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[Fidite Nemini]

 

I can easily give you a top four list.

 

1. LOTGH

2. FMAB

3. Gintama

4. GitS: SAC (entire series.)

 

The other six? Jesus no. There are that many damn good animes out there. Maybe I'd put Death Note there, even though it's certainly not the best of the best, it still has a soft spot inside of me since it was my first.

 

 

No Black Lagoon?

 

For shame!

[Chewin]

@Chewin.

 

Basically my reaction too.

 

I even went into LOTGH wiki to confirm it.

 

And as for Oberstein.

 

I don't want to spoil anything but I totally agree on the "hatred" part. But it's part of the reason I like him so much too.

 

Oberstein is going for the Dark Knight approach, hoho!

 

FMA is definitely great. Overall it is pretty solid, though it falters a bit within the last episodes, I found. Not at all that bad as many people like to say.

 

Hmm, dunno exactly how my list top anime list would look like. Possibly something like this from the top of my head.

 

1. LOGH

2. Fate/Zero

3. GitS:SAC

4. Spice & Wolf

5. Attack on Titan

 

Hard to place the rest of the list. Though it is only recently that I've started to explore different anime so the list might easily change. Will make a proper one when I have a clear mindset where each of them rank.

[CrazyRah]

I do intend to do a somewhat more extensive top 10 with actual reasonong why each show got their spot once I've watched 100 shows. That should happen at some point next week with me being at 96 right now and with a lot of easily cleared up stuff do pick from if I want it.

 

There will be PMMM!

 

[Chewin]

Heh, true. I'm even up with the manga, but haven't felt any desire to talk about it. Speaking of AoT, the Levi backstory anime is up on KissAnime. I know what I will watch later today.

 

Haha, yeah LOGH was quite a guarantee really. It really hits me in the right places, so to speak, and that it does it so well just makes me love it even more. Certainly not flawless, and there are issues, but the good points easily overweight the bad ones.

[Liamv2]

I am bad at lists.

[Chewin]

Magic? I must be missing an issue or two. Last I read was the resolution of the conflict with the monarchy (which was not half bad of an arc). Guess I'll have to read up when i have the chance.

 

Also on a completely unrelated note:

 

Spoiler

 

I HAVE NO OBJECTIONS WHATSOEVER!!

 

[Chewin]

Spoiler

More like Shirou could pierce the hull of the Battle Cruiser, leaving thousands to drown at sea, b/c it is that sharp.

 

Can't believe I found a situation to use that joke. Thanks Azula!

[Chewin]

My original waifu. Seriously my favorite character from the show (well alongside Zuko and Iroh). Fire Nation all the way.

[Zeroth Angel]

My original waifu. Seriously my favorite character from the show (well alongside Zuko and Iroh). Fire Nation all the way.

 

 

That's some great taste! Zuko and Iroh were also among my favorite characters.

[CrazyRah]

Toph!

 

 

But Fire Nation is kinda awesome too

[Eldrid]

If I would have like a top 5 list to recommend someone new to anime this would be my list.

 

1. Deathnote

 

hands down number one. It is precise and brilliantly written. If you need to erase someone's view of anime as some sort of cartoon this is the best anime to introduce him/her too. It has the just right amount of complexity and its character development is right on point.

 

2. Teppen Toppa Gurren Laggan

 

If you're not really into dark and angsty type of stories, Gurren Laggan is the 2nd option. It has everything: robots, guns, swords, comedy, romance and conflict. It's has a great story about a boy who grew up into a man in just a span of 25 episodes. One of the best animes who didn't waste any of its episodes. These series will take you by surprise after watching it.

 

3. Full Metal Alchemist  and FMA Brotherhood

 

To be honest, you can let someone watch either one and they will not feel slighted at all. Both series has a different way of tackling the original manga and I find both of them good in their own ways. The first FMA series is a bit darker than brotherhood and can definitely make you raise you're eyebrows more than you like especially on the WTF moments.  Brotherhood on the other hand was more loyal to the manga. It is definitely lighter but it still didn't take away the heart of the series. Which is better between the two is debatetable.

 

4. Beck

 

One of the best Shounen, Slice of Life out there. If you are into music, this is the series for you. In terms of story, it is a breath of fresh air and definitely not a typical anime that you usually watch. Some parts of the series can be a bit cheesy but not to a point of something you would cringed on. What makes this series definitely one of the best is its soundtrack. Not only you can make someone an anime lover, I have friends who watched this suddenly switched to j-rock as one of their fav music genres.

 

5. Studio Ghibli Movies

 

I know these are not series, but you can't introduce someone to anime without them watching any of the Ghibli Movies. Most of them are artistically made and some can really make your head hurt just from trying to understand what just happened. Ghibli Movies is diffenitely a new experience each time you watch one of them. They are surreal, heartfelt and refreshing.  A must watch for both new and old anime lovers.

 

 

Honorable Mentions:

 

For Shoujo: Toradora, Itazura na Kiss and Kimi ni Todoke - for those who want light, and romantic stories. These three in my opinion is the best place to start.

For Shounen: Attack on Titan, Soul Eater and Bakuman   

 

Some of you might agree or not but for me this is my list

[Chewin]

Admittedly, ATLA had a great rooster of well established characters, which is something LOK lacks, other than Korra, Lin and Varrick. The rest are kind of meh. 

[Dominus]

Admittedly, ATLA had a great rooster of well established characters, which is something LOK lacks, other than Korra, Lin and Varrick. The rest are kind of meh.

I've seen better, seen worse. Mako's too hard and Bolin's too soft(and a bit of a tryhard). I eventually warmed up to Korra around Book 2.

1. Deathnote

I was happy with how it turned out. That story has a ton of twists and feels like a supernatural version of Dexter...though I have an easier time empathizing with Mr. Morgan than this protagonist. Plus L is great.

It's hard to go wrong with Ghibli. I'm not in love with every one of his movies, but still have a strong respect for his work. Princess Mononoke was the first I checked out.

Full Metal Alchemist, I saw the first episode off of Adult Swim but never saw the whole thing. :| Remind me to remedy this issue.

[Eldrid]

It's hard to go wrong with Ghibli. I'm not in love with every one of his movies, but still have a strong respect for his work. Princess Mononoke was the first I checked out.

Full Metal Alchemist, I saw the first episode off of Adult Swim but never saw the whole thing. :| Remind me to remedy this issue.

 

Not all of Studio Ghibli's Movie is directed/written by Hayao Miyazaki. But I do agree with you, some ghibli movies can be a bit too surreal for my taste (Iblard Time). My fav Ghibli movies would be Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle.

 

You should watch FMA, its a good series ^^