2008-12-11, 01:31 | Link #22 |
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I 2nd the suggestion to Hikaru no Go. I think it's pretty suitable for a 6 year old. Hell, your child might even want to take up Go. It's a nice comedy, fantasy and drama. Not sure if it's being aired or streamed now by Cartoon Network or Toonami/Jetstream (I forgot really) respectively.
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2008-12-11, 03:23 | Link #23 |
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Thanks to everyone for your suggestions, you have been very helpful.
No longer let my son watch One peice, my wife had a quick look at later episodes and has put her foot down :-) , its inappropriate really for him now. So watching Ulysses 31 together at the moment and he loves it until I can find an anime thats to his liking. p.s. many apologies for posting this to the wrong thread. |
2008-12-11, 05:20 | Link #24 |
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After seeing the recommendation for Heidi i remembered "Wickie und die starken Männer", I liked it a lot when I was small. "Biene Maya" is another memory from my childhood.
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2008-12-11, 11:32 | Link #25 |
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I forgot one other show that might fit the bill, Mahou Shoujo Tai Arusu, released in R1 with the tltle "Tweeny Witches." Beautifully produced by Studio 4°C, this is a rather dark mahou shoujo fantasy about a girl, Alice, who wishes magic was real, then is mysteriously transported to a world where magic is real. Unfortunately while Alice wants magic to be used only for good and happiness, the mages in this world use it for darker purposes. This show was definitely produced for young children. The episodes are only ten minutes long, and they all include a recap at the beginning in case the child forgot what happened in the last show.
Also if you happen to get the Funimation cable channel, both School Rumble and Hare+Guu are shown there daily.
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2008-12-11, 12:49 | Link #26 | ||
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I will add more to the list:
A Penguin's Troubles Anpanman Ape Escape Beyblade Blue Dragon Bomberman Jetters Brave Story Care Bears Chi's Sweet Home Chocolate Underground Chrono Trigger Deltora Quest Doraemon Final Fantasy: Unlimited Fireball Inazuma Eleven Legendz: Tale of the Dragon Kings Maple Story Megaman: NT Warrior Megaman Star Force Net Ghost Pipopa Onmyou Tai Senki Sailor Moon Stitch! The Ultraman Transformers Energon Yu-Gi-Oh! Zoids Most of these anime are interesting to a 6 year old, but since you will be watching it with him, I hope its not that boring.. (laugh) Quote:
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2008-12-12, 07:59 | Link #27 |
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bible black....er jk
maybe Mythical sleuth loki, samurai pizza cats, crayon shin chan, humanoid ben,yugi-oh,slayers, digimon and those kind of stuff... cant tell for sure about digimon but my lil cousins watch it so i guess its ok. im not the best person to make suggestions lol since i like mostly seinen.... |
2008-12-12, 09:50 | Link #28 |
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Harmless, huh?
Speaking of World Masterpiece Theater productions, I personally recommend the most famous piece from it, Akage no Anne, known in the Anglo world as Anne of Green Gables, a children's book. Moreover, many Magical Girl shows -- at least the ones that didn't pander too much to the "periphery demographic" *cough* -- are made for children. Although your young boy might not appreciate girly fares, it's worth a try. Cardcaptor Sakura, may be? It has relationships that social conservatives might find distasteful (it's CLAMP, hey), but it's the same level of "distasteful" as "Heather Has Two Mommies" might be; that is to say, the child shouldn't care or even notice (it's subtle), while bigoted adults freak out. Or may be, I dunno, Sugar Sugar Rune, or Sailor Moon! Hahaha. |
2008-12-12, 10:03 | Link #29 |
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Please, do not show Crayon Shin-chan to your son, unless you wanna give him examples of really bad child behavior. It's a funny show, but I wouldn't show it to my kids before a certain age.
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2008-12-13, 13:20 | Link #32 |
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You could show him some educative series as well.
Though it is probably difficult to find the series in English as they're not aired anymore but maybe you can find some VHS tapes. Technically they're more like Euro-Japanese co-productions but they were animated in Japan by Eiken. 26 episodes, they cover various topics but the most known of them are: Once upon a time....Man (1978) Once upon a time.....Life (1989) the first is one of the best educational series about the history of civilization (western mainly). the second teaches about the human body in a very unique way, depicting elements of the body like viruses and blood corpuscles as animated characters and their adventures as well. It also takes place in the real world outside the body, showing how the actions of the persons affect their organism. Those series are gems for the younger viewers. |
2008-12-15, 21:21 | Link #34 | |
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Ahiru no Quack ^this was one of my favs when I was a kid! Nobody's Boy - Remi Mori no Youki na Kobito-tachi: Berufi to Rirubitto AKA Little Bits and also the Moonim! these are all shows I watched when I was about 6-8, I'm certain you can approve them, there is no violence in them or anything like that edit: adding also work this guy was involved with http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/ency...le.php?id=5466 there are quite a few good shows in that list such as Peter Pan,Swiss Family Robinson All approved for all ages edit 2: also adding this show which is hilarious I even find it funny at my age now ha ha Ox tales Don-Don Domel to Ron Barbapapa Last edited by -KarumA-; 2008-12-15 at 21:37. |
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2008-12-15, 23:48 | Link #36 |
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I had some success with Marchen Awakens Romance, beside Brave Story, and Oseam.
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