i finished your lie in april... what should i watch now? i got my list there but idk if i wanna :P

i might just watch something that i wont cry for 30mins straight in the shower over at the end or in any episode. like K-On or something maybe Attack On Titan

AoT might not be what you're looking for, but K-on's a great choice, as is Lucky Star, Ordinary Life, and Yuru Yuri

lucky star is too boring :P i am half way through ill finish it later

also AoT is kinda, i was watching a few eps on tv the other night. I might jsut watch one that I put on my list and never really heard about it. Or i could watch Afro samurai or cowboy beepbop

I recommend trying Fairy Tail, it's a slow start, but it's the only long-standing-anime i've ever come to enjoy. One Piece visuals throw me off and make it harder to enjoy, Bleach S4 is terrible, Naruto has way too many fillers, and Inuyasha hanged on one issue way too damn long.

Fairy Tail has a way of constantly resolving then bringing a new appeal, the time ark is kinda draggy, but over-all, the show really grows on you.

AoT might not be what you're looking for,

Alright, so I've come across (no pun intended) a "Heimdallr" show:
Yosuga no Sora: In Solitude, Where We Are at Least Alone

7/10

Haruka and Sora, twin sister and brother, have lost their parents and must now live on their own in a small town where they used to spend their summers. Can their lives move forward peacefully, or will the past come back to haunt them?

Yeah, it's a crappy description. I watched the first four episodes and was like, "Wow, the MC's already fallen in love? How does this show move forward?" Then comes the fifth episode and it all clicked into place (that, and a quick visit to the wiki page confirming the origin of the show.) In essence, you have one storyline that has four separate branches. If you're at all familiar with visual novels, you should know how this goes (and that includes the "payoff.")

Alright, so storyline 1:
A basic romance storyline that I thought was setting the grounds up for a harem show. I was quite mistaken! In a word: sweet.

Story 2:
An alternate path of the first story, less romantic but far more emotional. Ending was a little too happy-happy for my tastes.

Story 3:
Ah, wherein the events of the past come charging directly into the present! Romance and rivalry take center stage.

Story 4:
Forget the "darkest timeline"--this is the "Heimdallr timeline." Pretty sure you can figure the workings of this storyline. Can be a bit disturbing to watch.

So, yeah. Good story, okay story, good story and creepy story. The "bonus" story at the end of each episode is good for a chuckle, as well.

Word of note--this goes well beyond ecchi, folks. Talking straight-out hentai (minus the genitalia) at times; this even carries on throughout Heim's story, so be forewarned.

Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention how awesome the musical score is. The same melody is repeated quite often, but the impact of hearing it performed solo on a piano or accompanied by a full set of strings makes it wonderful. I gave the show an extra point for the music alone.

Now, to go outside and cleanse myself with a cigarette...

Im not watching fairy tale..... wayyyy too many eps

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its worth it, if you skip the filler arcs of just read the manga the amount of stuff you have to get through is probably cut by at least a third. Fairy tail is one of those shows that's hard to put down once your in it, and the soundtrack is amazing as well.

I hear about this - but where are these filler episodes? Literally everything comes into play - over and over again, so it never feels filler.

I have completed FSN:UBW.

8.5/10

Gorgeous is the first word that comes to mind - fight scenes were absolutely stunning. And it's awesome how brutal this show is compared to it's previous counter-part.

But the story has a few loose ends - like what ever happens to Sakura during the whole story? It looked like FSZ was set up just so they could make this show stand out from it's background more - but all the pain and suffering Sakura goes through in FSZ apparently amounted to a total of 10 minutes of screen time between 2 seasons.

And there explanation of magic was strange - if Rin has magic circuits - why do the majority of her spells require her to use outside sources to empower her spells?

She apparently has enough magic to replicate Archers Marble - so that's confusing.

And Shinji - a character who actually deserves to die, gets treated warmly by the sister he physically abuses, and saved by the girl he attempted to ****.

Thankfully they gave us episode 25 to wrap up things nicely and expand upon this universe that we constantly glimpse into but never really get to know.

And i really disliked how Saber was handled. She was more of a woman then a warrior in the second half, dressed in a wedding dress for no reason given and bounded. Which confused me - was that necessary? One minute she's caressing saber infront of the priest to show off her her puppet - the next she needs her bound?

Still, a good watch, and easy to recommend to anyone not familiar with the series.

I'm going to ask you to justify that 7, i gave it a 5. I found half of the girls annoying, the girl with glasses wasn't so bad, but everyone else was just weird, and the different routes highlighted how awkwardly they are when they aren't the focus.

One girl never gets a route, easily the most interesting character, and the show turns her into nothing but a snooping *****. The sister is a sex crazed maniac thinking more of her personal desires then anything realistic, she's nearly a nut case honestly, and most of the characters could be defined in one word.

Hmm, ok, I'll take your advice and watch another episode.

I have completed FSN:UBW.

8.5/10

Gorgeous is the first word that comes to mind - fight scenes were absolutely stunning. And it's awesome how brutal this show is compared to it's previous counter-part.

But the story has a few loose ends - like what ever happens to Sakura during the whole story? It looked like FSZ was set up just so they could make this show stand out from it's background more - but all the pain and suffering Sakura goes through in FSZ apparently amounted to a total of 10 minutes of screen time between 2 seasons.

And there explanation of magic was strange - if Rin has magic circuits - why do the majority of her spells require her to use outside sources to empower her spells?

She apparently has enough magic to replicate Archers Marble - so that's confusing.
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I have completed FSN:UBW.

8.5/10

Gorgeous is the first word that comes to mind - fight scenes were absolutely stunning. And it's awesome how brutal this show is compared to it's previous counter-part.

But the story has a few loose ends - like what ever happens to Sakura during the whole story? It looked like FSZ was set up just so they could make this show stand out from it's background more - but all the pain and suffering Sakura goes through in FSZ apparently amounted to a total of 10 minutes of screen time between 2 seasons.

And there explanation of magic was strange - if Rin has magic circuits - why do the majority of her spells require her to use outside sources to empower her spells?

She apparently has enough magic to replicate Archers Marble - so that's confusing.

And Shinji - a character who actually deserves to die, gets treated warmly by the sister he physically abuses, and saved by the girl he attempted to ****.

Thankfully they gave us episode 25 to wrap up things nicely and expand upon this universe that we constantly glimpse into but never really get to know.

And i really disliked how Saber was handled. She was more of a woman then a warrior in the second half, dressed in a wedding dress for no reason given and bounded. Which confused me - was that necessary? One minute she's caressing saber infront of the priest to show off her her puppet - the next she needs her bound?

Still, a good watch, and easy to recommend to anyone not familiar with the series.

I totally want to watch Akira, but it's so long... I never watch films or anything, and I often find it hard to sit through 2 regular episodes of anime straight...

I recommend trying Fairy Tail, it's a slow start, but it's the only long-standing-anime i've ever come to enjoy. One Piece visuals throw me off and make it harder to enjoy, Bleach S4 is terrible, Naruto has way too many fillers, and Inuyasha hanged on one issue way too damn long.

Fairy Tail has a way of constantly resolving then bringing a new appeal, the time ark is kinda draggy, but over-all, the show really grows on you.

You should read the VN.

It will explain a lot of questions you have.

Sakura's story is explained in Heavens Feel, which is another route in the Novel.

And i really disliked how Saber was handled. She was more of a woman then a warrior in the second half, dressed in a wedding dress for no reason given and bounded. Which confused me - was that necessary? One minute she's caressing saber infront of the priest to show off her her puppet - the next she needs her bound?

Akira is great, most miyazaki/ghibli movies are great too.

Welp, I watched it. It was pretty good, really. ^^ It's hard to think that this film was made in 1988.

Even crazier when you realise it only covered about HALF of the events and the manga is incredibly more detailed.

My brother has watched the entirety of Hunter X Hunter (2011), and thinks it's pretty good. My favorite of the long one's is Bleach. Technically I watched 96 episodes of Index/Railgun, and still want more. You also forgot DBZ and it's various other franchises. How could you forget DBZ?

Oh, and what kind of anime do you like Firstname? Action, Comedy. Romance, Drama, Horror?

Shokugeki's latest episode was great as always. I can't wait for souma to beat that stupid chicken nugget shop. I don't really see anyone doing reports on shinometa, it isn't that bad . Shinometa and Prison school for best comedy 2015!! ( -í-¦ -£-û -í-¦)
Oh and could anyone tell me what the difference is between a normal apex suit and a vX.1?