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Lulz, violent agreement. It leads me to wonder how this is applied in Math. XDIn that case, it sounds like we're in violent agreement (a very useful phrase that I learned from my math teacher, who is awesome). I have a problem with people saying "Hey, you watching cartoons? Pfft... kid's stuff." about any kind of animation, even non-anime. To be honest, I happen to enjoy plenty of "kid's stuff," and I don't appreciate it when people refer to the term like it's a bad thing. There is nothing more child-like than avoiding something for the sole reason that it is child-like. There are a lot of works that were made for children that are perfectly fine by adult standards. Just look at Harry Potter and Narnia. Whether or not something is childish is not an indicator of its quality or how worthwhile it is.
Anyway, yes, I do agree that just because it's aimed at a lower demographic, it doesn't mean that it isn't worth watching. The Chronicles of Narnia, is an excellent example. Though, on a semi-unrelated note, how many people have read the entire chronicle except from Prince Caspian and The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe?