What's most intelligent anime/manga have you ever watched/read, Zig Forums?

what's most intelligent anime/manga have you ever watched/read, Zig Forums?

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Akagi

Evangelion

Doraemon

Hunter x Hunter by far. But you must have a higher intellect to fully grasp all its themes since it doesn't spoonfeed.

the amazing world of gumball

just reminder

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Boku No H_A

Lain

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To be able to recognize something as intellectual, the viewer himmself has to be somewhat intelligent. Which most viewers/readers simply aren't.

Oreimo

K-Mart Crimson

>Gets asked what is the most intelligent anime he's ever watched
>Immediately use's it as an excuse to talk about the fans.
Reminds me of that old quote
>Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.

bleach

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one piece

obligatory

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Nausicaa

I really enjoyed Liar Game.

>anime/manga
>intelligent
No such thing

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Death Note

School Days

Logh.

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Hunter x Hunter and to a lesser extent, FMA.

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Q.E.D
C.M.B

Dragon Ball

This.

Or Tatami Galaxy

Usogui

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game club

Higurashi just as a concept is pretty smart

Obviously HunterxHunter.

Most manga: either some poor sap trying to virtue signal with some childish philosophy, or an incel crying about the existential dread of having no gf.

HunterxHunter: realistic characters facing incredibly adverse situations and solving them with their brains and hands, through a realistic use of analysis and pragmatism.