2007-04-14, 16:07 | Link #1 |
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
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I feel the need to be manly.
I feel the urge to be manly and watch some action D: I typically like martial arts mixed in as well. Ranma got my attention in that aspect, but it lacked a solid storyline, and with me storylines are important =x.
Stuff I consider in the genre would be... Ranma Bleach Naruto Erementar Gerade ....now that I think about it...I usually just watch romance anime and the like >_> I've seen most of the action/romances IE: Fate Stay Night, Shakugan no Shana, Busou Renkin, etc etc. Looking along the lines of more pure action then anything else. Thanks for the help |
2007-04-14, 16:21 | Link #3 |
Lost in my dreams...
Join Date: Jun 2006
Age: 37
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Blood+
Black Cat Black Blood Brothers Fullmetal Alchemist Soukyuu no Fafner: Dead Aggressor (if you don't mind mecha) Black Lagoon
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2007-04-14, 16:23 | Link #4 |
lol whut?
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One Piece: 300+ episodes and no romance.
Getbackers: there's slight implication of romance, but not much. Mainly action and humor. Full Metal Alchemist: Not really much romance, but action is limited as well. Gungrave: really, one of the more "masculine" series out there. Samurai Champloo: there's a bit of romance, but not a lot. Good action, though Cowboy Bebop: same makers as Samurai Champloo Samurai 7: there are hints of romance. Not really its theme, though |
2007-04-15, 01:32 | Link #9 |
AniMexican!
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Monterrey N.L. Mexico
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Just to add a side comment here, but, Blood+ can be extremely story-driven at some points.
So, I wouldn't exactly call it a "Pure Action" kinda show.
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2007-04-17, 02:18 | Link #11 |
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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I'll second Fist of the North Star (Hokuto no Ken), and Berserk. Those are both pretty brutal.
First of the North Star has a lot of martial arts action in it, mixed with a good helping of post apocalyptic mathem. A bit old, but still good for what it is. Berserk has a lot of gratuitous violence, and plenty of blood, plus a pretty neat storyline. It's a little older now too, but still very good. Bastard!! has a fair portion of action, a nice chunk of fantasy, a little fanservice here and there, and a bunch of metal references (intepret: Funny but with enough to keep you going for the six episodes of the series). Sort of a silly swords and sorcery cartoon. Tenjo Tenge has some insane fight scenes, and a lot of fan service if I remember right. What can be more manly than some T&A while smashing someone's face in? That's about all I've got at the moment. |
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