Awesomest lesson learned from an anime

[WallflowerCowboy]

Anime can be as enlightning as it is entertaining for me at times, and I have to say I appreciate the amount of thought put into some of these series. (Such as my profile pic, Neon Genesis Evangelion). I just ask because I know the people who appreciate these things as much as I do must have something. 

[Flutterz]

I learned how to correctly eat a choco cornet! Thank you, Lucky Star!

[FruitsPunchSamurai]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASLMZCLszyc

From Gintama

Life of the Madao isn't easy and will never get better. Be glad that you aren't a madao.

[Darkshine]

Angel Beats! showed me that you have to make the most of life and even though it can be unfair you should appreciate the life you lived because we only have one life. 

[Izuru]

I Learned To Speak Japanese In Anime .-.

[Nosebleed]

Gintama teaches you a ton of life lessons, i'm not even going to bother.

Shinsekai yori taught me how humans are the worst creatures when they have power.

Serial Experiments Lain taught me how my own existence and all my past is pretty irrelevant

TTGL taught me what it means to believe in yourself more than any other show has

And of course Ro-Kyu-Bu taught me how lolis are the most wonderful creatures in existence.

[Rea_x_Chihiro]

Lucky Star taught me that Homework are done with effort,not wisdom.
Baka to test@ You can actually fall in love with anime character.

[InvertMouse]

Matsuri from Sola taught me that if a machine breaks, just kick it and it'll be fixed. Thank you !

[Darklord Rooke]

Knock. ALWAYS knock!

[Drakenero]

I learned  how to kill people speak in Japanese

[Kaguya]

I watched most of the anime listed here until now, but I can't say I learned anything from them (or any other anime for that matter). 

Even when there is a lesson that I agree with in an anime (I'll just quote two of nosebleed's examples, "Shinsekai yori taught me how humans are the worst creatures when they have power. Serial Experiments Lain taught me how my own existence and all my past is pretty irrelevant") those were things that I already agreed with and knew in the first place, and watching the anime had no effect whatsoever in my decision.

[Nosebleed]

I watched most of the anime listed here until now, but I can't say I learned anything from them (or any other anime for that matter). 

Even when there is a lesson that I agree with in an anime (I'll just quote two of nosebleed's examples, "Shinsekai yori taught me how humans are the worst creatures when they have power. Serial Experiments Lain taught me how my own existence and all my past is pretty irrelevant") those were things that I already agreed with and knew in the first place, and watching the anime had no effect whatsoever in my decision.

Well I won't disagree some of those are kind of obvious but sometimes these shows carve it deeper in your brain. At least that's how i feel about it.

[Yukiru]

I studied Physics so i could understand what was going on in Steins;Gate.

Fullmetal alchemist taught me a few chemical reactions.

School Days taught me what would happen if i became an as****e. 

Yugioh taught me to believe in the heart of my cards.

Toaru taught me villains do not exist.

Chu2koi taught me chuu2byou enlights everyday life.

 

That's all that comes to mind.

[Yume]

Clannad makes me realize that life isn't easy

Chu2koi told me that we should enjoy our life even it's looks weird 

[FruitsPunchSamurai]

Lolis can be annoying but their cuteness makes you forget that they can be annoying.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8Wfn2wf-4M

[Akitak Uzu]

My Teen Romcom SNAFU teaches me about how society is today is really cruel to people that don't follow its teachings.

[Guest hairybumslapper]

Boobs can dodge bullets.