I have to admit that I never knew anime could be analyzed like a book before I read this book. I'm used to seeing anime and Japanese guides, but I have never seen a book pick apart the philosophy of popular and infamous shows. I've only seen philosophy books analyzing popular culture literature, like Harry Potter, Twilight and Hunger Games. Every article was also very well written and well explained.
I would recommend this to almost anyone, especially to people who think that anime is just for children. Personally I liked how this book covered the over-sexualized animated porn and hentai aspects that most people are uneducated about. I also liked that it also covered a lot of deep technological and body aspects as well. This book also helped me discover some animes I have never heard about and would seriously go watch them.