Neon Genesis Evangelion
Ninety seconds cut faster than the eye resolves, with whole frames of text and diagram flashed for one frame each. Yoko Takahashi's theme is bright, major-key J-pop laid over imagery that is doing nothing of the kind, and the mismatch is the point rather than an accident.
Season 1
One sequence for all twenty-six episodes. It rewards being paused more than being watched — a fair amount of what it shows is legible only a frame at a time, which is a strange thing to build into something a viewer sees weekly.