Best Anime of the 2010s

Before I begin my argument, I would like to point out my opponent plagiarized a portion of his Round 3 speech, ripping (line for line) the text found on HxH's MyAnimeList page (as well as some of the user's comments) found here: . https://myanimelist.net... I feel this inaccurately represents Pro's opinion as he is simply taking an analysis of the show elsewhere, and pawning it off as his own. On to the rebuttal! "On MyAnimeList, Hunter x Hunter (2011) beats One Punch Man 3 times over, since Hunter x Hunter (2011) is ranked 6 and One Punch Man is ranked 19. " Fair enough, let's go with that. Again, by your own logic, this means HxH is clearly not the best anime of the decade, as there are multiple shows from the 2010s that beat it in rating and popularity. Steins;Gate, for example, has nearly double the number of ratings, and a higher overall rating of 9.17 compared to HxH's rating of 9.14. Does this not mean Steins;Gate is better? Animation: "But for animation, you definitely have to take in account how many episodes there are. " Again, you are contradicting yourself. To quote you in your other thread: "Now, I don't think run time has anything to do with the quality of the show [. .. ] In my opinion, quality trumps quantity. " You yourself state that the amount of episodes a show has is in no way indicative of its quality. Therefore, the fact HxH has over 140 episodes contributes nothing to your argument. Story: I believe my argument still stands that there are other anime in the last decade with better stories. Considering the majority of Pro's points are plagiarized, I feel no need to rebut them. Sound: Your opinion that HxH has the best voice acting is highly debatable, especially considering each of the actors you pointed out have likely worked on a ton other shows. Hisoka's voice actor for example, Daisuke Namikawa, was the voice of Masanosuke Akitsu in "House of Five Leaves," which I would also argue has a deeper, more rich story (and also came out this decade). Characters: Again, this is heavily plagiarized. No need for me to rebut this. However, I would like to say that Gon's character is extremely one-dimensional, with his only objectives basically boiling down to "fighting for my friends" and "fighting to find my dad". Compared to the cast of Ping Pong the Animation, it's easy to see its characters and their development to be incredibly more deep and fleshed out. The goals and objectives for each character in Ping Pong are diverse, meaningful, relatable, applicable to areas outside of its subject matter (ping pong), and they make sense. "In conclusion, my opponent has chosen the strongest anime for each category, which isn't right at all, we are not talking collectively, we are talking about one singular anime. " I agree, WE are talking about one singular anime. Which is why I found it so strange you decided to use other people's conversations and not your own. Also, I was simply stating that there is a better show in every category no matter how you decide to judge HxH. Again, if I were to give an overall impression, I would say there are multiple shows STILL better than HxH, Ping Pong just being one of them. I urge you to watch it and see for yourself. Given Pro's many plagiarized points, it is impossible to see his actual argument.