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negativeone 2007-12-17 18:12

2007 anime suggestions
 
well to put it in short words, i haven't seen that many anime this year the only animes i've seen are Baccano, Gurren-laggan, heroic age, lovely complex and sayonara sad sensei....so before the 2007 season ends i was wondering what good anime show there are this year:);):p:D:(:confused:

magic01 2007-12-18 00:32

Seto no Hanayome
Goshuushou-sama Ninomiya-kun
Zombie Loan
Umisho
Bamboo Blade

enjoy :) !!!!!

The Chaos 2007-12-18 01:34

Minami-Ke..
Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro..
Gundam00..
Gambling Apocalypse Kaiji..
Shion no Ou..
Rental Magica..


^ This Good Anime..:D

Moneytalk 2007-12-18 01:51

Surprised nobody has mentioned Clannad....

Westlo 2007-12-18 01:52

Seirei no Moribito
Terra e

Deus ex Digital Boy 2007-12-18 02:45

Between Baccano, G-L and SZS you've covered all the best XD however, these other lists are pretty disturbing...

I'd say of the one you haven't seen, there's Hitohira, Manabi Straight, Hidamari Sketch, Hayate no Gotoku, lol, you've got a lot of watching to do... Potemayo, I still haven't seen Terra e, so whatever...

For things airing this season: ef, Blue Drop, Clannad, Moyashimon, Shugo Chara, Sketchbook, Kaiji

tripperazn 2007-12-18 02:57

I'd also add Lucky Star to the list if you like slice of life comedy that's somewhat obscure.

KholdStare 2007-12-18 03:34

If you haven't watched Nodame Cantabile, then I think that's the best completed series of this year.

For series that are airing now, I would recommend Kaiji, Shion no Ou, Clannad, Myself ; Yourself, ef - a tale of memories, and Minami-ke. Yes there are lots of good series this season (in my opinion), and it could be my favorite season yet (from when I started following anime as they are released).

Disclaimer: I'm not dissing Lucky Star, Death Note, Gurren-Lagann, or any other famous anime...I've just never seen them yet.

Deus ex Digital Boy 2007-12-18 03:39

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Originally Posted by tripperazn (Post 1303100)
I'd also add Lucky Star to the list if you like slice of life comedy that's somewhat obscure.

the problem, though, that I have with recommending LS to anyone is that it's a pretty hardcore otaku anime. It's fanbase can pretty much be divided into people who watched it because haruhi made it popular, and the smaller portion of people who actually got all of it. If the Op is a pretty hardcore otaku, they'll probably enjoy it, but otherwise, even if they do enjoy it the reasons are superficial.

And really, it's not as great a show as it's cracked up to be... still can't believe ADV had the gall to liscence it...

kimchipride 2007-12-18 03:58

Clannad
Minami-Ke
Myself; Yourself
Tengen Toppa Gurren Laggan
Lucky Star

Do not watch G. Ninomiya Kun or Ef ~ Tale of memories.

Robotnik 2007-12-18 04:02

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Originally Posted by Deus ex Digital Boy (Post 1303148)
the problem, though, that I have with recommending LS to anyone is that it's a pretty hardcore otaku anime. It's fanbase can pretty much be divided into people who watched it because haruhi made it popular, and the smaller portion of people who actually got all of it. If the Op is a pretty hardcore otaku, they'll probably enjoy it, but otherwise, even if they do enjoy it the reasons are superficial.

And really, it's not as great a show as it's cracked up to be... still can't believe ADV had the gall to liscence it...

I really don't think you need to be that "hardcore" to enjoy Lucky Star - most of its comedy is based on the character interactions, everyday situations, and fairly generic otaku behavior (Konota's collecting quirks, playing video games all night, dying to go to a "special event" voice actor's concert, etc). I don't recall anything that made me go "geez, glad I watched <insert show here> or else that whole episode wouldn't have made sense." I suppose that puts me in the 3rd portion of it's fanbase; the ones didn't watch it because of Haruhi, and who probably didn't "get" all of it, but still enjoyed it.

BladeStone 2007-12-18 04:07

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Originally Posted by KholdStare (Post 1303139)
If you haven't watched Nodame Cantabile, then I think that's the best completed series of this year.

Seconded. Nodame Cantabile was my favorite of the year.

I, however, AM dissing at least Death Note. What a horrible series. Sure it starts out grandiose, but around 1/2 way through after a certain event the series loses its flavor.

tripperazn 2007-12-18 04:10

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Originally Posted by Deus ex Digital Boy (Post 1303148)
the problem, though, that I have with recommending LS to anyone is that it's a pretty hardcore otaku anime. It's fanbase can pretty much be divided into people who watched it because haruhi made it popular, and the smaller portion of people who actually got all of it. If the Op is a pretty hardcore otaku, they'll probably enjoy it, but otherwise, even if they do enjoy it the reasons are superficial.

And really, it's not as great a show as it's cracked up to be... still can't believe ADV had the gall to liscence it...

Of course, with this, mileage varies tremendously. You're only going to understand everything if you've lived in Japan for an extended period of time AND have been an otaku for years. However, there is so much material, that I think there is something for everyone. Most of Kagami and Konata's Tsukkomi moments are pretty view-friendly.

If you don't have a little cultural knowledge (kotatsu, yakiniku, etc) or watch a lot of anime, a small portion of the scenes are just going to make no sense. Like the opening food sketch, I loved that one having eating lots of crazy Asian pastry and cooked yakiniku, but others don't seem to feel the same way.

If you don't have time to experiment: Clannad, ef ~a tale of memories~, Hayate no Gotoku,

mdauben 2007-12-18 10:24

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Originally Posted by negativeone (Post 1302542)
well to put it in short words, i haven't seen that many anime this year the only animes i've seen are Baccano, Gurren-laggan, heroic age, lovely complex and sayonara sad sensei....so before the 2007 season ends i was wondering what good anime show there are this year:);):p:D:(:confused:

My own personal recomendations for 2007 would be:

WINTER 2007 RECOMENDATIONS
  • Nodame Cantabile - Romantic/Comedy
SPRING 2007 RECOMENDATIONS
  • Hayate the Combat Butler! - Comedy
  • Heroic Age - Scifi/Action
  • Seto no Hanayome - Romantic/Comedy
  • Seirei no Moribito - Fantasy/Drama <- Personal Pick for Best of 2007
  • Lovely Complex - Romantic/Comedy
  • Kaze no Stigma - Fantasy/Action
SUMMER 2007 RECOMENDATIONS
  • Nanatsuiro Drops - Romantic/Comedy
  • Kenko Zenrakei Suieibu Umisho - Romantic/Comedy
FALL 2007 RECOMENDATIONS
  • Goshuushousama Ninomiya-kun - Romantic/Comedy
  • Gundam 00 - Scifi/Action

Deus ex Digital Boy 2007-12-18 11:39

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Originally Posted by Robotnik (Post 1303165)
I really don't think you need to be that "hardcore" to enjoy Lucky Star - most of its comedy is based on the character interactions, everyday situations, and fairly generic otaku behavior (Konota's collecting quirks, playing video games all night, dying to go to a "special event" voice actor's concert, etc). I don't recall anything that made me go "geez, glad I watched <insert show here> or else that whole episode wouldn't have made sense." I suppose that puts me in the 3rd portion of it's fanbase; the ones didn't watch it because of Haruhi, and who probably didn't "get" all of it, but still enjoyed it.

Well, see, what I'm talking about is people who watch the show and never heard of an eroge, or don't know what doujinshi are, or aren't familiar with Japanese idols. These are all major plot elements that will go right over your head if you don't get it.

I mean, if you're sitting there going 'what the hell is she doing?' when Konata tries to 'set off flags' with her pals, then it's going to be a lot less fun for you.

Robotnik 2007-12-18 17:46

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Originally Posted by Deus ex Digital Boy (Post 1303485)
Well, see, what I'm talking about is people who watch the show and never heard of an eroge, or don't know what doujinshi are, or aren't familiar with Japanese idols. These are all major plot elements that will go right over your head if you don't get it.

Point taken, but as tripperazn hinted the same could be said for the other fully ingrained J-culture bits, going way beyond the food discussion: falling asleep under the kotatsu, getting New Year's money, etc. IIRC, most of the subbers footnoted or otherwise explained the more obscure bits, and if ADV has Lucky Star I'm sure it will get the Pani Poni Dash "vid notes" treatment with (annnoying) pop-up explanations for everything.

Maybe ADV should just give LS a big "not for anime n00bs" warning sticker :eyespin:

Anyways, getting back to the OP, I'll second (or third or fourth) Seto no Hanayome (wacky comedy involving forced marriage to a Yakuza mermaid) and Hidamari Sketch (slice-of-life comedy at art school)

CeDeR 2007-12-18 20:05

the only good anime is Seirei no moribito everything else is nothing new nor brilliant...

negativeone 2007-12-19 18:06

wow thats allot of anime. i dunno which one to watch first.
i already watched nodame cantabile and im in episode 13 of seirie no moribito so i guess thats out of the "list"....about lucky star i stopped after the first ep. i just couldn't find it funny, the first 10 mins was some chibi girls talking about eating food, does it get better later on???
everyone on this tread seem to like seto hanayome so i guess thats a good one..umm..let see...i've read some reviews about minami-ke and it kindda grabbed my attention so y not.

Also i was wondering if there are darker/mature or non romance/harem/comedy/moe/school life anime other than claymore which i never liked

KholdStare 2007-12-19 18:27

You should start to follow all the anime this season first if you're unsure. ;)

SeijiSensei 2007-12-19 18:52

Lucky*Star does get better. Like you I almost dropped it after episode 1. Still I'd rate it a 7/8; funny, but not much staying power. For a light-hearted four-girls-go-to-high-school show, I'd recommend Hidamari Sketch.

For the darker/mature group, I'd suggest Mononoke (and it's prequel the final arc of Ayakashi Samurai Horror Tales). Mononoke is unlicensed; Ayakashi is not.

Other excellent, and unlicensed, shows this year (besides Seirei and Nodame) include Dennou Coil, Oh! Edo Rocket, the previously mentioned Shion no Ou, and Moyashimon.

If you somehow managed to miss Bartender and Hataraki Man in 2006, I'd add those to your list as well.


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