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Thuryl
Mar 14, 2007

My postillion has been struck by lightning.
I watched Astro Boy at age 5 or 6 before I knew what anime was. I remember it being a tense, action-filled show with episodes that ended right as I had to leave for school so I often got upset about missing the last couple of minutes of each one.

I watched Sailor Moon at age 10-11 on a morning cartoon show. The presenter introduced it as a show that used "a new Japanese art style called manga" and I could hear her pronounce the italics. I remember seeing the lanky, threatening demonic figures from the OP and thinking that this was unlike anything I'd seen before.

I caught a few out-of-context snippets of Evangelion on the "international" channel at age 12-13 and was mildly traumatized.

I watched Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 on the same channel a few years later. I'm not sure the plot entirely made sense but it had cool ladies fighting robots and that was enough for 15-year-old me.

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