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I'm pretty sure there's an anime out there that you'd enjoy, if only because the genre is so wide and deep.
That being said: my anime 'why did I finish this??' is Aldnoah Zero, as well as A Certain Scientific Railgun. Kinda bad in the great scheme of things but I kept going for some reason.
I think Aldnoah Zeros physics-accurate fighting got me to enjoy the fights even if the story was utterly trash. It's like seeing a spec of gold in a pile of shit.
Ex: I forgot why they were fighting the lightning mech. But the main character tethers himself to the lightning mech then hovers. As long as he's at the same electric potential as the mech, it's impossible for the lightning to hit him (and as long as he's not touching the ground or other large sources of electron storage, he's insulated from the effects).
Did it matter much? No. This was like a 2 minute fight and the story otherwise sucked. But some anime director put a LOT of thought into the physics of this anime. And I was here to enjoy the 2 minutes of that per episode lol.
As a Trekkie I do appreciate when they go hard on the small details like that. This is a book series but Lightbringer by Brent Weeks for that insane magic system also gets my love for the same reasons.