Getting into anime can feel overwhelming at first, especially if you want to share the experience with someone close, like your spouse. From my experience, the key is to start with shows that have universal appeal and engaging storylines without relying too much on prior knowledge of anime tropes. For example, genres like slice-of-life, fantasy, and adventure can be great entry points. Mindset is really important too. Going in with an open mind, ready to appreciate the unique storytelling style and cultural nuances of anime, can make all the difference. Try not to judge it by comparisons to Western animation or television at the start. Instead, focus on characters and plot—they're often deeply emotional and complex. Also, interacting with the anime community online or in forums can help you find tailored recommendations based on your interests. Consider starting with iconic and widely loved series like "My Hero Academia" for action and character development, or "Your Lie in April" for heartfelt drama. If your hubby has specific interests, like sci-fi or romance, there's an abundance of anime fitting every taste. Building a list together can be a fun way to enter this new world. Remember, watching anime is not just about the episodes but the culture around it — music, fan art, and discussions. Embracing this can enrich your experience and make your anime journey more enjoyable and meaningful.