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On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers! 
Evangelion is super deep.
Probably the most DEEP thing you'll ever see in your life.
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On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers!
I'm sure if you look under specific sections of that chart, you'll find some with much better story/excellent characters than Code Geass. Btw, I hope you only meant season 1 of Code Geass, and do not include R2 in that.
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On April 05 2012 23:01 Kaal wrote:Show nested quote +On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers! Evangelion is super deep. Probably the most DEEP thing you'll ever see in your life.
deep, chasm deep, so deep it's a ditch.
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On April 05 2012 23:01 Kaal wrote:Show nested quote +On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers! Evangelion is super deep. Probably the most DEEP thing you'll ever see in your life.
Deeper than.....HER?
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On April 05 2012 23:01 Kaal wrote:Show nested quote +On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers! Evangelion is super deep. Probably the most DEEP thing you'll ever see in your life.
Really? I thought it was fairly straight forward minus the external influences. If you want deep try Air, Monster or FLCL.
On April 05 2012 23:02 Nagisama wrote:
I'm sure if you look under specific sections of that chart, you'll find some with much better story/excellent characters than Code Geass. Btw, I hope you only meant season 1 of Code Geass, and do not include R2 in that.
Lol hype hype Code Geass #1 period
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On April 05 2012 23:32 Zergneedsfood wrote:Show nested quote +On April 05 2012 23:01 Kaal wrote:On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers! Evangelion is super deep. Probably the most DEEP thing you'll ever see in your life. Deeper than.....HER?
hahaha, brilliant.
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On April 05 2012 23:01 Kaal wrote:Show nested quote +On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers! Evangelion is super deep. Probably the most DEEP thing you'll ever see in your life.
black lion was pretty deep.
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I don't think everyone here understands how DEEP Evangelion is.
Either way, I did enjoy all the mass produced knightmare frames in Code Geass greatly. Fantastic things.
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On April 05 2012 23:32 Zergneedsfood wrote:Show nested quote +On April 05 2012 23:01 Kaal wrote:On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers! Evangelion is super deep. Probably the most DEEP thing you'll ever see in your life. Deeper than.....HER?
LOL! So awesome!
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I know Evangelion is the most deep thing in anime, but don't forget that when it comes to Code Geass, the next best thing is Guilty Crown. An incredibly DEEP and INTELLECTUAL story with the most dynamic characters since Code Geass. The action is amazing as well but always has a DEEPER meaning. Of course, this is no surprise as it comes from the writer of Code Geass. Clearly, his ability to produce groundbreaking stories has only increased. It is truly a work of art in this shallow world of anime.
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On April 06 2012 00:37 KazeHydra wrote:
I know Evangelion is the most deep thing in anime, but don't forget that when it comes to Code Geass, the next best thing is Guilty Crown. An incredibly DEEP and INTELLECTUAL story with the most dynamic characters since Code Geass. The action is amazing as well but always has a DEEPER meaning. Of course, this is no surprise as it comes from the writer of Code Geass. Clearly, his ability to produce groundbreaking stories has only increased. It is truly a work of art in this shallow world of anime.
K-ON is clearly the deepest show. It's all about the struggling efforts of four out of place girls trying to find their way through the world. They're all socially awkward but they find friendship and solace through the power of music.
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On April 06 2012 00:41 Zergneedsfood wrote:Show nested quote +On April 06 2012 00:37 KazeHydra wrote:
I know Evangelion is the most deep thing in anime, but don't forget that when it comes to Code Geass, the next best thing is Guilty Crown. An incredibly DEEP and INTELLECTUAL story with the most dynamic characters since Code Geass. The action is amazing as well but always has a DEEPER meaning. Of course, this is no surprise as it comes from the writer of Code Geass. Clearly, his ability to produce groundbreaking stories has only increased. It is truly a work of art in this shallow world of anime. K-ON is clearly the deepest show. It's all about the struggling efforts of four out of place girls trying to find their way through the world. They're all socially awkward but they find friendship and solace through the power of music.
But Kanokon still trumps that by exploring the boundaries of friendship past the spiritual realm and how spirits and humans can co-exist in harmony while still maintain a peaceful school life despite the many teenage traumas that people experience growing up yet managing to approach this with a unique Freudian perspective and not going too deep into Jungian analysitcs that could alienate viewers and using the strengths of the voices Chiwa Saitō and Ayako Kawasumi have to maintain a fresh cheery atmosphere in each episode despite the darker environment implied from the off-screen and still can lighten one's heart with its optimistic take on relationships and offers strong life lessons and advice that people can take away from it.
It's also full of fan service.
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On April 06 2012 01:38 Chiharu Harukaze wrote:Show nested quote +On April 06 2012 00:41 Zergneedsfood wrote:On April 06 2012 00:37 KazeHydra wrote:
I know Evangelion is the most deep thing in anime, but don't forget that when it comes to Code Geass, the next best thing is Guilty Crown. An incredibly DEEP and INTELLECTUAL story with the most dynamic characters since Code Geass. The action is amazing as well but always has a DEEPER meaning. Of course, this is no surprise as it comes from the writer of Code Geass. Clearly, his ability to produce groundbreaking stories has only increased. It is truly a work of art in this shallow world of anime. K-ON is clearly the deepest show. It's all about the struggling efforts of four out of place girls trying to find their way through the world. They're all socially awkward but they find friendship and solace through the power of music. But Kanokon still trumps that by exploring the boundaries of friendship past the spiritual realm and how spirits and humans can co-exist in harmony while still maintain a peaceful school life despite the many teenage traumas that people experience growing up yet managing to approach this with a unique Freudian perspective and not going too deep into Jungian analysitcs that could alienate viewers and using the strengths of the voices Chiwa Saitō and Ayako Kawasumi have to maintain a fresh cheery atmosphere in each episode despite the darker environment implied from the off-screen and still can lighten one's heart with its optimistic take on relationships and offers strong life lessons and advice that people can take away from it. It's also full of fan service.
You mean like this ?
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On April 06 2012 01:38 Chiharu Harukaze wrote:Show nested quote +On April 06 2012 00:41 Zergneedsfood wrote:On April 06 2012 00:37 KazeHydra wrote:
I know Evangelion is the most deep thing in anime, but don't forget that when it comes to Code Geass, the next best thing is Guilty Crown. An incredibly DEEP and INTELLECTUAL story with the most dynamic characters since Code Geass. The action is amazing as well but always has a DEEPER meaning. Of course, this is no surprise as it comes from the writer of Code Geass. Clearly, his ability to produce groundbreaking stories has only increased. It is truly a work of art in this shallow world of anime. K-ON is clearly the deepest show. It's all about the struggling efforts of four out of place girls trying to find their way through the world. They're all socially awkward but they find friendship and solace through the power of music. But Kanokon still trumps that by exploring the boundaries of friendship past the spiritual realm and how spirits and humans can co-exist in harmony while still maintain a peaceful school life despite the many teenage traumas that people experience growing up yet managing to approach this with a unique Freudian perspective and not going too deep into Jungian analysitcs that could alienate viewers and using the strengths of the voices Chiwa Saitō and Ayako Kawasumi have to maintain a fresh cheery atmosphere in each episode despite the darker environment implied from the off-screen and still can lighten one's heart with its optimistic take on relationships and offers strong life lessons and advice that people can take away from it. It's also full of fan service.
Have you seen the extended BD versions of the Hayate no Gotoku movie?? + Show Spoiler +
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On April 06 2012 01:54 Nagisama wrote:Show nested quote +On April 06 2012 01:38 Chiharu Harukaze wrote:On April 06 2012 00:41 Zergneedsfood wrote:On April 06 2012 00:37 KazeHydra wrote:
I know Evangelion is the most deep thing in anime, but don't forget that when it comes to Code Geass, the next best thing is Guilty Crown. An incredibly DEEP and INTELLECTUAL story with the most dynamic characters since Code Geass. The action is amazing as well but always has a DEEPER meaning. Of course, this is no surprise as it comes from the writer of Code Geass. Clearly, his ability to produce groundbreaking stories has only increased. It is truly a work of art in this shallow world of anime. K-ON is clearly the deepest show. It's all about the struggling efforts of four out of place girls trying to find their way through the world. They're all socially awkward but they find friendship and solace through the power of music. But Kanokon still trumps that by exploring the boundaries of friendship past the spiritual realm and how spirits and humans can co-exist in harmony while still maintain a peaceful school life despite the many teenage traumas that people experience growing up yet managing to approach this with a unique Freudian perspective and not going too deep into Jungian analysitcs that could alienate viewers and using the strengths of the voices Chiwa Saitō and Ayako Kawasumi have to maintain a fresh cheery atmosphere in each episode despite the darker environment implied from the off-screen and still can lighten one's heart with its optimistic take on relationships and offers strong life lessons and advice that people can take away from it. It's also full of fan service. Have you seen the extended BD versions of the Hayate no Gotoku movie?? + Show Spoiler +
I thoroughly enjoyed it
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nice topic, i love watching animes and lately bleach, which was my favorite is getting worst and worst.
some old animes that i recomend:
Cowboy Bebop
Berserk
Trigun
Samurai Champloo
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On April 06 2012 00:41 Zergneedsfood wrote:Show nested quote +On April 06 2012 00:37 KazeHydra wrote:
I know Evangelion is the most deep thing in anime, but don't forget that when it comes to Code Geass, the next best thing is Guilty Crown. An incredibly DEEP and INTELLECTUAL story with the most dynamic characters since Code Geass. The action is amazing as well but always has a DEEPER meaning. Of course, this is no surprise as it comes from the writer of Code Geass. Clearly, his ability to produce groundbreaking stories has only increased. It is truly a work of art in this shallow world of anime. K-ON is clearly the deepest show. It's all about the struggling efforts of four out of place girls trying to find their way through the world. They're all socially awkward but they find friendship and solace through the power of music.
It's also
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On April 05 2012 23:01 Kaal wrote:Show nested quote +On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers! Evangelion is super deep. Probably the most DEEP thing you'll ever see in your life.
I watched it about 4-6 years ago and boy was I freaking mind fucked. Good god that was good stuff. Sometimes you enjoy a good mind fucking which was why I watched texhnolyze
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On April 06 2012 03:50 Ushio wrote:Show nested quote +On April 05 2012 23:01 Kaal wrote:On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers! Evangelion is super deep. Probably the most DEEP thing you'll ever see in your life. I watched it about 4-6 years ago and boy was I freaking mind fucked. Good god that was good stuff. Sometimes you enjoy a good mind fucking which was why I watched texhnolyze
Just incase you missed it, you are responding to sarcasm.
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On April 05 2012 19:31 cozzE wrote:I know the notification said to look at the jpeg for anime recommendations but I've come asking for something specific (I need the experience of someone who has actually watched some others) I just re-watched Code Geass for the 3rd time and to me it's probably one of the best stories conceived and executed in an anime ever. I was wondering for someone who has broader anime horizons than I do (basically the jump manga/anime), could you recommend me an anime with an equally deep storyline and excellent characters? so again, I'm basically more keen for a really well executed storyline and well thought-out characters than specific genres or sub-genres. Cheers!
Code geass was deep?.......
Uhh I guess to respond to your post I would recommend Gankutsuou, Mawaru Penguindrum, Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica, Fullmetal Alchemist, and Death Note?
Tho I still dont know what ur looking for
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