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Sadly neither has appeared in Hinowa ga Yuku yet, but in exchange Akame looks waaaaaayyyyy better and mature in Strelka's Hinowa ga Yuku compared to Tetsuya's Akame ga Kill or Kei Toru's Akame ga Kill Zero in which she looks like some random teen/kid.
Still can't learn math from anime. HAHAHAHA
Not like I need to learn any more math with an A in math.
But personally there's so much more to bring from anime.
Especially culture, history and why incest is no good.
Ok the last was unnecessary, so let's exchange that with plain trivia.
I mean sure I'm talking from the perspective of a Fate fan, but there's still plenty anime and manga that includes fragments of human history.
One of my favorite examples is Vinland saga, even so it butchers a ton of stuff, that's why I'm gonna say Ad Astra: Scipio to Hannibal.
Ok I'll admit this one yet again is niche and I'm probably the only one my age this interested in military history, but still, it's impressively accurate and there's ton of stuff to learn for trolling my DM in DnD.
Another example is Reincarnation no Kaben or Drifters, Le Chevalier D'Eon, Rurouni Kenshin, ect.
Culture, imo, is probably one of the most important things to humanity.
People die, decades, centuries fade, but culture always stays alive, learning about different cultures, especially those on the other end of the world, is something great in my opinion.
Most RomCom and Slice of Life bring lots of it.
And there's far more from anime
I learned some dishes in Emiya-san chi no you no gohan, ignoring SnS for this one...
Girls and Panzer brings knowledge of TANKS with absolutely great story writing
Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai reminded me to feed my grandma hearts, and and human psyche is a great thing, if you just believe it'll help even if it doesnt the body will make it help.
Monogatari got me into youkai and yurei
Spice and Wolf kept me alive when economy classes started, and probably helped me a lot as well...
And! I learned that fireworks have a prism form in Hanabi!!!