Run Out of Anime?
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I go to myanimelist.com and look up the recomendations page. They have this neat system where they look at stuff you like and say, "Oh dontcha know!, so and so show has similar elements to a show you rated high on your list." I also just ask people what's good and what's "the in" thing to watch.
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Luckily with a community like FAKKU around, I am capable of finding out about new anime that may or may not catch my interest. Manga is kinda a different thing. I just sorta sit there and whatever name sounds interesting I will take a look into. Mangatoushoukan had (and still has) a genius system where at the top of the page will be an ad for a manga hosted on the site and this helped direct my interest to certain manga's.
I personally know that there are still a couple idea's in manga and anime I want explored (A slice of life-ish anime about vampires) but as a whole, Japan is just a country filled with highly imaginative people who's ideas have reached out and influenced people over seas and is also influenced by the people over seas as well.
To quote Einstein here,
I personally know that there are still a couple idea's in manga and anime I want explored (A slice of life-ish anime about vampires) but as a whole, Japan is just a country filled with highly imaginative people who's ideas have reached out and influenced people over seas and is also influenced by the people over seas as well.
To quote Einstein here,
Albert Einstein wrote...
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand."
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I've never run out of anime to watch but I have been stuck on what to watch after I finish a series. Normally what I do is just see what people recommend or watch something I've seen before.
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I NEVER run out of stuff to watch. More likely its me going "I NEED to watch this and this and this" and I try to make a grocery list of the series I so wanted to watch but haven't got a chance to because of work and school. The time I spend watching a lot of anime is usually with the Anime Club we have on campus. So yeah I don't believe people running out of things to watch. And I'm willing to try anything once. That sometimes ends in cheers (GA: Art Design, Nichijou, Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, Super GALS: Kotobuki Ran) or tears (Higurashi no naku koro ni, Miracle Train, Mouse)
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I don't think you can run out of anime. Pretty sure there's enough anime out there to last you a lifetime.
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Yea, impossible. If you think you've done the impossible, it must be because you limit your anime too much. *tears* and that makes me sad for you. Just get a suggestion, anyone here with similar interests would be happy to recommend a newbie or and oldie anime. If you feel you've cover the bases of your favorites genres, there's always the underrated lists or the controversial ones. Run out of anime??? CRAZY TALK I SAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The word "run out of anime" is probably meaning that the person founds that anime that is showing that season is not what he prefer.
For that person he should go look for some good old anime maybe? As if he really watch anime in won't be over anime itself has 30+ years already.
For that person he should go look for some good old anime maybe? As if he really watch anime in won't be over anime itself has 30+ years already.
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The ONLY anime i have enjoyed this year is Ao No Exorcist. It's hard (in my case) to find anime that's entertaining.
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Yuriseeker wrote...
The ONLY anime i have enjoyed this year is Ao No Exorcist. It's hard (in my case) to find anime that's entertaining. Do you only watch current stuff? It might be good to search for older series that aren't as well-known. After all, a series doesn't have to be popular to be interesting.
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jmason
Curious and Wondering
I probably will not gonna run out of anime to watch. If the current season lacks series I'd like to watch, I go backwards in time, see anime series I never got the chance and/or time to watch.