1. Enjoyability > Writing in anime
At the end of the day, anime is entertainment, and a show’s ability to keep you engaged and invested is more important than having a perfectly structured narrative. Some series with "bad writing" are still beloved because they’re fun to watch, while others with masterful storytelling can feel dull.

2. If there was a New Gen Big 3, it would be My Hero Academia, Demon Slayer, and Jujutsu Kaisen
These three anime have dominated the modern shonen landscape in terms of popularity, cultural impact, and financial success with having the highest manga sales of New gen.

3. Sakura never caught up to Sasuke and Naruto in the war arc as she said
Despite Sakura’s claim during the war arc that she had caught up to her teammates, the gap between her and Naruto/Sasuke remained massive. While she made great progress as a shinobi and played a crucial role in battles, Naruto and Sasuke reached ***-tier levels of power with Six Paths abilities and Rinnegan, leaving her behind.

4. Whether you like watching anime in sub or dub, it doesn't matter—it's strictly based on personal preference
The sub vs. dub debate is unnecessary since both have their merits. Some people prefer subs for authenticity and better voice acting, while others enjoy dubs for accessibility and convenience. Ultimately, it’s all about how you personally enjoy the experience, and neither choice makes someone more or less of an anime fan.

5. Goku beats Saitama (unless you can get Saitama above Galaxy level when Goku is at least Multiversal)
When placed in a power-scaling discussion, he falls short of Goku’s feats. Goku has consistently fought and defeated opponents at universal and multiversal levels, while Saitama’s best feats don’t reach that scale.