was not aimed toward my demographic. I wasn't sure at the time what the attraction was, but I was certain when I started watching Dragonball Z a few years later. The reason was, not until Sailor Moon had I ever seen anything like this. Everything from the action to casual conversation was laced with action and drama. Anime in particular was a shot in the arm for me, because the sharp, fluid, and dynamic art in correspondence with angles that focused on the height of the action knocked me on my ***. They were capturing lightning in a bottle and feeding it directly to my television.