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Many older anime remain near and dear to fans' hearts no matter how much time has passed since they were released. Sometimes nostalgia makes fans remember their favorite anime in a better light than it deserves, but other classic anime are still just as enjoyable as they were on the first watch. Unfortunately, even beloved anime titles can fade into obscurity as the memory of it fades over time.

It's understandably difficult for fans to remember every anime they've watched, especially considering how many anime series are released every year. However, fans can't help but be overwhelmed with a sense of nostalgia when certain anime titles come to mind. The types of anime that immediately pull fans into a sense of nostalgia are well worth watching again despite their underrated status.

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Fans of isekai anime like Sword Art Online and That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime may be missing out on one of the best entries the genre has ever seen, a series that predated the isekai boom by years: .Hack//Sign. While quite a bit different than most isekai, .Hack//Sign still fits into the definition of the genre, and it has a far more compelling plot than either.

.Hack//Sign (read "Dot Hack Sign") is an anime series from 2002 that focuses on Tsukasa, a young player of a Virtual Reality Mmorpg known as "The World," who has somehow become trapped inside the game, unable to log out and return to the real world. The basic premise no doubt sounds very similar to that of Sword Art Online,...