anime causes depression, it can't cure it. go outside.

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>>1571050
None, technically. This is because anime reminds you that the world today is quite terrible, and it exposes its flaws; sometimes through its own flaws. If anime is a must, start learning Japanese so that you can observe real gains in what is generally a consumer activity. This will give you a boost, but the reality is that your environment and/or lifestyle need improvement.

If you want feel-good anime, try Keion, Non Non Biyori and Gochiusa.

>>1571050
Isekai. You can always dream. Nothing changes, though.

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I find that the best antidepressant is to help someone that actually needs it.

>anime
I liked Bocchi and found her relatably pathetic despite being a worse guitarist.

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>>1571050
You should try anime in the Iyashikei ("healing") genre, like Mushishi (it's very good).
You could just try "fun people doing fun things together" anime like Non Non Biyori.