2009-01-19, 00:01
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Erm.. There is a suggestions forum
http://forums.animesuki.com/forumdisplay.php?f=15 You can't really go wrong where to download anime =/ You're are in an anime forum that hosts links where to download them. www.animesuki.com |
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2009-01-20, 16:27
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Here's a list of the ones I've watched and liked so far:
Code Geass The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya Black Lagoon Ergo Proxy Bleach Fullmetal Alchemist Samurai Champloo Evangelion Paranoia Agent Eureka 7 almost any Gundam series Shuffle Cowboy Bebop Ouran High School Host Club I also just started watching Vampire Knight and Rosario + Vampire which are good any others I should check out?? |
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2009-01-20, 22:08
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Le fou, c'est moi
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Las Vegas, NV, USA
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Hmm, you like a lot of series that I like.
 I found the Full Metal Panic! series to be a very entertaining series with an excellent mix of action, comedy, etc. The first season is good, but not mind blowing. The comedic spin-off Fumoffu! is one of the funniest anime of all time to me, and the Second Season is great mecha stuff. It's not the newest thing in the world though. The recently finished series Kurozuka is a dark, well done series with supernatural elements set in both Feudal Japan and the modern world. Some people say it's the best thing last season, you could find out on your own.  And although your list doesn't list too many slice-of-life shows, perhaps you would enjoy Michiko to Hatchin? It's a comedy-drama with a very unique setting by Manglobe (Samurai Champloo, Ergo Proxy -- both on your list) and Bebop's Watanabe is involved as a music producer. Oh, and you could try Dennou Coil; part slice-of-life, full blown scifi, and a very interesting anime with good characters and high production values. It's very well liked by those who had the luck to watch it, including me. Edit: How could I forgot? If you haven't seen it yet (not on your list), GO WATCH TENGEN TOPPA GURREN LAGANN! Epic mecha action + good comedy + (epicness x epicness)² = >:-I |
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2009-01-20, 23:21
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Kurozuka looks like an awesome show (I'm downloading it as we speak). I'm interested in both Michiko to Hatchin and Dennou Coil but torrents are being a bitch to find for them. Do you know what groups sub them??
I've seen a few episodes of FMP a while back, I'm gonna rent it on netflix soon. And I've heard good things about Gurren Lagann, is that licensed yet?? |
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2009-01-21, 08:16
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AS Oji-kun
Join Date: Nov 2006
Age: 74
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You won't find Michiko to Hatchin there, though, because it's an MFI series. That said it didn't take long for me to find subs through Google. Gurren Lagann is licensed.
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2009-01-21, 22:54
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Kurozuka is amazing! I'm only 3 episodes into it but I'm loving it
Dennou Coil I'm gonna have to give some time to get into the story, but I liked what I saw in the first episode. I also started watching Soul Eater, kinda reminds me of FMA a little and I'm really liking that too. Are there any other anime's that I am missing? Feel free to throw some in that are not in my usual genres. |
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2009-01-21, 23:15
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: S. California
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Here are some shows that are a bit different than what you have watched (but are truly great series) Mushishi-Licensed (netflix has though or you can watch on FUNimation's website online)- Great episodic series about Ginko and his adventure helping people with "Mushi" related problems. Nodame Cantabile- (You can find torrents of this on the front page)- If you like/enjoy/have experience playing an instrument, this is a great show. It is about a girl who plays the piano and a guy who wants to become a conductor. Kaiba- SciFI (not licensed)- This is a series, that contains unique animation, about a man Kaiba waking up without any memores, and the only clue he has is a pendant with an unknown picture of a woman. Kaiba travels around different worlds regaining his memories, and meeting different kinds of people, and slowly learns about his tragic past. |
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2009-01-22, 01:46
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AS Oji-kun
Join Date: Nov 2006
Age: 74
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Warning: Wiki pages have spoilers; tread carefully. For something unlike anything you've seen, I suggest spending $7 at RightStuf for Goblin Cat, a three-episode mature story about an itinerant apothecary who also happens to slay demons. The stunning, psychedelic animation in this show is topped off by a superlative acting performance from Sakurai Takahiro (currently voicing Genji). The unlicensed series, Mononoke, continues the apothecary's story. Beware, though, that the final arc of Mononoke is a (very different) re-telling of the "Goblin Cat" story, so you might want to spring for the seven bucks to watch the original first.
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2009-01-23, 09:17
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AS Oji-kun
Join Date: Nov 2006
Age: 74
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http://www.animesuki.com/series.php/1368.html
It's listed under "G" for Genji Monogatari Senneki. Some of the listings on AS are in Japanese; some in English, Antique Bakery, for instance. I'm not sure what determines the name that's used. I remember having a conversation with xris about this at one point, but I don't recall the details.
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2009-01-24, 12:43
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Some recent ones you could try out:
Ga-Rei Zero - a short action/drama with great animation and very good character development, Yomi is definitely a protagonist you wont forget in a hurry Itazura na Kiss - since you seem to like high school romance comedies, you may want to try out this classic shoujo, though the special element about this is that it spans from high school up to marriage Seto no Hanayome - hilarious mermaid comedy Baccano - I'm not sure if this is licensed, but you could give it a try. One of the best series to be released in the last 2 years, combines mafia, alchemy, gore and a strong cast of characters Some other recommendations here are the licensed ones, but if you can get hold of them, they are definitely worth a try: Darker than Black xxxHoLiC Towards the Terra Hunter X Hunter Seirei no Moribito |
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2009-01-24, 13:29
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AS Oji-kun
Join Date: Nov 2006
Age: 74
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Baccano! is licensed by Funimation; the first disc comes out at the end of this month. I'll be onboard.
Episodes were available for download at http://www.funimation.com/, but I can't seem to find my way back to them again. (Funi's site is one of the most difficult to navigate of any web site I've ever visited.) I don't know if the downloadable copies have been removed since the DVD is coming out, or if I just can't find them. At the time they were charging about $2/episode, though you need a player that supports Microsoft Silverlight and its associated DRM; no help for us Linux users, I'm afraid. My copy of Seirei no Moribito (1-7) just arrived today; it's running about $4/episode at DVDPacific. There's a lot of empty space left in the collector's box, too, enough for seven discs total to cover the 26 episodes. You'd hardly know Moribito even exists if you visit Media Blasters site. This is all Google can find about the title there. My own efforts were equally fruitless.
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