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gmq posted:I also want to watch (or read) things that make me cry of happiness/heartwarming like the last episode of My Love Story!! or the episode where Sawako reconciles with Yano and Yoshida (volume 2 of the manga). Have you seen Chihayafuru? It's by the same studio and director as My Love Story!!
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Anonymous Robot posted:Yo, recommend me something cool if you dare! Hunter x Hunter (2011) is by the same author with a solid adaptation.
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I am ready for Fourth Impact.
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Motto posted:aids
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I don't think most people who watch sports anime care about the sport in question, tbh. It's more a means to an end for the story, you know?
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I can't believe Namtab is asleep for this.
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ViggyNash posted:I finally watched the first two episodes of K-on and liked it. I blame you Namtab. How do you feel about Mio
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Here's my high standards for fanservice: if doesn't service me personally, it's bad.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Smart Fanservice: "This character has sweet tits, it's a footnote irrelevant to the show at-large". What about fanservice in something where the target audience isn't interested in sexy girls?
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Help Im Alive posted:I played the game instead of watching the anime but is there any other cool time travel stuff like Steins;Gate (I think the only one I've seen is The Girl Who Leapt Through Time + I've read Qualia the Purple) The second Gintama movie. Though it's probably not the best thing to watch first if you're totally new to the series.
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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. Gintama if you're not wholly committed to the battle action side of shonen (though there is still quite a bit of action). It's a comedy series with lots of 4th wall jokes poking fun at other anime (like when they recreate the ending to Evangelion frame-by-frame) and also themselves (like when they put the protagonist in sleep paralysis as an excuse to not animate a scene). There are 300+ episodes, but it's mostly episodic, so you can easily just take a bit in at a time. It does take a while to get really going since the first 30-ish episodes aren't too great. You can skip the first two episodes too. It's eh in media res anime filler.
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Radio Spiricom posted:but yeah if you're interested in these types of shows you're better off just reading the manga than slogging through their 100+ episode adaptations especially in the days of 12/13/14 episode cours. they're timesinks and good if you're unemployed or whatever I mean OP did only ask for long-ish series. It was Cake Attack who said 100+ episode.
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Kylra posted:I've been feeling like I want to cry to something. Not the sappy romance happy kind of tears though. I want the kind that comes from irrevocable loss and/or struggling through some kind of intense personal suffering. Perhaps with some nobility mixed in, but not something that's just in the epilogue unless it's really powerful. Below is a list of some examples of the general direction of the kind of thing I am looking for. I don't mind if there's build up to it. Romance type stories are still acceptable recs here, but should probably be tragic in some way (see: Princess Tutu, Utena). Episodes 24-25 of Sket Dance. Samurai Flamenco's last arc qualifies too, but it doesn't mean as much if you don't watch the earlier episodes. You could probably get away with watching the first six and then the last four, and just imagine that a lot of crazy stuff happens in-between. Strange Quark fucked around with this message at 04:48 on Jan 28, 2016 |
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-Troika- posted:Oh jesus that's going to be a lot of stuff. Not even sure I can remember it all. Surprised you haven't seen One Punch Man.
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The Colonel posted:symphogear is a show full of absolutely loving hilariously amazingly over-the-top, legitimately good and fun action stuff but most of it comes in after the first four episodes and it doesn't quite pass the "no moe or fanservice" qualification I remember a fair deal of nudity after the first four episodes too.
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-Blackadder- posted:Ok, cool thanks. Consider: Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Hunter x Hunter Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Yu Yu Hakusho The One Piece anime is decent until the pacing turns to poo poo around the Thriller Bark arc, but that still gives you ~300 episodes to work with. It's a better read. Bleach is bad.
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Meowbot posted:I haven't really ever watched anime in my life but my friend was like hey you need tow atch some anime and recommended a bunch of shows to me (tokyo ghoul, ergo proxy, gungrave, count of monte crisco) but I'm not really sure if I will like any of that. Baccano sounds right up your alley.
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He's just a really big Yugioh fan, and hell, we should respect that.
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Wixoss isn't available on Crunchyroll at all, at least for the US. It's not in Canada, the UK, or Australia either judging by because.moe
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VolticSurge posted:So,are there any (preferably legal) alternatives? Uh, do proxy shenanigans count as legal? It's on Hulu.
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Help Im Alive posted:Those sound pretty interesting - thanks! I'll check them out but Just the TV series. It reuses one of the OVAs for the bulk of the first episode, and also, I don't think anyone's translated the OVAs so...
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esselfortium posted:What makes Commie's subs best for this? Crunchyroll's is rife with errors. There are some scenes where their subs imply the total opposite of what's actually happening.
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Crunchyroll only has the second season of Mushishi though. It doesn't matter too much since it's an episodic series, but the first season should be all on Funi's official YouTube channel. Dunno if that has region restrictions tho.
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Polsy posted:Yeah, English speakers only. Their YouTube channel is pretty locked down. Can't say I'm surprised since it's even on the bakabt blacklist, but yeesh.
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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 -monogatari series sounds up your alley, if you can get past its rather extensive share of skeevy scenes.     Even more gifs: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?noseen=0&threadid=3768480&perpage=40&pagenumber=2046#post460012135 Strange Quark fucked around with this message at 10:51 on May 18, 2016 |
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Linnaeus posted:Hunter x hunter is on toonami now, and it's from the same author as yu yu hakusho In the same vein, Level E. I also like Noragami a lot. It's also on Funi, so there should be at least a semi-competent dub. Strange Quark fucked around with this message at 06:09 on May 19, 2016 |
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Turtlicious posted:FMA Spoilers: Hunter x Hunter does get dark/gorey at parts, especially for the Chimera Ant arc. But that's like a 100 eps in, so.
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Chocobo posted:Oh, holy poo poo that might actually be the ticket. I actually remember watching an episode or two and decided to wait so I could marathon it later on. (I wanted to check it out because I saw the live action movie where everyone dies.) Thanks for the reminder. Hey, that's not true. 11 people make it out okay!
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Mederlock posted:So, what do I watch to fill this Barakamon/Usagi Drop shaped hole in my heart? Start watching Natsume Yuujinchou now so you're caught up for the new season in fall.
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Seto no Hanayome
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I don't think it's fair to dismiss someone's sincere enjoyment of a series as enjoying garbage.
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It's a jdrama, but My Boss My Hero https://v.tumblr.com/tumblr_m21ohszxaI1qhqdha_r1.mov movs don't embed...
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Help Im Alive posted:Does anyone know if there's any good stuff focused on suicide or depression (either dealing with suicidal thoughts or the aftermath of losing someone else from it) Orange.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Check out the live-action Space Battleship Yamato movie too, it's prrtty drat good. Whoa.
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a kitten posted:Osomatsu-san
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Captain Invictus posted:Someone not recommending March comes in like a lion means they have questionable taste. Watch that. Or read it, because it's quite a lengthy manga and it's real good. It's a two cour, it won't qualify for this years thread.
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Gintama has some pretty neat action scenes, but it does take a while to get there. Like the first big arc is 58 episodes in for instance. Hunter x Hunter is still pretty long but it might be more your speed.
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Spiritus Nox posted:Anyone care to recommend a good action fantasy show with a woman protagonist? Have you seen Yona?
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