CATDOLL: Netizens are discussing which animations are the most annoying because they don't have enough time to watch one episode and leave people on suspense.

Generally speaking, the length of a Japanese animation episode is about 30 minutes, and excluding the theme song, the main film is 24 minutes. However, this time is often not enough for an animation with exciting and substantial content. So which animations do animation fans think that the time of an episode goes by too quickly, leaving people with a feeling of wanting more? Let's take a look at the choices of animation fans there.

Let's talk about an anime that you think is not enough for one episode of only half an hour. Personally, I think it's Danganronpa.

"KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World" has a good rhythm in each episode, and it is lighthearted and hilarious, which can really relieve the fatigue of the day. Every time I finish watching an episode, I feel that it is too short and I haven't seen enough.

When I was watching "One Punch Man", I really wondered how an episode could be finished so quickly.

The story of each episode of Higurashi When They Cry is very gripping and it feels like it's over in a flash. The battles in Strike: Blood are exciting and the story is very attractive.

The July anime "Innocence and Lightning" is very good. It is so healing. I feel like all the fatigue of the week disappears after watching one episode every week. But half an hour is too short. Let's have a special episode.

"The Street Where Only I Am Missing" has a very good suspense setting, which is very suspenseful and every event is very exciting.

"JoJo's Bizarre Adventure", I don't mean to praise it here, I just want to say that the animation compressed the plot of the comics too much, and I am very dissatisfied with this.

In fact, there are quite a few animations that we feel we haven't watched enough. The key is that the plot should be compact but not too tense. Of course, whether the content of the animation can attract people is also very important. The most unbearable thing is probably to keep people on edge at the critical moment (but many animations often do this). So what other animations do you think often leave us wanting more? Let's discuss it together.