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| DeathkaiserG | May 29, 2012, 1:44 am Post #21 |
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Really its translated already....haha..maybe its time to read it  LOL...DAT SONG!! SACRIFICING SHEEP TO GAWWD!!! Finished InuXBoku SS and I say i wanna see an animated Kizami singing this song.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFrNL1nm4r8 (the lyrics are very NSFW haha) Oh you!! Tomokazu Sugita hahaha Currently watching Chihayafuru...like any japanese sport anime...I dont really understand the game but im kinda attracted to it
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| superdubes | May 29, 2012, 6:22 am Post #22 |
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I've looked it up online, and I'm going to watch it in the order that it aired on tv. So that I get it the way it was originally shown to the public. |
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| DeathkaiserG | May 30, 2012, 7:02 pm Post #23 |
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Yeah, until season 2 it kinda "messed-up" the series a little bit....with its Spoiler: click to toggle I don't know if that sets of episodes has a codes or something....if not Why did they do it DX |
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| DeathkaiserG | May 31, 2012, 5:19 am Post #24 |
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I did watched it the whole too, thinking it some what has codes or something i didnt find anything The non chronological order is fine..kinda brings mystery to it..and it really does fit haruhi because its her show/book right? Creative actually But what they've done with season 2 is screwing us..i do admit aside from that episodes the others are fine |
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| enigmaopoeia | June 5, 2012, 10:15 am Post #25 |
 
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I have been watching a bunch of old school animes that I used to watch when I was younger, since I rarely watch anime anymore since I do not have much time to invest in them. I have been watching:
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| darkzero16 | June 6, 2012, 4:24 pm Post #26 |
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I never finished watching season 2 of Haruhi. I didn't remember wich episode I was on and since Spoiler: click to toggle I just put it in the backburner. LoL B gata is great. The dub is hilarious Edited by darkzero16, June 6, 2012, 4:24 pm.
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| enigmaopoeia | June 6, 2012, 4:40 pm Post #27 |
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Yeah, Kira made sure I watch the dub of it -- so I agree with your sentiments. That anime is pure crack. Though poor Kira had to deal with me headdesking at everything, haha. |
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| darkzero16 | June 6, 2012, 4:41 pm Post #28 |
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My friend introduced me to that anime. I had no idea she even liked anime so having her show me this was surprise on top of surprise. XP |
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| Ajogamer | June 9, 2012, 8:49 pm Post #29 |
 
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Guess I'll list some of my recommendations (minus the few that have been already mentioned). So, lets see.. Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei would have to be my favorite comedy anime. It's basically about a comically depressed teacher by the name of Nozomu Itoshiki, and his quirky students, such as the endlessly optimistic Kafuka Fuura (pen name), the anal retentive Chiri Kitsu, or the unordinarily ordinary Nami Hitō. Episodes typically poke fun of or parody all sorts of things, like society, anime, and figures of speech. Even though being more familiar to Japanese culture would probably be helpful for some of the jokes, a bunch of it seemed funny or relatable even without that sort of knowledge. Ef - A tale of Memories is a really good Romantic drama. I remember watching it abruptly after hearing it was supposed to be good. at first, I thought it had nice art, but seemed a bit generic in some ways. After watching the first couple episodes, I got pretty into it, and was left very impressed by the end. A tale of Memories tells the story of 3 different relationships. The first two are related, and have a love triangle as a part of the drama. I normally find myself annoyed by love triangle situations, but I felt it was handled very well in this anime. The third story is the story of Renji Aso and Chihiro Shindo, who meet one day at a train station. Chihiro has a type of amnesia in which her memory lasts for only 13 hours. Because of this, she carries around a journal in order to remember important thoughts and events. As Renji gets to know Chihiro, he discovers that she dreams of one day writing a novel, but thinks she'll never have a chance, due to her memory. Upon hearing this, Renji decides to help her fulfill her dream. Their story tends to be the favorite of most people who watch the series. The anime also has a sequel, Ef - A tale of Melodies which tells the stories of two other couples and is also quite good. It's a bit harder to describe those stories without spoilers, though. I'd definitely recommend watching it if you saw and enjoyed A Tale of Memories. Here are the previews for both: Ef - A Tale of Memories trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOujG7RtTpg Ef - A Tale of Melodies trailer (It contains no spoilers for Memories, so don't worry about that) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNb6AnLaUno One I've been watching more recently and been really liking is Bakemonogatari. It's a bit hard to describe, but the basic Idea is that the main character, Koyomi Araragi was a vampire for a short period, before he was cured by a man by the name of Meme Oshino. During the course of the Anime, Araragi happens upon some girls were struck with similar supernatural problems, and so he attempts to help them as he comes across them. One thing that's notable is that it's more dialogue-focused than most, to the point that the series is more about the discussions between the characters than the events. This works pretty well though, since the dialogue's quite good. It's even visually interesting during the point where it's mainly discussion, since the animation's very nicely done, and it often cuts to visual representations of what's being discussed. While it's a Manga rather than an anime, something else I'd very highly recommend would be Bokurano. It technically has an anime, but it's not a very good adaptation, since the anime director disliked the manga, and changed some significant aspects (Source), so that's why I suggest the manga instead. Anyway, about Bokurano itself: The story's basically that a group of teens who sign a contract to pilot a mech in order to protect the world from incoming invaders, under the pretext of it being a game. The bigger catch though is that the one who pilots the mech dies shortly after. The series focuses less on the save-the-world plot and more on telling the stories of its characters, which makes it fairly different from your usual mecha series. Each arc's focus is on the person who's next up to pilot the mech, during which time it really gives you a good look into the mindset and motivations of the person. It The cast is kind of big, so I wasn't sure what I would think of them all at first, but I had a decent attachment to most of them by the end. It starts a bit slow, but really gets going once the kids realize that the act of piloting the mech causes the pilot to die (It doesn't take too long) As you might expect from the premise, the series is fairly sad as well. The pilot-death aspect was really used well to further the plot and explore the mindset of the characters, though, so I can definitely say it wasn't just something that was thrown in for easy tears. I probably don't have much more to recommend besides those, but there are various good-looking anime on my backlog, which is kinda long, since I haven't been watching anime too often lately. The next-up would be Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica. I've never watched a magical girl anime before, but I'm feeling pretty confident I'm going to like this one, since I can tell it's fairly different. Also, it's written by Gen Urobuchi, who was also the writer of Saya no Uta, which I really enjoyed, and was an immediate hint that this wasn't going to be a typical magical girl anime. It's also produced by SHAFT, who I really liked the work of in every other anime I've watched that was produced by them (Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, both Ef A tale of Memories/Melodies, and Bakemonogatari), and by this early clip I've seen of the anime, looks like they did a great job here, as well: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQDEx47I9xw Edited by Ajogamer, July 4, 2014, 7:08 am.
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| DeathkaiserG | June 9, 2012, 9:06 pm Post #30 |
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Nice Post... Those are really good recommendations i say.... Wait...bokurano wasn't a good adaptation? in my pov, the anime is awesome....what more if i read the manga. maybe i'll be crying blood...LOL...I'll read it sometime Bakemonogatari is a great anime....the dialogue is very intriguing and interesting....XD I promise you, Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica won't fail you one bit if you wanna watch Awesome animes Yeah, I love SHAFT |
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