Eldin

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when you finish those, i suggest cromartie high. it's slice of life, if life were an anime.

trying to find a translated LB:EX. want me some sasasami story action. if that's even her name, rin gets it wrong so many times i don't even remember the correct spelling anymore.

poor little kos-mos is all alone on the right side of the desk...

if you'd like, i can pretend those numbers are reversed. i've seen enough old stuff to make it work out, and i do constantly tell the neighborhood hudlums to gtfo my lawn.

i won't tell you not to watch it, but yea. i thought it was considerably worse than both of those. then again, i also hated evangelion and most people throw stones for it, so i guess my opinion isn't too valid.

question 1: 24 question 2: dunno, i'll eventually list out what i've seen.

Railgun and Azazel-san are getting sequals? two of my favorite series. huzzah and such.

"Hentai" Prince and the Stony Cat, Haiyore! Nyaruko-san, Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru, and the new OreImo season look promising. I'd watch those.

Beck was really popular around here as far as anime is concerned, afro samurai was on spike for a while as well (i want to say sam jackson did the VA for one of the characters, but i could be thinking something completely different...) ragnarok is one of those animes that didn't pass my 4 episode grace period. It wasn;t particularly bad, but it didn't really catch my fancy ether, which i think is wierd because i've enjoyed similar anime. Probably the same thing with Clannad, i forced myself through clannad but i honestly didn't like it too much. kyousogiga i watched fairly recently over on animeseason, was pretty good. If you liked kyousogiga you'll probably like abenobashi. similar plot, but (imo) a lot more silly. most of the anime i've seen listed/discussed on this site is pretty good. i aprove.

I was a fan of saint seiya as a kid, always thought it was coller than the power ranger shows that other kids were watching. I have never been a fan of Ranma 1/2 though. I've seen a few episodes and it passed my meh rating, but it never got my attention enough to sit down and finish it. While keeping in mind that some of it came out almost half a century ago, i agree about the animation and art. I've been too spoiled by new tech. Every now and then i'll still go watch a few episodes of something close to twice my age though, it's always an adventure to see what it was like back when and some of the stories are really catchy. i can't stand 90% of the music though. i usually watch it silent movie style and just read subs. He's most certainly seen more than i have, but i have a feeling i've seen a few gems he's missed out on as well.

10: Gundam (Any) 09: Black Lagoon 08: Samurai 7 07: Katanagatari 06: Yondemasu Yo, Azazel-San 05: Tytania 04: Desert Punk 03: Ergo Proxy 02: Innocent Venus 01: Outlaw Star Special Mentions That Would Be On This List If 1-10 Had More Numbers: Girls Bravo! Shadow Skill The Mars Daybreak Working!! Maria Holic Alternatively, The Worst Anime Ever (imo): Akikan

main heroine from Ah! Megami-Sama! iirc.

How has Genshiken not been listed yet?

i played g-string and saw half of the plot coming. was pleasantly suprised by the half i didn't see coming, and liked it. 139 points. i started Wanko, completely against my better judgement, and was all "...damn." by the end. it's the only VN i dl'd that i didn't go out of my way to replay for all the scenes and cg's. I'm a loli at heart, but even still, damn. i played wind, a bearth of heart and was absolutely furious with the outcome. i've been meaning to start clannad, but has been busy lately and wasn't all that much a fan of the anime in the first place, so i'll get to it eventually.

i hated naruto from episode 1, but gave it my standard 4 episode grace period. Bleach would be an alright story if they condensed the 200+ episodes into a 36 episode series. Decent story with far too much filler and ridiculous to the point of ludicrous amounts of flashback episodes that do nothing to advance the story a good anime does not make. What was the anime that got you two chaps into anime, out of curiosity? getting an answer that won't be naruto or bleach will be a refreshing change of pace.

I take it you're not a fan of Bleach or Naruto?

i've already heard titles that i've not heard of in ages or never even heard of in the first place. i like you guys already. the general response i get when asking for titles is 20 pages of bleach and naruto, and why i should watch them.

used to trade fan-subbed or dubbed vhs way back before i discovered anime posted on the internet. you find fun stuff at anime boston and other larger conventions. there are also a few fan subs of a couple of them that used to be on youtube and a few other sites, animeseason and a few others used to have a lot of early stuff but sadly most of it has been taken down. the stuff is out there, you just have to look for it.

the ~300 are the ones i've actually finished. there are more than i've been willing to count that aren't on my list because i didn't make it past the first 4 episodes. the number is also shorter than it should be, because i count spin offs and sequals as the same series. Some people count the different Da Capo series as different anime, for example. i do not. Fate/Stay and Fate/Zero would be another example. there's also a good number that i haven't finished that i would absolutely love to that are not on that list, but cannot find a sub or dub of in english. I have seen half of those off the top of my head. at least 2 i'm fairly sure i've seen, but didn't like, and gave up on. will check out the rest. so you've got 6. i'll wait for the other 4.

Challange Accepted.

Greetings from the otherside of the internet. Interwebs, if you will. I loves me some anime, and have finished roughly 300 titles, which includes, for the most part, also watching accompanying OVA's, movies, ect. I suppose I should also clarify that for each title, it's likely there's more than one anime involved. If they're connected, I consider them the same anime. To Aru Majustu No Index, both seasons, as well as To Aru Kagaku No Railgun are all the same show, and this list of titles does not include anime I have not yet finished. I even managed to stomach an episode of My Little Pony, but we will not speak of this. Ever. Little Busters was my first Visual Novel type game, and it wasn't even what I was looking for to begin with. I was looking for more of a Galge type game, the ones where you go grind stats and wander around and raise flags to pick up chicks and whatever. I'm poor at disrcibing things, but I think most of you get what I mean. Nonetheless, after watching up to episode (6? the episode where komari finds out about her brother and subsiquently goes wtfnuts.) I was reluctant to start it, but a dude type fellow whom I play mmo's with told me to give it a chance, and so I did. Despite how I assumed the anime was going to go, and hence why i stopped watching when i did, the VN was actually pretty decent and caused me to go back and continue the series. I'll give it 168 points. Since then I've tried several more found on this site, and was all "Holy balls, when they say 18+, they mean it..." And now here I am, joining your forum community in the high hopes that somewhere out there one of you has seen an anime that I haven't and is as willing to share titles and reviews as I am. -Eldin That guy who probably watches too much anime

Currently watching: Boku Wa Tomodachi Ga Sukunai GJ-Bu Kotoura-San Little Busters! Magi Maoyuu Maou Yuusha Mondaiji-tachi Ga Isekai Kara Kuru Sou Desu Yo? Zetsuen No Tempest and pretty much every other new release that manages to interest me for more than 2 episodes.