Anime
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Definitely Ghost in the Shell SAC (stand alone complex), add to that Princess Mononoke, Ninja Scrolls, Fist of the North Star (an older one and a classic, you might not like it too much). I like Naruto and Bleach as well, but I've been reading the Manga and watching some of their episodes (the ones that aren't fillers) since their inception almost. I can also suggest Blade of the immortal (this one is brilliant). What do you like? Samurai/Ninja, futuristic, demons... there are so many to choose from... :)
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xacc.ide - now with TabsToSpaces support
IronScheme - 1.0 alpha 4a out now (29 May 2008)Now that is what I call original :D
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Definitely Ghost in the Shell SAC (stand alone complex), add to that Princess Mononoke, Ninja Scrolls, Fist of the North Star (an older one and a classic, you might not like it too much). I like Naruto and Bleach as well, but I've been reading the Manga and watching some of their episodes (the ones that aren't fillers) since their inception almost. I can also suggest Blade of the immortal (this one is brilliant). What do you like? Samurai/Ninja, futuristic, demons... there are so many to choose from... :)
Don't forget to vote if the response was helpful
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Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:
What do you like? Samurai/Ninja, futuristic, demons... there are so many to choose from...
I purposely did not tell you not to limit my choices. :) I don't really have a preference. I watched some GitS SAC and I think I saw Princess Mononoke. How about something light and funny?
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So, I like anime a lot, just hadn't many opportunities to grab it. Besides what was shown at our TV (like Slayers) I watched Ghost in the Shell, Appleseed (marvelous!) and Full Metal Alchemist last year. I just started watching Ergo Proxy today. Can you suggest some good anime to watch? Either series or feature-length is fine as long as the story is interesting and it's drawn nicely. :)
I've heard from a lot of people that Bleach and Naruto are good. Regards, --Perspx
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The granddaddy: Akira. Also, any of the Studio Ghibli stuff.
martin_hughes wrote:
any of the Studio Ghibli stuff
Yeah, I watched a few of their movies (last one was Tales from Earthsea which I rented last year). I definitely watched more anime than I remember, only when I look at some titles it comes back to me. ;)
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I've heard from a lot of people that Bleach and Naruto are good. Regards, --Perspx
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Perspx wrote:
I've heard from a lot of people that Bleach and Naruto are good
The second one comes up all the time whenever I do a search on anime, I guess I should see it for myself then.
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martin_hughes wrote:
any of the Studio Ghibli stuff
Yeah, I watched a few of their movies (last one was Tales from Earthsea which I rented last year). I definitely watched more anime than I remember, only when I look at some titles it comes back to me. ;)
Pawel Krakowiak wrote:
Yeah, I watched a few of their movies (last one was Tales from Earthsea which I rented last year). I definitely watched more anime than I remember, only when I look at some titles it comes back to me.
You sound like a sensible chap, so watch more Studio Ghibli stuff. If I could afford it (which I can) I'd buy their entire back catalogue (which I have) :)
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So, I like anime a lot, just hadn't many opportunities to grab it. Besides what was shown at our TV (like Slayers) I watched Ghost in the Shell, Appleseed (marvelous!) and Full Metal Alchemist last year. I just started watching Ergo Proxy today. Can you suggest some good anime to watch? Either series or feature-length is fine as long as the story is interesting and it's drawn nicely. :)
Apart from the ones already mentioned, I also liked Perfect Blue which is a psychological thriller. I read somewhere it was supposed to be a live action film, but was made into an anime due to budget constraints. I'm just about to watch Serial Experiments Lain, Elfen Lied and Nausicaa Valley of the Wind - all highly rated on IMDB. I know that it's not the same as personal recommendations, but this[^] might help.
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Pawel Krakowiak wrote:
Yeah, I watched a few of their movies (last one was Tales from Earthsea which I rented last year). I definitely watched more anime than I remember, only when I look at some titles it comes back to me.
You sound like a sensible chap, so watch more Studio Ghibli stuff. If I could afford it (which I can) I'd buy their entire back catalogue (which I have) :)
martin_hughes wrote:
You sound like a sensible chap, so watch more Studio Ghibli stuff.
I didn't like the Earthsea, though. :-D It bored me. Though Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke and Howl's Moving Castle were good, although I now barely remember them. I don't buy movies because I mostly watch them only once, I don't like paying a price worth of 1.5 book for 5 20min episodes on a DVD, it's too expensive for me.
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Apart from the ones already mentioned, I also liked Perfect Blue which is a psychological thriller. I read somewhere it was supposed to be a live action film, but was made into an anime due to budget constraints. I'm just about to watch Serial Experiments Lain, Elfen Lied and Nausicaa Valley of the Wind - all highly rated on IMDB. I know that it's not the same as personal recommendations, but this[^] might help.
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tufkap wrote:
I know that it's not the same as personal recommendations, but this[^] might help.
Well, I guess somebody had to watch the movies and write the reviews, so unless they were paid for particular ratings... ;) This site looks like user reviews, so thanks.
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So, I like anime a lot, just hadn't many opportunities to grab it. Besides what was shown at our TV (like Slayers) I watched Ghost in the Shell, Appleseed (marvelous!) and Full Metal Alchemist last year. I just started watching Ergo Proxy today. Can you suggest some good anime to watch? Either series or feature-length is fine as long as the story is interesting and it's drawn nicely. :)
Cowboy Bebop shouldn't be missed. Seriously good TV. I played the opening theme (Tank!) as the exit music at my wedding. Trigun was also pretty good.
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You're right. These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets.
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So, I like anime a lot, just hadn't many opportunities to grab it. Besides what was shown at our TV (like Slayers) I watched Ghost in the Shell, Appleseed (marvelous!) and Full Metal Alchemist last year. I just started watching Ergo Proxy today. Can you suggest some good anime to watch? Either series or feature-length is fine as long as the story is interesting and it's drawn nicely. :)