Anime, Manga and Otaku stuff
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I think I haven't watched anything in a year or so. Last anime I ever watched was Chaika.
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I used to be a fan of anime - then Kyoto Animation happened. I haven't watched anything new for the past 2 years because it's the same stuff over and over again. Still, I like the manga art style.
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Currently watching Shimoneta and Fate/Zero.
All-time favorites would be Steins;Gate (especially its brilliant dub) and Fate/stay night UBW (not the movie, or anything related to the adaptions by DEEN)
All-time favorites would be Steins;Gate (especially its brilliant dub) and Fate/stay night UBW (not the movie, or anything related to the adaptions by DEEN)
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My favorite anime are shows like Fist of the North Star, Yu Yu Hakusho, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, Dragon Ball, and stuff like that, but I like other stuff too. The only stuff I don't really watch is those highschool "sitcom" like shows. They're really popular, but it's not my cup of tea.
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I never understood why Steins;Gate was THAT poplar. I mean it's good but not a masterpiece.
I really liked the first few episodes, when the members of the team experimented timetraveling at home, felt really cosy.
After that, it became a bit strange and uncomfortable. I guess that was the point though...
I really liked the first few episodes, when the members of the team experimented timetraveling at home, felt really cosy.
After that, it became a bit strange and uncomfortable. I guess that was the point though...
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Heh, if you wanna see something uncomfortable, look up the infamous Nae scene from the original VN that they cut from the anime. (Be warned: violent)
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Arf. They should have kept it. I hate when plot twists like that are cut from the anime.
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I finished watching the first season of Mushishi recently. It doesn't have any overarching plotline, but I still enjoyed it. I never could get into the more mainstream anime, such as One Piece and Bleach. The pacing was always too slow to keep my interest. I also recently started watching JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
Now that I think about it, I've probably watched more anime than played video games in the past few months.
Now that I think about it, I've probably watched more anime than played video games in the past few months.
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Watching Monster and I'm at the middle, and it's very likely that I won't watch anything much after this.
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The problem I have with Animes like One Piece is the number of episodes. I feel like I'll never be able to ketchup.
I loved it. It felt like some episodes were unecessary though, but it was a good anime overall.Watching Monster and I'm at the middle, and it's very likely that I won't watch anything much after this.
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I'm pretty irritated that the only animes that are set in a modern time that focus on guns are Jormungand and Black Lagoon, both of which I loved. That's what I've observed, anyway. Any recommendations?
(I did like Code Geass aswell, btw)
(I did like Code Geass aswell, btw)
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I think Stella Women’s Academy focused on guns and gunfights, although after a quick look at Wikipedia it's only airsoft. Also, cute girls, that may be a put-off.
Also Upotte, where girls transform into guns or vice versa.
I haven't watched either so I cannot be of more help.
Also Upotte, where girls transform into guns or vice versa.
I haven't watched either so I cannot be of more help.
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Nah, something serious and realistic would be more appealing.
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Try Monster.undead003 wrote:Nah, something serious and realistic would be more appealing.
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Oh hey, thanks for the recommendation. Mind telling me what it's about? I can't risk going into Wikipedia without spoilers.