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[Gravisanimi]

Or, if you feel typey, you can put [*url*]link[*/url*] without the *s

[PrinceofTime]

Does anyone here have a humming bird or mal account? It would be nice a see what everyone watched/rated.

 Edit: nvm reading it crunchyroll now.

[Mr.House]

I have an animelist account, need to update though and most of what I watched is still not added there >.>

[Isichar]

I only have a MAL one which I just made recently because I felt obligated to bring down Steins;Gate score just a bit.

[SlottsMachine]

^Haha.

[TheFunnyCrazyGamer]

5:NouCome

4:Love Hina

3:Hagure Yuusha no Estetica

2:Angel Beats!

1:ToraDora!

[CrazyRah]

What's your favorites? I've seen like 150 (maybe) myself

 

The link feature is on the top part of the reply box toolbar. It looks like a chain and has a + on it

 

Standing proudly at 75 myself and even after seeing quite a few shows everyone here keep bringing new great ones. There're so many of them!

[Dovahzeymahlkey]

what are some good recently dubbed animes out right now that arent well-known?

[Chewin]

Seen about as many anime as I could count with the fingers on my hands. Followed "The Big 3" (Naruto, One Piece and Bleach) ever since my early teens, and that was mostly through manga and not anime. Never bothered broadening my scope since I was comfortable with what I had and I blindly believed that these three where the best that anime/manga had to offer. While I learned years ago that they started to get rather lackluster (except One Piece, that sh*t I still love) I abandoned the manga/anime medium and it is only recently that I have been delving into it quite extensively, and I am glad for it. 

 

Getting exposed to all sorts of different and great anime like Spice & Wolf, Fullmetal Alchemist, Ghost in the Shell, Fate/Zero and having only scratched the surface with more down the line, has truly been a blessing to say the least, giving me a stronger grasp on how versatile anime there are in scope and size and I am looking forward to exploring more. 

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Seen about as many anime as I could count with the fingers on my hands. Followed "The Big 3" (Naruto, One Piece and Bleach) ever since my early teens, and that was mostly through manga and not anime. Never bothered broadening my scope since I was comfortable with what I had and I blindly believed that these three where the best that anime/manga had to offer. While I learned years ago that they started to get rather lackluster (except One Piece, that sh*t I still love) I abandoned the manga/anime medium and it is only recently that I have been delving into it quite extensively, and I am glad for it. 

 

Getting exposed to all sorts of different and great anime like Spice & Wolf, Fullmetal Alchemist, Ghost in the Shell, Fate/Zero and having only scratched the surface with more down the line, has truly been a blessing to say the least, giving me a stronger grasp on how versatile anime there are in scope and size and I am looking forward to exploring more. 

 

I have 3 not very famous but short anime ready to watch too:

 

- Samurai 7

- Samurai Flamenco

- Blade of the Immortal

 

Which one do you prefer?

[Chewin]

Beats me, never seen them. Blade of the Immortal is on my list, since it tackles the mid-Tokugawa Shogunate period, which I am a freak for. No clue if it is any good though.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I've watched the first two episodes. It's gory like a Japanese Berserk, a little lighter though. Also with less supernatural.

 

Samurai Flamenco looks like a loser superhero like Spiderman I think.

 

Samurai 7 is the anime version of the 7 Samurai movie, near 30 episodes with some fiction added.

[Dominus]

What's your favorites? I've seen like 150 (maybe) myself

Honestly, I've seen like 1/50th the amount everyone else has seen in here.

Favorites are Evangelion, Hack//Sign, Cowboy Corgi, AoT, PMMM. I think that's it.

Fushigi Yuugi was neat, Dragon Half was a cute show back in the day. Chobits had its moments. I saw the first episode of FLCL a long time ago and never finished. ._.

[Nordicus]

Beats me, never seen them. Blade of the Immortal is on my list, since it tackles the mid-Tokugawa Shogunate period, which I am a freak for. No clue if it is any good though.

Blade of the Immortal is great, at least the manga.

It took an incredibly interesting direction during one arc, when protagonist Manji got captured, and a pair of western style and eastern style doctors tried to recreate his immortality.

In the process, the western style doctor almost discovers the concept of blood type compatibility. For a while there was no action because of Manji's imprisonment, but that arc was amazing

[Hellion Rex]

Chewin still has loads of great classics to go through.

 

Man, you still have Brotherhood, Champloo, Bebop, Trigun... sh*t you got tons xD

 

Glad to see that you moved away from those to broaden your horizon

YES. BROTHERHOOD.

[Hellion Rex]

Well....Attack on Titan 62.

[Isichar]

Honestly, I've seen like 1/50th the amount everyone else has seen in here.

Favorites are Evangelion, Hack//Sign, Cowboy Corgi, AoT, PMMM. I think that's it.

Fushigi Yuugi was neat, Dragon Half was a cute show back in the day. Chobits had its moments. I saw the first episode of FLCL a long time ago and never finished. ._.

You've seen some really good ones though.

Fushigi Yuugi I'll always have a bit of a soft spot for since it's one of the main reasons I started watching anime. Before I even knew what anime really was my sister picked up a VHS (which cost like 40 bucks for 1 and had 3-4 episodes) and we enjoyed it so much that we spent an entire year pooling our money and going to the comic book store until we had the entire collection. I'm not sure if it would hold up as well now as back then, but as a kid it was incredible. Probably the first show that ever managed to make me cry that I can remember.

[Hellion Rex]

MOAR BROTHERHOOD

[Isichar]

5:NouCome
4:Love Hina
3:Hagure Yuusha no Estetica
2:Angel Beats!
1:ToraDora!

I liked Love Hina a lot when I was younger, though my patience for the harem genre has decreased significantly since then. Angel Beats was pretty good minus some blatant plot holes (but who really cares about in that one amiright?) Haven't seen the rest in your list though.

[Chewin]

Chewin still has loads of great classics to go through.
 
Man, you still have Brotherhood, Champloo, Bebop, Trigun... sh*t you got tons xD
 
Glad to see that you moved away from those to broaden your horizon

  

So am I.

Ah yes, Cowboy Bepob is an anime I hear constantly being spoken off as a "must see". Might push it higher in the list if that is truly the case.

Blade of the Immortal is great, at least the manga.
It took an incredibly interesting direction during one arc, when protagonist Manji got captured, and a pair of western style and eastern style doctors tried to recreate his immortality.
In the process, the western style doctor almost discovers the concept of blood type compatibility. For a while there was no action because of Manji's imprisonment, but that arc was amazing

Nice to hear. Still have Berserk and Vagabond to finish before delving into it, but I am in no hurry.