Bungou Stray Dogs was the first anime that truly resonated with me—on a level that went deeper than just admiration.
Even though I had watched many anime before it, this one touched something in me I hadn’t even realized was there.

Chuuya and Dazai were more than just characters. They became mirrors to thoughts I couldn’t articulate, questions I didn’t know I was asking. Their dynamic—fractured, layered, poetic—spoke volumes about trust, trauma, and the ache of connection.

Bungou Stray Dogs isn’t just stylish or supernatural. It's an introspective study on mental health, morality, and human nature, wrapped in literary metaphors and cute anime guys.

It was the first anime I wrote analyses about and the first I loved not just with my heart, but with my mind.

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