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Neo_Crimson posted:Any recommendations for Super Robot shows? I've watched, and liked, Gurren Lagann, G-Gundam, Gunbuster, and Diebuster. I've tried Shin Mazinger and GaoGaiGar, but couldn't really get into either. I am going to second Giant Robo, it seems like a good fit to the shows you liked.
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If the Getter manga saga seems intimidating, you could start with the four episode anime Neo Getter Robo vs Shin Getter Robo. It features all the major characters in the franchise making it a good place to start, and also features the cowboy robot Texas Mack.
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a kitten posted:Then after that watch Dororon Enma-kun MeeraMera That's mean.
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THE AWESOME GHOST posted:1) is there anything as fabulous and manly as Jojos 1) Saint Seiya is a fighting anime so fabulous that they bleed neon, and it's so manly that someone gets punched back to life in an early episode, and that's low on the list of wild stuff that happens. 3) Start with the film Neo Tokyo, and follow it up with the entire filmography of Yoshiaki Kawajiri up to 2001.
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Parallax posted:Are there any good horror anime movies? I know of a handful of shows, but is there anything worth watching in the movie-realm? Short OVAs would work, too. I'm just looking for stuff to watch around Halloween. Here's a list I worked with last year, although "good" is extremely subjective here: Devilman (Parts 1+2) Vampire Wars Vampire Hunter D Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Dracula: Sovereign of the Damned Baoh Psychic Wars There's probably more, but I can't remember right now.
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Torquemadras posted:I feel like I've watched too many talky shows recently. Gunsmith Cats OVA
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Oct 6, 2015 20:07
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Radio Spiricom posted:mind game, gauche the cellist, genius party & genius party beyond, angels egg, urusei yatsura: only you & urusei yatsura beautiful dreamer, royal space force: the wings of honneamise, macross: do you remember love?, bonjour galaxy express 999 & adieu galaxy express 999, the sky crawlers, neon genesis evangelion: the end of evangelion, rebuild of evangelion, patlabor 1 & patlabor 2, adolescence of utena, puella magi madoka magica the movie 3: rebellion, the disappearance of haruhi suzumiya All of these, plus Memories and Neo Tokyo
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Oct 22, 2015 05:55
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I logged onto my computer for the sole purpose of posting that image. Farewell.
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Oct 22, 2015 05:56
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You could try out the various Getter Robo anime, it was a massive influence on TTGL. I'd start out with Neo Getter Robo vs Shin Getter Robo, which is short and introduces pretty much the entire cast, I think it had a recent Bluray release stateside even. After that I'd watch New Getter Robo or Shin Getter Robo: Armageddon, both of which are closer to TTGL's sort of scale.
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Oct 22, 2015 23:16
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ninjewtsu posted:is there much action or comedy in it? I would say just watch the first movie, My Conquest is the Sea of Stars, it will give you a pretty good idea of what the rest of the series will be like. It's only an hour long so it's not as big of a time investment. There is action, and there are funny moments, but I can't really say there's "much" action or comedy.
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Oct 24, 2015 16:38
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Saint Seiya is straight up nothing except dudes fighting other dudes for ~140 episodes. It's great.
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Nov 1, 2015 06:48
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Memories and Neo-Tokyo are more collections of shorter films than features, but they are really dang good. Bonjour, Galaxy Express 999 and Adieu, Galaxy Express 999 are a really good pair to watch, I'd spread them about a week or a few days apart. Seconding Metropolis, as well.
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Sarrisan posted:I just finished Hunter-x-Hunter the other day and I'm surprised how much I enjoyed it. It was my first very long series, and also my first straight-shonen. Can anyone recommend another longish series that I might have overlooked for being too mainstream? I gave Fairy Tail the 1-episode treatment and was not very impressed. Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, Saint Seiya, the Original Dragonball, Fist of the North Star,
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If you want specifically anime, the Saint Seiya anime is just about the only one of the long form shonen whose anime adaptation was better than the source material, if only because it made everything more interesting to look at. The manga gets really, really wordy for fighting manga while the anime is really well directed and paced, and amazingly vibrant and psychedelic at times. It's not as serious or dramatic as HxH ever gets but it's one of the best straight fighting shonen anime there is.
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Jan 20, 2016 03:54
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Shin Getter Robo v Neo Getter Robo, it's only four episodes long and it's excellent fun.
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Jan 26, 2016 04:43
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The Magnetic Rose segment of Memories. Idk if it's really what you're looking for but it's about loss and it made me cry.
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Jan 28, 2016 05:14
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Kubla Khan posted:Guys can you recommend me a historical anime. Basically I saw Hyouge Mono, liked it a lot, so now I'm craving for more. Things I'm looking for in particular Sabu and Ichi's Detective Tales is an old police procedural anime set in feudal Japan. All the available episodes are on youtube
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That sounds incredibly badass, I hope Miura can help Teruki with the rear end demons and maybe forge a friendship or even romance with him in the process.
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Onani Master Kurosawa...
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-Troika- posted:Someone recommend me a kickass action anime that doesn't have any lovely moe or fanservice in it Kyou Kara Ore Wa if you want some laughs with delinquent action
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Feb 17, 2016 04:08
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Radio Spiricom posted:golgo 13 I know The Professional is extremely good, but how is the 2008 tv series?
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Feb 18, 2016 03:32
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Windows doesn't really go into the details of the game much. I watched the entire first season and I can't really say what rules the game has. The ani.e is more about the dark magic surrounding the game itself and the young women who get caught up it.
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Ghost of Starman posted:Are there any series on Netflix that folks would highly recommend? (I've seen & enjoyed Madoka, TTGL, and Kill la Kill already.) Any mecha series, in particular. Panzer World Galient and Aura Battler Dunbine are fantasy mecha anime, both were inspirations for Escaflowne.
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Apr 17, 2016 04:26
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Otaku no Video is good self-parody
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Check out Oniisama E, it was a big inspiration for both Eva and Utena both in terms of content and stylistically. There are whole shots in Eva that are cribbed from it
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May 11, 2016 01:03
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Bongo Bill posted:I wish to hear about a good anime that's a period piece that's not set in Japan, with minimal or no supernatural elements. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Masterpiece_Theater
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Check out Metropolis, also Memories and Neo-Tokyo if you count anthology style films as standalone.
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Nude posted:Hi I'm looking for a type of anime that does creative/weird things with the medium. Things like Ping Pong, Nichijou, anything by Satoshi Kon (Paprika). That's pretty much all I have as an example though. When I say creative I mean like interesting camera shots, or playing with different mediums (charcoal, watercolor), or weird cuts between scenes. stuff like this: The Dagger of Kamui Noiseman Sound Insect Osamu Tezuka's Memory http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x30okh_osamu-tezuka-memory_music
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Turtlicious posted:I want something funny and action-y and dubbed in english. Cyber City Oedo 808.
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May 19, 2016 14:41
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Galactic Cyclone Braiger, it's a mecha anime but the robot isn't as important as the space shenanigans J9 gets up to. It has a fun cast of characters, a great soundtrack, and lots of space adventure! I'm only partway through it myself but I've enjoyed it so far.
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Fsmhunk posted:What is a good anime for a kaiju fan to watch? I liked what I saw of the anime Neoranga. Basically three sisters inherit their very own kaiju and what I saw at least was about how their community reacts to this and how they use it to try and fix their lives and their community. I never finished it though.
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The Colonel posted:Giant Robo
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Also Vifam!
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Jul 3, 2016 06:29
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Reading a manga is almost always faster than watching a show in my experience.
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ninjewtsu posted:how good is the yu yu hakusho dub? also how good is the anime? is it like hunter x hunter where the anime is excellent, or is it more like dbz where the anime brings down excellent source material Both are good
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The good dubs are whichever ones I watched on Toonami when growing up, but also Cyber City Oedo and Mad Bull 34.
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Jul 16, 2016 01:02
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Drifter posted:I just finished watching Prison School and thought that it was pretty amusing. The super big-titted vice-president girl was kinda overkill as far as the fanservice went, but I thought everything else was pretty fun. Ultimate Teacher Sukeban Deka
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AlternateNu posted:I need recommendations for anime that came out this year. I usually have at least two or three under my belt by now for the annual forum vote, but new job has made time for sifting through the typical heaps-o-crap difficult. I haven't even had a chance to watch Diamonds are Unbreakable, yet. :/ Osomatsu-san Season2, after you watch Season 1.
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