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for 'old' anime this year i watched: murder princess Hotarubi no Mori e (ova) Giovanni's Island (movie) Senyuu (shorts) Otaku no Seiza (ova) Mobile Police Patlabor: Early Days & movies Acchi Kocchi Kyousou Giga galaxy railways gdgd Fairies 1+2 (half length) Mouryou no Hako Princess Arete (movie) Genius Party & Beyond (movies) The Sky Crawlers (movie) Seto no Hanayome Last Exile sega hard girls (half length) Otona Joshi no Anime Time Nerawareta Gakuen steamboy Cobra The Animation beck ghost hound Figure 17: Tsubasa & Hikaru Ghost in the Shell (watching gits sac now) Hyouge Mono Kowabon (shorts) Kuro ga Ita Natsu (movie) so quite the list hah of these the ones i thought were especially good (and not too popular, series like gits need no introduction) were Giovanni's Island : a beautiful movie on a subject that isn't often touched in anime, WW2, specifically the russian occupation of several japanese islands. uses inspiration from night on the galactic railroad and childrens imagination to touch a difficult subject in a way i quite liked gdgd Fairies 1+2: from the makers of tesagure comes a comedy of the sort that isn't too common in anime, unscripted. probably one of the funniest anime shows ever in my opinion Mouryou no Hako: great mystery with brilliant environmental design, the hospital in it is one of the most disturbing setpieces out there Seto no Hanayome: if you need more evidence besides the shows this year that the DEEN meme is fail, this is it. once its done doing the traditional harem setup it becomes very funny and its filled to the brim with yakuza parodies Otona Joshi no Anime Time : josei shows are a rare thing and i'd say that largely this is one of the good ones, its a series of unconnected ovas that are mostly excellent, touching on mundane subjects of the sort a housewife might encounter. the only one i'd say isn't good is the second one. the creators made some decisions with incorporating 3d that made it very ugly and its plot is on the level of a lovely harlequin novel steamboy: everyone has seen akira, but i feel like barely anyone has seen this? sure its plot is forgettable, but its visuals are beautiful, putting forth insanely detailed and fantastical steampunk visuals. please dont let bad associations with steampunk or rumours of it not comparing to akira dissuade anyone from checking out this movie beck : great coming of age story with an even greater manga once youre done with it Hyouge Mono: the kaiji of teacups, what more do i need to say? well, im gonna say a lot more anyway. i saved the best for last cause this show had me compelled from the start to the end. sasuke is a brilliant protagonist, the sort of sneaky underdog you can't help but root for. a samurai who isn't made for fighting, but for art. i've never been one for the very long shows, but this show had me so in its claws that i finished its 39 episodes within 2 weeks. while its visuals might not be the most flashy thing imaginable, it never has any of the huge dips that other anime tend to have. its a show that works very well on every level and tackles a subject that has no other rivals in anime. very nice ed too https://track3.mixtape.moe/vunkup.webm
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