Recommend me some Anime!
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Mike
Stand
Jacob wrote...
I loved GANTZ. Just hated how EVERY DAMN EPISODE SOMEONE WAS YELLING AT KATO TO SHOOT AND KATO DID NOT SHOOT. psh...
And I have never heard of Ouran High School Host Club but I will check it out :D
Yeah that got a little repetative but it got to me at the same time cause I would find myself screaming the samething haha. Great series though and I'm seriously thinking about checking out the manga.
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I've watched the first ten episodes of Monster (74 total) and I have to say it's pretty awesome so far.
Quoted from Wikipedia *minor spoilers*:
The text on the cover of the first volume reads as follows:
"Dusseldorf, West Germany in 1986. One day, Dr. Kenzo Tenma ignored his boss's order and executed humanitarian rescue of a man's child. That's how this horrible story begins!!"
Dr. Kenzo Tenma is a young Japanese doctor working at the Eisler Memorial Hospital in D?sseldorf during the 80s. A highly accomplished brain surgeon, he appears to have everything on his plate: a promotion in the offing, the favor of the director of the hospital, Heinemann, and his daughter Eva as fianc?e. However, Tenma grows increasingly dissatisfied with the political bias of the hospital for treating patients, and seizes his chance to change things after a strange massacre brings the twins Johan and Anna Liebert into his hospital. Johan has a gunshot wound to the head and Anna keeps muttering about killing, and Tenma decides to operate on Johan instead of a prominent politician. Johan is saved, but the politician dies. Tenma loses all his social standing and Eva as a consequence. However, Heinemann and other doctors in Tenma's way are mysteriously murdered, and both children disappear from the hospital soon after. The police suspect Tenma, as he benefits greatly from this turn of events, but have no evidence, and so can do no more than question him.
Quoted from Wikipedia *minor spoilers*:
The text on the cover of the first volume reads as follows:
"Dusseldorf, West Germany in 1986. One day, Dr. Kenzo Tenma ignored his boss's order and executed humanitarian rescue of a man's child. That's how this horrible story begins!!"
Dr. Kenzo Tenma is a young Japanese doctor working at the Eisler Memorial Hospital in D?sseldorf during the 80s. A highly accomplished brain surgeon, he appears to have everything on his plate: a promotion in the offing, the favor of the director of the hospital, Heinemann, and his daughter Eva as fianc?e. However, Tenma grows increasingly dissatisfied with the political bias of the hospital for treating patients, and seizes his chance to change things after a strange massacre brings the twins Johan and Anna Liebert into his hospital. Johan has a gunshot wound to the head and Anna keeps muttering about killing, and Tenma decides to operate on Johan instead of a prominent politician. Johan is saved, but the politician dies. Tenma loses all his social standing and Eva as a consequence. However, Heinemann and other doctors in Tenma's way are mysteriously murdered, and both children disappear from the hospital soon after. The police suspect Tenma, as he benefits greatly from this turn of events, but have no evidence, and so can do no more than question him.
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Biohazard wrote...
I've watched the first ten episodes of Monster (74 total) and I have to say it's pretty awesome so far.Quoted from Wikipedia *minor spoilers*:
The text on the cover of the first volume reads as follows:
"Dusseldorf, West Germany in 1986. One day, Dr. Kenzo Tenma ignored his boss's order and executed humanitarian rescue of a man's child. That's how this horrible story begins!!"
Dr. Kenzo Tenma is a young Japanese doctor working at the Eisler Memorial Hospital in D?sseldorf during the 80s. A highly accomplished brain surgeon, he appears to have everything on his plate: a promotion in the offing, the favor of the director of the hospital, Heinemann, and his daughter Eva as fianc?e. However, Tenma grows increasingly dissatisfied with the political bias of the hospital for treating patients, and seizes his chance to change things after a strange massacre brings the twins Johan and Anna Liebert into his hospital. Johan has a gunshot wound to the head and Anna keeps muttering about killing, and Tenma decides to operate on Johan instead of a prominent politician. Johan is saved, but the politician dies. Tenma loses all his social standing and Eva as a consequence. However, Heinemann and other doctors in Tenma's way are mysteriously murdered, and both children disappear from the hospital soon after. The police suspect Tenma, as he benefits greatly from this turn of events, but have no evidence, and so can do no more than question him.
I remember seeing commercials for the manga on Adult Swim so I picked up the first volume when it came out and I enjoyed it. I had no idea they made an anime series as well :shock: long live Japan! This will be added to my list :D
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Nikon
FAKKU Old Guard
I used to do QC work for the group that did Monster (A-Keep, I think?) but then I got a gig doing script editing for WannabeFansubs on School Rumble and it was awesome.
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David wrote...
I've been rewatching Lupin the 3rd, Ghost in a shell and Blue Gender. Thought you like to watch some classics or you already did but not listed in your favs!Lupin the 3rd is a damn good time. I believe it was last summer I was working on a web comic website with some friends and I would stay up late late into the night and Lupin and Detective Conan would come on Adult Swim. And I would always find myself drinking coffee and watching them :D[/quote]
Yes! Case Closed is awsome... :)
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Higurashi no Naku Koro ni: A very creative and chilling horror story. It's really quite gruesome but not in an "everyone gets slaughtered in huge battles" kind of way. There's a few torture scenes and some murders. It also has a sequel coming out at some point and it just got licensed (which may make subs a bit harder to get) so you'll be able to buy it legally if you want.
Twelve kingdoms: I can't recommend this series highly enough. It's sort of like the Japanese "Chronicles of Narnia" but it is distinctly it's own world. The story takes about 10 episodes to get going (its 45 episodes long) but it really gets going once you pass that point. I suggest that you marathon it (meaning at least 5-6 episodes in one sitting) when you want to watch it.
Haibane Renmei: This series isn't heavily publicized but if you frequent anime forums you'll hear it mentioned quite often when people talk about their favourite series.
Kino no Tabi/Kino's Journey: Another great, semi-underground series. If you like Haibane Renmei then you'll probably like this series. If you don't like Haibane Renmei then you most likely won't want to bother with this. As an interesting note for this series, the action scenes are surprisingly well done. The fights are fast paced and well choreographed.
Akagi:This show is about Mahjong. If you don't know how to play it then you'll either have to learn from a website or read translators notes or this series will seem immensely pointless and confusing. It is kind of obscure and it definitely won't appeal to everyone.
And if you aren't into any of those (they're kind curve balls that won't appeal to a huge group of people but most of the popular ones that I can think of have been suggested) then I also suggest things like: Naruto (Shippuuden just started and is amazing), Bleach, Monster, Suzuka, and RahXephon.
Twelve kingdoms: I can't recommend this series highly enough. It's sort of like the Japanese "Chronicles of Narnia" but it is distinctly it's own world. The story takes about 10 episodes to get going (its 45 episodes long) but it really gets going once you pass that point. I suggest that you marathon it (meaning at least 5-6 episodes in one sitting) when you want to watch it.
Haibane Renmei: This series isn't heavily publicized but if you frequent anime forums you'll hear it mentioned quite often when people talk about their favourite series.
Kino no Tabi/Kino's Journey: Another great, semi-underground series. If you like Haibane Renmei then you'll probably like this series. If you don't like Haibane Renmei then you most likely won't want to bother with this. As an interesting note for this series, the action scenes are surprisingly well done. The fights are fast paced and well choreographed.
Akagi:This show is about Mahjong. If you don't know how to play it then you'll either have to learn from a website or read translators notes or this series will seem immensely pointless and confusing. It is kind of obscure and it definitely won't appeal to everyone.
And if you aren't into any of those (they're kind curve balls that won't appeal to a huge group of people but most of the popular ones that I can think of have been suggested) then I also suggest things like: Naruto (Shippuuden just started and is amazing), Bleach, Monster, Suzuka, and RahXephon.
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I just finished re-watching it so... yeah... Maho Sensei Negima! (not the remake: Negima!?) You HAVE to watch it o_O;
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Shaman King!!! :o
I love that show,but never got to see the ending :cry:
Check out the 1st opening video!(It's in russian,just cuz i think it sounds coool)
1st Opening in Japanese <-- 'DA BEST MAN :)
1st Opening in English
I love that show,but never got to see the ending :cry:
Check out the 1st opening video!(It's in russian,just cuz i think it sounds coool)
1st Opening in Japanese <-- 'DA BEST MAN :)
1st Opening in English
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hey Jaacob why dont u try negima the sequel (actually the second remake) is much nicer with a better opening theme than the cuter older one and it's story is more precise and staright to the point u will see a much better animation work compared to the older one which make every character in it looked fat.
