By ボスクリエーター 
Anime Christmas: It’s that time of year again—the holiday season is upon us, and with it comes the annual tradition of taking a break from our favorite activities to spend time with family and loved ones. For many anime fans, this means putting their regular viewing habits on hold for a week or two to focus on other holiday traditions. But just because you’re taking a break from anime doesn’t mean you have to completely disconnect from the community. There are plenty of ways to stay engaged with the world of anime even if you’re not actively watching new episodes. One option is to catch up on all the shows you’ve been meaning to watch but haven’t had time for. With the holiday break providing a bit of extra free time, you can use this opportunity to power through that long backlog of shows you’ve been meaning to check out. And if you’re really dedicated, you could even try to watch an entire series in a single sitting!
Another option is to spend some time exploring other aspects of the anime world. If you’re an artist, you could try your hand at drawing your favorite characters or creating fan art. Or, if you’re more of a writer, you could try writing fan fiction or creating your own original stories set in the world of anime. There are also plenty of online communities where you can connect with other anime fans and discuss your favorite shows, characters, and theories. These communities can be a great way to stay engaged with the anime world even when you’re not actively watching new episodes.
If you’re feeling particularly ambitious, you could also use the holiday break as an opportunity to learn more about the history of anime and its cultural significance. There are countless books, articles, and documentaries that delve into the rich history of anime and the impact it has had on popular culture around the world. No matter how you choose to spend your holiday break, remember that it’s important to take some time to rest and recharge. While it can be tempting to try to squeeze in as much anime viewing as possible, it’s important to remember that it’s okay to take a break and come back to your favorite shows refreshed and ready to enjoy them even more.
So don’t worry if you’re unable to keep up with your usual anime viewing schedule over the holidays—there are plenty of other ways to stay connected to the community and continue to enjoy all that the world of anime has to offer. And who knows? You might even discover some new interests or hobbies to pursue in the process. Happy holidays, and happy anime viewing!
Stig Editor