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Kail Mako wrote:

Shadowed Cola wrote:

lol, I run a command center as my room that has quite a few TV's, there's always one or two playing an anime while I grind in Elder Scrolls :)

I've hit a road bump, though, as i've caught up on pretty much every show but the romance bout people living in the sea.

i'll be going back to the classics soon, the shows that originally got me into anime, and shows i still consider better then anything being released today.

Shows like:

Ah! My Goddess!

Beck

Bokura ga Ita

Canvas 2

Crest of the Stars - This ones a personal fav for an incredibly epic space war and a great romance.

Da Capo

Flames of Recca - Think Yu Yu Hakashu, but with a better plot.

Fruit Basket - classic of classics

Honey and Clover - not really a classic, but still wanna watch :)

Ichigo 100% - Strawberry panties ftw

I was introduced to anime pretty young actually. My brother would watch stuff like DBZ, Yu Yu Hakashu, Trigun, and Outlaw Star. However, I don't really remember much about any of those lol. After that, I started really getting into it by watching the Toonami stuff. Y'know, FMA:Brotherhood, Bleach, Naruto, SAO. The very first anime that I ever finished, and the one I credit for getting me hooked though is Inuyasha.

Good ol' Inuyasha I actually still hold pretty high. Even if the combat was just a bunch of still frames xD.

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Kail Mako Capital Acquisitions LLC 30	Posted - 2015.07.03 08:19:00 - [2641] - Quote You are a beast Shadowed. I swear you go through a series a day. I normally take somewhere around a week per series. I need to step up my game. I forgot to mention something that annoyed me about ToraDora. Whoever subbed it had Taiga call Ami "Chi-Chi" when it was clear to anyone with ears that she called her "Baka-Chi." If you've been within 10 feet of the internet in the last 20 years you know what baka means. Who needs gun game when you have kinetic catalyzers?
soulreaper73 PFB Pink Fluffy Bunnies 1	Posted - 2015.07.03 10:27:00 - [2642] - Quote Kail Mako wrote: You are a beast Shadowed. I swear you go through a series a day. I normally take somewhere around a week per series. I need to step up my game. I forgot to mention something that annoyed me about ToraDora. Whoever subbed it had Taiga call Ami "Chi-Chi" when it was clear to anyone with ears that she called her "Baka-Chi." If you've been within 10 feet of the internet in the last 20 years you know what baka means. I'm too much of a baka to know what baka means. Speaking of bakas, watch Baka and Test. It is a great anime about a bunch of bakas.
I-Shayz-I I----------I 5	Posted - 2015.07.03 14:38:00 - [2643] - Quote Holy ** If you haven't watched Food Wars, do it. NOW Thw first few episodes were kinda uninteresting and there was too much ecchi than I would prefer so I kinda assumed that's how the whole show would be (something similar to gourmet girl graffiti from last season) NOT EVEN CLOSE Idk which episode it is introduced in, but the idea behind "food wars" is that in order to settle a conflict, you can challenge anyone to a shokugeki, which is basically just a formalized cook-off. The main character Souma, being the confident type he is, gets carried away with the ability to challenge people and there's a lot of "no way, did that seriously just happen?" moments all over the place. Of course, Souma's voice actor is the same guy as Kirito, Bell, and Sora...which actually fits quite well as I would compare this anime to about the same quality as No Game No Life. I mean, even the same general plotline is similar. Intelligent guy starts from nothing and works his way up on his way to challenge the god of the world he is in. The basis being that in order to get anywhere you must challenge other people according to the rules of that world. Great stuff. Not sure if it beats out Yamada-kun (the last episode isn't out for another 4 hours) but it was definitely right up my alley and will find a spot in my top 10 7162 wp with a Repair Tool!**
I-Shayz-I I----------I 5	Posted - 2015.07.03 14:46:00 - [2644] - Quote Fristname Family name wrote: I found Shayzz on facebook guys i forgot how but hes a cutie https://youtu.be/baP89hEfdM4 Just for you ;P 7162 wp with a Repair Tool!
Shadowed Cola Tal-Romon Legion Amarr Empire 245	Posted - 2015.07.03 15:41:00 - [2645] - Quote Kail Mako wrote: You are a beast Shadowed. I swear you go through a series a day. I normally take somewhere around a week per series. I need to step up my game. I forgot to mention something that annoyed me about ToraDora. Whoever subbed it had Taiga call Ami "Chi-Chi" when it was clear to anyone with ears that she called her "Baka-Chi." If you've been within 10 feet of the internet in the last 20 years you know what baka means. lol, I run a command center as my room that has quite a few TV's, there's always one or two playing an anime while I grind in Elder Scrolls :) I've hit a road bump, though, as i've caught up on pretty much every show but the romance bout people living in the sea. i'll be going back to the classics soon, the shows that originally got me into anime, and shows i still consider better then anything being released today. Shows like: Ah! My Goddess! Beck Bokura ga Ita Canvas 2 Crest of the Stars - This ones a personal fav for an incredibly epic space war and a great romance. Da Capo Flames of Recca - Think Yu Yu Hakashu, but with a better plot. Fruit Basket - classic of classics Honey and Clover - not really a classic, but still wanna watch :) Ichigo 100% - Strawberry panties ftw
Shadowed Cola Tal-Romon Legion Amarr Empire 246	Posted - 2015.07.03 16:16:00 - [2646] - Quote I-Shayz-I wrote: Holy **** If you haven't watched Food Wars, do it. NOW Thw first few episodes were kinda uninteresting and there was too much ecchi than I would prefer so I kinda assumed that's how the whole show would be (something similar to gourmet girl graffiti from last season) NOT EVEN CLOSE Idk which episode it is introduced in, but the idea behind "food wars" is that in order to settle a conflict, you can challenge anyone to a shokugeki, which is basically just a formalized cook-off. The main character Souma, being the confident type he is, gets carried away with the ability to challenge people and there's a lot of "no way, did that seriously just happen?" moments all over the place. Of course, Souma's voice actor is the same guy as Kirito, Bell, and Sora...which actually fits quite well as I would compare this anime to about the same quality as No Game No Life. I mean, even the same general plotline is similar. Intelligent guy starts from nothing and works his way up on his way to challenge the god of the world he is in. The basis being that in order to get anywhere you must challenge other people according to the rules of that world. Great stuff. Not sure if it beats out Yamada-kun (the last episode isn't out for another 4 hours) but it was definitely right up my alley and will find a spot in my top 10 Food Wars is crazy good, can't wait for the new episode today! :)
soulreaper73 PFB Pink Fluffy Bunnies 1	Posted - 2015.07.03 16:40:00 - [2647] - Quote Shadowed Cola wrote: Kail Mako wrote: You are a beast Shadowed. I swear you go through a series a day. I normally take somewhere around a week per series. I need to step up my game. I forgot to mention something that annoyed me about ToraDora. Whoever subbed it had Taiga call Ami "Chi-Chi" when it was clear to anyone with ears that she called her "Baka-Chi." If you've been within 10 feet of the internet in the last 20 years you know what baka means. lol, I run a command center as my room that has quite a few TV's, there's always one or two playing an anime while I grind in Elder Scrolls :) I've hit a road bump, though, as i've caught up on pretty much every show but the romance bout people living in the sea. i'll be going back to the classics soon, the shows that originally got me into anime, and shows i still consider better then anything being released today. Shows like: Ah! My Goddess! Beck Bokura ga Ita Canvas 2 Crest of the Stars - This ones a personal fav for an incredibly epic space war and a great romance. Da Capo Flames of Recca - Think Yu Yu Hakashu, but with a better plot. Fruit Basket - classic of classics Honey and Clover - not really a classic, but still wanna watch :) Ichigo 100% - Strawberry panties ftw that ah my goddess show is pretty good. just started watching the dub version on funimation. i dont like to watch subs while eating food. too much of a pain to try and eat and read subtitles at the same time. however, when i am done with said food, i watch the subs
Shadowed Cola Tal-Romon Legion Amarr Empire 252	Posted - 2015.07.03 19:46:00 - [2648] - Quote http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2015/07/03-1/video-aniplex-of-america-previews-fatestay-nightunlimited-blade-works-english-dub-and-announces-your-lie-in-april
Kail Mako Capital Acquisitions LLC 33	Posted - 2015.07.03 22:37:00 - [2649] - Quote Shadowed Cola wrote: lol, I run a command center as my room that has quite a few TV's, there's always one or two playing an anime while I grind in Elder Scrolls :) I've hit a road bump, though, as i've caught up on pretty much every show but the romance bout people living in the sea. i'll be going back to the classics soon, the shows that originally got me into anime, and shows i still consider better then anything being released today. Shows like: Ah! My Goddess! Beck Bokura ga Ita Canvas 2 Crest of the Stars - This ones a personal fav for an incredibly epic space war and a great romance. Da Capo Flames of Recca - Think Yu Yu Hakashu, but with a better plot. Fruit Basket - classic of classics Honey and Clover - not really a classic, but still wanna watch :) Ichigo 100% - Strawberry panties ftw I was introduced to anime pretty young actually. My brother would watch stuff like DBZ, Yu Yu Hakashu, Trigun, and Outlaw Star. However, I don't really remember much about any of those lol. After that, I started really getting into it by watching the Toonami stuff. Y'know, FMA:Brotherhood, Bleach, Naruto, SAO. The very first anime that I ever finished, and the one I credit for getting me hooked though is Inuyasha. Good ol' Inuyasha I actually still hold pretty high. Even if the combat was just a bunch of still frames xD. Who needs gun game when you have kinetic catalyzers?
Fristname Family name Opus Arcana Covert Intervention 287	Posted - 2015.07.04 02:30:00 - [2650] - Quote I-Shayz-I wrote: Fristname Family name wrote: I found Shayzz on facebook guys i forgot how but hes a cutie https://youtu.be/baP89hEfdM4 Just for you ;P Thanks babe xxo <3 :D BUILD MORE FARMS!

Everything Dies Alison Brie's Heaving Chest of Love 1	Posted - 2015.07.04 06:06:00 - [2651] - Quote So...second season of Knights of Sidonia is in the bag. Watched all 12 episodes back-to-back with only cigarette breaks every so often. Have to say I'm pretty pleased with how things went; the ending leaves enough plotlines dangling to justify a third season while at the same time answering enough questions to bring closure should a new season never come. Have to admit that it's hard to get past the style of animation used (every character is rather ugly) but the fighting is well done. Show manages to find a suitable amount of romance without falling into the harem trope and adds a few touches of humor here and there. Mike Patton is the greatest singer in music. Proof
I-Shayz-I I----------I 5	Posted - 2015.07.04 06:18:00 - [2652] - Quote Everything Dies wrote: So...second season of Knights of Sidonia is in the bag. Watched all 12 episodes back-to-back with only cigarette breaks every so often. Have to say I'm pretty pleased with how things went; the ending leaves enough plotlines dangling to justify a third season while at the same time answering enough questions to bring closure should a new season never come. Have to admit that it's hard to get past the style of animation used (every character is rather ugly) but the fighting is well done. Show manages to find a suitable amount of romance without falling into the harem trope and adds a few touches of humor here and there. Where did you watch it? I only ever saw the first season on Netflix 7162 wp with a Repair Tool!
Everything Dies Alison Brie's Heaving Chest of Love 1	Posted - 2015.07.04 07:54:00 - [2653] - Quote Season 2 came out on Netflix today (or rather, yesterday.) ...and now I've wrapped up watching Infinite Stratos. Very slow to get going, started getting good after about six episodes or so. Pretty standard harem comedy that was sorely lacking in nipple shots, but oh, well. Once again the dubbing is hurt by the "main" female character having an annoying voice. Still, there is some decent comedy to be found and I'm strictly team-Charlotte. Speaking of annoying dubbing almost ruining a show...Queen's Blade Rebellion, aka "let's throw ideas at the wall and use them as an excuse to show gratuitous nudity," has come and gone and left me rather indifferent. Yeah, boobs make everything better (direct correlation between bigger and better, naturally) but my God, the main character sounds like a fifty year-old chain smoker that's coming down with laryngitis. Not hot. Seeing as to how it's just about 4am, guess I'll go back and re-watch Demon King Daimao. Mike Patton is the greatest singer in music. Proof
Kail Mako Capital Acquisitions LLC 35	Posted - 2015.07.04 10:25:00 - [2654] - Quote Everything Dies wrote: Speaking of annoying dubbing almost ruining a show...Queen's Blade Rebellion, aka "let's throw ideas at the wall and use them as an excuse to show gratuitous nudity," has come and gone and left me rather indifferent. Yeah, boobs make everything better (direct correlation between bigger and better, naturally) but my God, the main character sounds like a fifty year-old chain smoker that's coming down with laryngitis. Not hot. I watched the original Queen's Blade subbed, and it still wasn't good. It's like, hey, here are a bunch of boobs. We'll step out now and ignore everything that makes a show good. The plot was ok, if not very well developed. The fights were just lackluster in every sense, and the characters weren't likable. Well, unless all you need to like a character is seeing them half naked every 30 seconds. Who needs gun game when you have kinetic catalyzers?
Everything Dies Alison Brie's Heaving Chest of Love 1	Posted - 2015.07.04 12:27:00 - [2655] - Quote Yawn Think that's at least 12 straight hours of anime! Ahh, Demon King Daimao...a great 12-episode run that cuts away the fat from typical harem shows and instead goes from being a light-hearted comedy to action-packed power fantasy in a few short steps. Early T & A gives way to fierce fighting and philosophy, as well as the role responsibility plays in what makes someone "heroic." Highly recommend this series! Mike Patton is the greatest singer in music. Proof
soulreaper73 PFB Pink Fluffy Bunnies 1	Posted - 2015.07.04 14:06:00 - [2656] - Quote Kail Mako wrote: Shadowed Cola wrote: lol, I run a command center as my room that has quite a few TV's, there's always one or two playing an anime while I grind in Elder Scrolls :) I've hit a road bump, though, as i've caught up on pretty much every show but the romance bout people living in the sea. i'll be going back to the classics soon, the shows that originally got me into anime, and shows i still consider better then anything being released today. Shows like: Ah! My Goddess! Beck Bokura ga Ita Canvas 2 Crest of the Stars - This ones a personal fav for an incredibly epic space war and a great romance. Da Capo Flames of Recca - Think Yu Yu Hakashu, but with a better plot. Fruit Basket - classic of classics Honey and Clover - not really a classic, but still wanna watch :) Ichigo 100% - Strawberry panties ftw I was introduced to anime pretty young actually. My brother would watch stuff like DBZ, Yu Yu Hakashu, Trigun, and Outlaw Star. However, I don't really remember much about any of those lol. After that, I started really getting into it by watching the Toonami stuff. Y'know, FMA:Brotherhood, Bleach, Naruto, SAO. The very first anime that I ever finished, and the one I credit for getting me hooked though is Inuyasha. Good ol' Inuyasha I actually still hold pretty high. Even if the combat was just a bunch of still frames xD. Dude, unless you were introduced to an anime like battle of the planets, you were not introduced very young. battle of the planets is from the 70's and is one of the first ones i watched. yes im that old
Shadowed Cola Tal-Romon Legion Amarr Empire 256	Posted - 2015.07.04 16:17:00 - [2657] - Quote i started watching anime around 2010, but when I did go into anime i started with Gundam's, like anyone typically would. when Toonami pulled wing off the air and i hadn't seen all of it i went online to see if there was even a 'chance' at seeing the episodes i was missing. What i found were sites dedicated to gundam shows, hosting every episode they ever made for every show. That made me think about where Gundam came from, and other shows like Ruroni Kenshin. so i did a quick google search of 'watch anime online' and came to the site animefreak.tv It was like a world had opened up to me, it shows it's entire inventory to the right in a very, very long list, and I was amazed on how many and diverse the shows were. So I picked one at random that seemed to go well with my theme of action and i wanted something really gritty - ELFEN LIED. What a show to get started on. i instantly showed it to some friends and we all got hooked for a bit, but I took it further then they did when i was alone bored at night, which lead me to watch Fruit Basket. it was my first 'real' introduction to the light hearted comedy romance brings and all the settle emotional qualities the genre tends to bring out. i was completely in love with the show. After finishing i went looking for another and found Love Hina! And i loved it too. Then my third show sealed the deal - Toradora. It had just come out and the idea of watching a pissed off loli didn't really seem to cool, but i liked the way the animation looked. it was probably at that point i never looked back and just straight abandoned hollywood, for the most part. it was just a string of amazing shows after that, Clannad, Air, Kanon 2006, This Ugly Yet Beautiful World, Chobits, there was just so much more to the romance genre then pretty much any Tv medium entertainment i had ever seen. anyways, enough with the history - i'm now watching Strike the Blood - i originally dropped it half way in, forgot way, seems like a pretty good show. :3
Heimdallr69 Negative-Feedback. 6	Posted - 2015.07.04 16:35:00 - [2658] - Quote I started with Rosario Vampire..in those days I was still a baseball jock and never heard of anime..thanks a lot Netflix..now I love anime.. Removed inappropriate content - CCP Logibro püépü¬püƒpü»tºüpü«pâèpââpâêpéÆsÉ+püäpü+püÖ
Kail Mako Capital Acquisitions LLC 36	Posted - 2015.07.04 19:21:00 - [2659] - Quote soulreaper73 wrote: Kail Mako wrote: I was introduced to anime pretty young actually. My brother would watch stuff like DBZ, Yu Yu Hakashu, Trigun, and Outlaw Star. However, I don't really remember much about any of those lol. After that, I started really getting into it by watching the Toonami stuff. Y'know, FMA:Brotherhood, Bleach, Naruto, SAO. The very first anime that I ever finished, and the one I credit for getting me hooked though is Inuyasha. Good ol' Inuyasha I actually still hold pretty high. Even if the combat was just a bunch of still frames xD. Dude, unless you were introduced to an anime like battle of the planets, you were not introduced very young. battle of the planets is from the 70's and is one of the first ones i watched. yes im that old I wasn't introduced to anime when it was young. I was introduced to anime when I was young. Anyway, in honor of the Fourth of July I won't be watching any anime today. Not. Who needs patriotism when you have anime? Who needs gun game when you have kinetic catalyzers?
gbghg Krullefor Organization Minmatar Republic 4	Posted - 2015.07.04 19:34:00 - [2660] - Quote I started out watching naruto when i was a kid, stopped then got back into it as a teenager, only really started watching/reading anime/manga heavily in the last few years. gotta admit my biggest issue with translation is spice and wolf related, the sub i watched had her name as "Horo" but whenever i see a spice and wolf discussion there's a bunch of people calling her "Holo", it really annoys me.

Kail Mako Capital Acquisitions LLC 38	Posted - 2015.07.04 19:37:00 - [2661] - Quote Shadowed Cola wrote: So I picked one at random that seemed to go well with my theme of action and i wanted something really gritty - ELFEN LIED. What a show to get started on. I'm... I'm so sorry. Do you need a hug? Who needs gun game when you have kinetic catalyzers?
Shadowed Cola Tal-Romon Legion Amarr Empire 267	Posted - 2015.07.04 19:49:00 - [2662] - Quote gbghg wrote: I started out watching naruto when i was a kid, stopped then got back into it as a teenager, only really started watching/reading anime/manga heavily in the last few years. gotta admit my biggest issue with translation is spice and wolf related, the sub i watched had her name as "Horo" but whenever i see a spice and wolf discussion there's a bunch of people calling her "Holo", it really annoys me. Horo is how it's pronounced, Holo is how it's spelt. It's weird, but how the author made it, so it ****** with translators, lol.
Shadowed Cola Tal-Romon Legion Amarr Empire 267	Posted - 2015.07.04 19:55:00 - [2663] - Quote Oh my, Crunchyroll is picking up all the good shows.
I-Shayz-I I----------I 5	Posted - 2015.07.04 20:18:00 - [2664] - Quote Weirdly enough I was not interested in anime at all until my ex got me into it. When I first met her she was the type to sit in bed all day watching netflix. I think the first one for me was Soul Eater dubbed. We then watched FMA all the way through and after that I just wanted to watch everything on Netflix. Heaven's Lost Property, Attack on Titan, Rosario... That's around the time when one of my youtube subs talked about Crunchyroll and offered a 30 day free trial. Upon downloading I binge watched all of SAO, Kill la Kill, Gurren Lagann... Which was about when I found this thread on the forums and got all sorts of recommendations from you guys about past seasons. Now I literally spend more time watching anime than I do anything else, I don't have a girlfriend anymore, and 2D women are my life. I have turned into my ex 7162 wp with a Repair Tool!
gbghg Krullefor Organization Minmatar Republic 4	Posted - 2015.07.04 22:47:00 - [2665] - Quote Shadowed Cola wrote: gbghg wrote: I started out watching naruto when i was a kid, stopped then got back into it as a teenager, only really started watching/reading anime/manga heavily in the last few years. gotta admit my biggest issue with translation is spice and wolf related, the sub i watched had her name as "Horo" but whenever i see a spice and wolf discussion there's a bunch of people calling her "Holo", it really annoys me. Horo is how it's pronounced, Holo is how it's spelt. It's weird, but how the author made it, so it **** with translators, lol. thats ***** dumb, stupid authors. also i really need to get round to finishing elfen lied, i can never seem to get past episode 3
Everything Dies Alison Brie's Heaving Chest of Love 1	Posted - 2015.07.04 22:56:00 - [2666] - Quote Heimdallr69 wrote: I started with Rosario Vampire..in those days I was still a baseball jock and never heard of anime..thanks a lot Netflix..now I love anime.. Think that may have been like the second or third anime I watched on Netflix. Loved it. Mike Patton is the greatest singer in music. Proof
Everything Dies Alison Brie's Heaving Chest of Love 1	Posted - 2015.07.04 22:59:00 - [2667] - Quote I-Shayz-I wrote: I don't have a girlfriend anymore, and 2D women are my life. Same boat. Divorced at the end of May after 19 years together...now I've developed an unhealthy crush on Momo from To Love Ru Darkness. Mike Patton is the greatest singer in music. Proof
Dreis ShadowWeaver 0uter.Heaven 5	Posted - 2015.07.04 22:59:00 - [2668] - Quote Everything Dies wrote: Heimdallr69 wrote: I started with Rosario Vampire..in those days I was still a baseball jock and never heard of anime..thanks a lot Netflix..now I love anime.. Think that may have been like the second or third anime I watched on Netflix. Loved it. I watched, I think, around 10 episodes, but it certainly wasn't one of my favourites. Creator of the 'Nova Knifers United' channel My Minja Blog Caldari blood, Matari heart <3
Dreis ShadowWeaver 0uter.Heaven 5	Posted - 2015.07.04 23:00:00 - [2669] - Quote I-Shayz-I wrote: I think the first one for me was Soul Eater dubbed. OMG, this was my first one too!!! Creator of the 'Nova Knifers United' channel My Minja Blog Caldari blood, Matari heart <3
Shadowed Cola Tal-Romon Legion Amarr Empire 272	Posted - 2015.07.04 23:03:00 - [2670] - Quote Mom from To Luv Ru is great <3 Season 4 almost here! and I'm not a fan of Rosario Vampire, the plot line was both rushed and was mostly useless content that didn't progress any plots what so ever.



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