1 ep per week goes brrrrrrrrrr!

I'm almost done with the first season of Frieren. Started last year. Awesome show so I'm taking my time with it.
- It's what Himmel would have done.

I haven't watched an episode in 7 years
- True anime fan
- Me either. Not of a new series at least. Why can't I find something that catches my attention? Time to rewatch all the ghost in the shells I guess

20 episodes in a single day is a slog, even for a show you like.
Unless you're watching a dub, you can't just listen, you have to be watching the whole time otherwise you miss the sub and have to go back - so you have to be giving your full concentration.
Personally I find it quite hard to my full concentration for more than a couple of hours - nevermind the 7 hours it would take to pull this off.
- I will often start a show I want to see the action on in dub, but the first picosecond of voice I hear that I don't like I immediately switch to sub. But most romcom stuff or anything that isn't a mecha or flashy action anime I just start directly in sub.

If I'm really into a show I am still able to pull a marathon like the days of old.

3 episodes in one sitting is like my max, even if the show is interesting.
- My kids started getting into one piece, an Anime I admittedly never watched, so I watch it with them. I get the hype now, there have been several times we've torn through 8+ episodes in one sitting. Skip Intro makes it fly by.

Im a seasonal andy and I watch 1-3 episodes of different shows a day. Depends on how the seasons stacks up for what shows I like are on what days

I rarely watch on my own, I usually invite friends over and we'll marathon some shows on the projector.

I wait until all the episode is release and see if its faithful to the manga or not.
- I don’t read manga so don’t have to worry about that.

I prefer watching older anime or read the manga if it's being adapted. Waiting a month for each episode is painful.
Attack of titans made me wait a month for each installment though. I remember zooming in and appreciating the detailed art (not the best) to spend more time with each edition.