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atrus50 posted:Are there any great celebrations of capitalism out there? Like something where the main characters get stuff, and then use that stuff unapologetically to get more and bigger stuff? Spice and Wolf is all about a traveling merchant's pursuit of the almighty dollar (though it also deals heavily with his relationship with a pagan wolf deity).
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Eureka Seven I always thought was just a decent show up until around episodes 24, 25, 26, and 27. At that point I was totally hooked, where previously E7 was just that show I watched while i was waiting for whatever show came after it on Adult Swim.
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akarin posted:indeed, i've seen them. valium is helping. any other? You could try Working!! if you haven't seen it already.
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May 22, 2013 20:58
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RebBrownies posted:
Every positive opinion I've heard about it from non-creeps is that it's light, it's fluffy, and it's fun. It's just a bunch of friends who have a band together having fun.
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Jun 26, 2013 02:58
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Dragonatrix posted:Bit similar, but how much is there for "goofy dude(s) fight crime in a setting that doesn't take itself overly seriously?" I'm thinking of stuff Tiger and Bunny or Gurren Lagann as roughly the kinda thing I'm thinking of. Doesn't have to be overly exact to that general description either, since stuff like One Piece would work fine too. It's not always crime, but Gintama is kind of similar. They're just lazy bums who have an odd-jobs business and sometimes beat up criminals for being dicks, and sometimes get into fights with the law because they're dicks too. And the setting doesn't even come close to taking itself seriously, it's an alt-history Japan where instead of Commodore Perry arriving, it was aliens.
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Jun 28, 2013 04:08
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Poniard posted:what the gently caress Paranoia Agent is more psychological, but it's a very good show.
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Jun 29, 2013 04:02
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Anatharon posted:So I like Death Note. On the other hand other psychological mystery manga seem to be divided into fantastic, weird shounen and overly grimdark seinen. Any ideas? Paranoia Agent.
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Jul 14, 2013 08:21
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WickedHate posted:How about some heroic anime? For justice, goodness, all that. Alternatively, something with a strong moral message. Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
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Oct 5, 2013 01:50
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Redcrimson posted:Black Lagoon should fit that description pretty well. I prefer the anime, but the manga is fine. They cover pretty much the exact same material. It is currently on hiatus though, I'm pretty sure. The anime is on hiatus, the manga is being updated slowly but surely.
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Feb 20, 2014 23:40
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Rkelly posted:As far as high school dude and a cooky fun cast goes with a crazy supernatural element stuff goes, I am loving Strike the Blood, Mushibugyo, the new irregular at magic high show, brunhyldr, ambition of oda nobuna, killakill, nobunagun any other stuff like this? Reborn falls off really hard really fast, at least in my experience. The premise is neat, but then it doesn't really do anything besides cliche shonen bullshit with it. Not sure of any newer stuff like that though, beyond the ones you listed.
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Lukavi posted:It's been a long time since my fiance and I have sat down to watch a anime/cartoon together and I've been out of the scene myself for awhile. I'd like a recommendation for something for us to watch on the couch every now and then. Since you both liked Bebop, you could give Samurai Champloo a try if you haven't already.
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