> _Paranoia feeds him._

First off I'm feeling pretty blown away by the amount of negative comments here compared to other platforms which is a sad thing to think about but anyway, let's get to the review.
Satoshi Kon's classic Paranoia Agent is a gritty anime TV series set in the metropolitan city of Tokyo. A mind-bending journey into human's complex nature and psyche. Kon's modern masterpiece of emotion, brings the viewer on the edge of their seats thanks to its beautifully crafted visuals and sounds. The characters, the narrative, the voice acting, the opening, the way it tackles the issues of modern society, the conclusion... I could go on all day about this wonderful masterwork. Paranoia Agent is ultimately about humanity and the way people avoid their responsibilities by the means of escapism and blaming others for it. Through the twists and bends of the story, this show compels us to confront our own fears and insecurities, making it a standout entry in the long list of psychological thrillers. It serves multiple episodes of thought-provoking exploration of each character's personal accountability and their consequences of avoiding their responsibilities and mistakes in life. One of the most striking aspects of Paranoia Agent is its ability to blur the lines between reality and fantasy, which is one of Kon's greatest styles of his works, causing the viewer to immerse their soul in the show. Lastly, this anime has left me a lasting impact that lingered long even after the ending screen of the last episode, giving me another reality check to embrace myself and accept my shortcomings to be able to move on and try to make it up for it.