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Mei19 · 2009-01-08, 14:31

School Days!

It was one of a kind. You'll never see another harem end like that. XD

BetoJR · 2009-01-09, 09:00

My favorite series is still Cowboy Bebop, ever since I've seen it - when the original SDF Macross was dethroned for me. No easy feat.

CB had everything just the way I like: cool characters, mysteries, great animation, great voice work, GREAT MUSIC and an emotional (and very conclusive) ending. A lot has come close, but this series continues to hold the top spot in my mind's eye.

xxraffieskieexx · 2009-02-16, 19:37

my all time fave is fushigi yuugi and bokura ga ita!! :]

james0246 · 2009-02-16, 20:37

Probably Wings of Honneamise or Millennium Actress. Wings of Honneamise was the first anime I had ever seen that had developed a quasi-realistic world, culture, people and their history; Wings was the first time I actually witnessed the true power and imagination that animation can explore. It's only natural that Millennium Actress, a compelling personal drama, becomes a close second: near perfect direction, mixed with a wonderful story that beautifully blending fact and fiction in a near stream-of-conscious story that pushes the realms of animation storytelling.

nj21 · 2009-02-17, 01:15

Serial Ex... why am I even bothering to type this.

AceD · 2009-02-17, 17:52

Baccano!

hmm there we go, its something everyone should watch at some point, its just great! dont forget the 3 Ova's aswell though.

GreatTeacherKen · 2009-02-17, 18:08

Grave of the Fireflies- a story of two kids struggling to survive in World War 2 era Japan after their house gets bombed. Even though I've only seen this movie once, the emotional impact of it is so strong that I've never been able to watch it again. It's interesting to note that there's almost no music throughout the movie which I think actually makes the drama more effective and more real, which in a way it is (the movie's source material is semi-autobiographical and aside from some details, apparently isn't that far off from the truth).

AceD · 2009-02-18, 19:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Voracious Hollow

Baccano!

hmm there we go, its something everyone should watch at some point, its just great! dont forget the 3 Ova's aswell though.

not sure why i got negative rep ''fuck you asshole'' for posting baccano as my fav

but thanks for that, your a real hero

Otus · 2009-02-18, 20:36

Aria - a truly heart-warming experience and (sadly), so far I haven't seen anything that comes even close to it's brilliance.

Amray · 2009-02-19, 11:34

"X"

The "X" series has always been my favourite and as of yet no other has surpassed it in terms of greatness. The movie is also epic, emotional, and simply amazing, as is the animated series itself.

2009-01-08, 14:31	Link #21
Mei19 LOL'ing at t3h old bags Join Date: Oct 2008 Age: 35	School Days! It was one of a kind. You'll never see another harem end like that. XD

2009-02-16, 19:37	Link #23
xxraffieskieexx Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: metro manila, philippines. :]	my all time fave is fushigi yuugi and bokura ga ita!! :]

2009-02-16, 20:37	Link #24
james0246 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: East Cupcake	Probably Wings of Honneamise or Millennium Actress. Wings of Honneamise was the first anime I had ever seen that had developed a quasi-realistic world, culture, people and their history; Wings was the first time I actually witnessed the true power and imagination that animation can explore. It's only natural that Millennium Actress, a compelling personal drama, becomes a close second: near perfect direction, mixed with a wonderful story that beautifully blending fact and fiction in a near stream-of-conscious story that pushes the realms of animation storytelling.

2009-02-17, 01:15	Link #25
nj21 萌え... Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: New Zealand Age: 34	Serial Ex... why am I even bothering to type this.

2009-02-17, 17:52	Link #26
AceD See You En' Tee Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: England Age: 37	Baccano! hmm there we go, its something everyone should watch at some point, its just great! dont forget the 3 Ova's aswell though.

2009-02-17, 18:08	Link #27
GreatTeacherKen Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: California	Grave of the Fireflies- a story of two kids struggling to survive in World War 2 era Japan after their house gets bombed. Even though I've only seen this movie once, the emotional impact of it is so strong that I've never been able to watch it again. It's interesting to note that there's almost no music throughout the movie which I think actually makes the drama more effective and more real, which in a way it is (the movie's source material is semi-autobiographical and aside from some details, apparently isn't that far off from the truth).

2009-02-18, 20:36	Link #29
Otus Member Join Date: Dec 2008	Aria - a truly heart-warming experience and (sadly), so far I haven't seen anything that comes even close to it's brilliance.

2009-02-19, 11:34	Link #30
Amray Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: England Age: 34	"X" The "X" series has always been my favourite and as of yet no other has surpassed it in terms of greatness. The movie is also epic, emotional, and simply amazing, as is the animated series itself.