Sky Island was a nice arc, but a bit too long imo. Best part for me was especially with Impel Down and Enies Lobby. Also now where Luffy need to find his friends. I just rly like parts when the crew is shocked and gets very big eyes if you know what I mean xD. Also where Luffy lost his crew was a badass episode.
>feel epic at the end motherfucking TTGL obviously
the first 8 episodes were a bit slow if i remember correctly but after that it just escalates at a fucking ridiculous level, manages to not take itself too seriously while still being pretty reflective, and yeah it's mega "feel good"
or epic in the classical sense,
Monster
one of the few animated shoes that can actually rival western tv as far as depth & storytelling goes
but there is a lot of shit out there that isn't really worth watching at all, just watch the few good shows and move on
can you please explain me, why i would have to watch anime-stuff, but please in your advanced and intellectual way, because noone will do that for me :/ (or explain me why i would have to watch a certain anime, if you like)
This is also a more general answer to "why should I try doing something?". In this case, the "doing something" is watching an animated TV series.
If you like it, watching it will be enjoyable. If you don't like it, you can quit watching and remain the same way as you were, only with the additional knowledge that "this series or movie is not enjoyable for me". The magnitude of the potential loss is a few minutes of time spent watching a bad show, but the potential gain is being able to enjoy several hours of entertainment.
Of course if the probability of the test subject (the anime series) being enjoyable is low enough, (say, the genre is romantic comedy which you hate, and a reviewer has given it 1 out of 5 stars), it's hardly a good idea to even give it a try, since you're almost certain to suffer a few minutes of your time watching a terrible piece of crap.
ok, thanks for that (really too long) explanation. i didnt say, i dislike cartoons, but i always found japanese/asian cartoons exaggerating things too much! thats maybe the thing, why i dont (generally) like em. i liked something like "akira" and "chihiro" (they were exaggarating too), but it wasnt that "eyes getting huge and stuff" shit...guess i cant explain...
dunno how to end that post so...im gonna close it with johnny bravo :/ www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC-mR5ZjSeI&feature=related
how about some baka to test, genshiken, madoka magica, minami-ke, serial experiments lain, the tatami galaxy, working. just random titles
and some people have horrible taste on crossfire, so be careful when deciding what to watch
Angel beats
Durarara!!
Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai
Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko
Arakawa under the Bridge
Working!!
Bakemonogatari
Higurashi
FMA: Conqueror of Shamballa
Angel Beats
Durarara
Darker than Black
Canaan
Claymore
Deadman Wonderland
Trigun
Cowboy Bebop
Ga-Rei Zero
Eden of the East
Welcome to the N.H.K
Rainbow: Nisha Rokubou no Shichinin
Pretty much good stuff
deathnote/bleach also good imo
tho kinda not following atm :S new animes..
what did u like the most? me enjoyed the sky island. i liked the story about how this happens n stuff a lot :)
e: NORO NORO BEAM
(End of Evangelion is fcking epic)
motherfucking TTGL obviously
the first 8 episodes were a bit slow if i remember correctly but after that it just escalates at a fucking ridiculous level, manages to not take itself too seriously while still being pretty reflective, and yeah it's mega "feel good"
or epic in the classical sense,
Monster
one of the few animated shoes that can actually rival western tv as far as depth & storytelling goes
but there is a lot of shit out there that isn't really worth watching at all, just watch the few good shows and move on
not always updating it though :<
If you like it, watching it will be enjoyable. If you don't like it, you can quit watching and remain the same way as you were, only with the additional knowledge that "this series or movie is not enjoyable for me". The magnitude of the potential loss is a few minutes of time spent watching a bad show, but the potential gain is being able to enjoy several hours of entertainment.
Of course if the probability of the test subject (the anime series) being enjoyable is low enough, (say, the genre is romantic comedy which you hate, and a reviewer has given it 1 out of 5 stars), it's hardly a good idea to even give it a try, since you're almost certain to suffer a few minutes of your time watching a terrible piece of crap.
dunno how to end that post so...im gonna close it with johnny bravo :/
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC-mR5ZjSeI&feature=related
and some people have horrible taste on crossfire, so be careful when deciding what to watch
one piece
naruto
death note
bleach
elfen lied
used to watch a bit of alchemy or w/e it was called was quite nice
Darker Than Black
Black Lagoon
Durarara!!
Baccano!
Kara no Kyoukai (movies)
Tiger & Bunny
Samurai Champloo
Detroit Metal City
Higurashi
Hellsing (12 epic episodes)
Durarara!!
Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai
Denpa Onna to Seishun Otoko
Arakawa under the Bridge
Working!!
Bakemonogatari
FMA: Conqueror of Shamballa
Angel Beats
Durarara
Darker than Black
Canaan
Claymore
Deadman Wonderland
Trigun
Cowboy Bebop
Ga-Rei Zero
Eden of the East
Welcome to the N.H.K
Rainbow: Nisha Rokubou no Shichinin
Pretty much good stuff