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For that I'm gonna have to say Kino no Tabi (2003). I love Kino dearly cause there's just nothing else quite like it. Rather than being about a central narrative or even Kino themselves, it's about being faced with unique circumstances and being asked to ponder on their ramifications. And this is really brought home by Kino, who is a really atypical kind of protagonist. They aren't there to cast judgment or try to fix anyone's problems, just observe things momentarily before moving on. Taken as a whole it's a little like a philosophy 101 class turned into an anime--maybe it won't blow your mind with deep revelations, but it's a welcome space that asks you to think about things a little instead of taking them at face value.

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