EPTOn December 26 2010 12:29 triangle wrote:
Did you look at the mass of charts Spazer posted a couple of pages ago?
Did you look at the mass of charts Spazer posted a couple of pages ago?
Yes I did. I believe that's where Toradora came from.
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Zergneedsfood
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Yes I did. I believe that's where Toradora came from. | ||
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Sentenal
United States12398 Posts
On December 26 2010 12:28 Zergneedsfood wrote: At this point, I'm open to almost anything. I mean, here's the list of what I just watched recently: Toradora Katanagatari (favorite out of all of them so far) Durarara! Eureka Seven I mean....right there all the stories are pretty different from each other and are in different genres or whatevers. So anything that you like I'll give it a shot! Have you ever watched Legend of the Galactic Heroes? Its a very good anime, although its also very old (80s anime), and its animation causes eye-cancer. But the eye-cancer is completely worth it. | ||
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Zergneedsfood
United States10671 Posts
On December 26 2010 12:40 Sentenal wrote: Have you ever watched Legend of the Galactic Heroes? Its a very good anime, although its also very old (80s anime), and its animation causes eye-cancer. But the eye-cancer is completely worth it. Eye-cancer? Fuck.....I don't know if I want to take the risk. xDDD I'll see if I can get through episode 1 if that's the case. ^^ | ||
Spazer
Canada8033 Posts
On December 26 2010 12:59 Zergneedsfood wrote: [At this point, I'm open to almost anything. I mean, here's the list of what I just watched recently: Toradora Katanagatari (favorite out of all of them so far) Durarara! Eureka Seven I mean....right there all the stories are pretty different from each other and are in different genres or whatevers. So anything that you like I'll give it a shot! Have you seen: Kara no Kyoukai Denpateki na Kanojo Now and Then, Here and There Eve no Jikan | ||
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Sentenal
United States12398 Posts
On December 26 2010 12:59 Zergneedsfood wrote: Eye-cancer? Fuck.....I don't know if I want to take the risk. xDDD I'll see if I can get through episode 1 if that's the case. ^^ Watching episode 1 will definitely give you an idea about how the animation in the show is, and a small taste of things to come in terms of the battles, but you really need to stick with it for at least 10 episodes. The show starts off with a battle, and then starts introducing the characters and giving you their backstory and stuff, and there are alot of characters (and alot of names) in this show. Thankfully the show doesn't really NEED good animation, and its one of the most epic shows I have ever watched. Its ranked #2 on MAL for a reason (it was #1 for a while before FMA:B). | ||
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Zergneedsfood
United States10671 Posts
On December 26 2010 13:12 Spazer wrote: Have you seen: Kara no Kyoukai Denpateki na Kanojo Now and Then, Here and There Eve no Jikan Kyoukai's on my list of to-watches. It's just sitting somewhere around here.... Kanojo....never heard of. Is that bad? Now and Then, Here and There I KNOW I've heard it somewhere, but no. And Eve No Jikan I've heard of too. Aite. A new list, and more Animes to watch... Here we go!! Eye-cancer Anime + other stuff. | ||
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Ecael
United States6703 Posts
And Bakemonogatari is much more appealing to those who speak the language and those into conversationally-driven stuff. | ||
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Sentenal
United States12398 Posts
For decades, the Galactic Empire has been locked in an interstellar war with the Free Planets Alliance, a conflict that involves thousands of spaceships and millions of soldiers on both sides. Two new commanders enter the conflict with great hopes: Imperial Admiral Reinhard von Lohengramm and the FPA's Yang Wen-Li. As they deal with superiors and subordinates, maneuver through complicated political arrangements, plot strategies, and win battles, each will be tested, and ultimately, changed, by the reality of war. Plus, its only 110 episodes! Also, there are no robots in this show if you are wondering. | ||
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Ferrose
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Zergneedsfood
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On December 26 2010 13:57 Sentenal wrote: Zergneedsfood, the MAL synoposis for LoGH is a pretty good one if you want to know the basics of what the anime is about: Plus, its only 110 episodes! Also, there are no robots in this show if you are wondering. Only 110? FFFUUU Alright. Saving this for AFTER college apps. ^^ | ||
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Sentenal
United States12398 Posts
On December 26 2010 14:00 Ferrose wrote: Why have I never heard of LoGH before? Because most people in this thread only talk about anime made within the past 10 years. | ||
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triangle
United States3803 Posts
On December 26 2010 14:18 Zergneedsfood wrote: Only 110? FFFUUU Alright. Saving this for AFTER college apps. ^^ If you're short on time, do Eve no Jikan. It's only 6 eps. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On December 26 2010 14:23 Sentenal wrote: Because most people in this thread only talk about anime made within the past 10 years. Well, even before I came here I had never heard of it. I will definitely check it out. The synopsis makes it sound awesome. | ||
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Sentenal
United States12398 Posts
On December 26 2010 14:25 Ferrose wrote: Well, even before I came here I had never heard of it. I will definitely check it out. The synopsis makes it sound awesome. You remember that episode of Haruhi, Day of Sagittarius or w/e? The one where they were playing a video game, and had the fleet battles and stuff, with the Opera music playing when it was showing the ships shooting at each other? That stuff was a big homage to LoGH. The anime has sad moments, very epic moments, lots of good characters, lots of depth to the plot. When I was around episode 50 or something, the plot had built up to what would have been the Climaxic finale of any normal anime, but the show wasn't even half way done at that point. And the part I was at isn't even consider to be the best part of the show, so it only gets better (apparently the final season is supposed to be the best). | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
On December 26 2010 14:33 Sentenal wrote: You remember that episode of Haruhi, Day of Sagittarius or w/e? The one where they were playing a video game, and had the fleet battles and stuff, with the Opera music playing when it was showing the ships shooting at each other? That stuff was a big homage to LoGH. The anime has sad moments, very epic moments, lots of good characters, lots of depth to the plot. When I was around episode 50 or something, the plot had built up to what would have been the Climaxic finale of any normal anime, but the show wasn't even half way done at that point. And the part I was at isn't even consider to be the best part of the show, so it only gets better (apparently the final season is supposed to be the best). Oh wow, it was? That's interesting. | ||
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triangle
United States3803 Posts
On December 26 2010 14:33 Sentenal wrote: You remember that episode of Haruhi, Day of Sagittarius or w/e? The one where they were playing a video game, and had the fleet battles and stuff, with the Opera music playing when it was showing the ships shooting at each other? That stuff was a big homage to LoGH. 90% of Haruhi season 1 is a parody of something or another. Yuki/Mikuru are obvious parodies, and half the episodes parody one genre or another (sports ep with literal Deus ex Machina, where "trying hard" is worthless in the end, outlandish romance scene, ridiculous fight scene, joke space battle scene, etc.) And almost every episode has a reference to something or another. There's a list of all the specific references somewhere which I can't currently find for some reason, but for example the books Nagato is reading in each ep generally relate to the ep. Edit - man that was incoherent. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
I'm pumped now for season two and Haqua :D Edit: Now I just have to watch the rest of OreImo. I can't say my expectations are too high though after reading your guys' reactions every week D: | ||
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Shiragaku
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Spazer
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On December 26 2010 16:25 Shiragaku wrote: I just started watching Valkyria Chronicles. To my surprise, it is actually really good in my opinion but the biggest problem are the militia being chill while being shot at. I tried watching it a while back, but Alicia's personality was a huuuge turnoff. I've recently started watching it again, but I now skip all the parts where Alicia speaks outside of battle. I find it's a lot more bearable that way. | ||
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TimeOut
Germany1277 Posts
On December 26 2010 16:25 Shiragaku wrote: I just started watching Valkyria Chronicles. To my surprise, it is actually really good in my opinion but the biggest problem are the militia being chill while being shot at. How does the Valkyria Chronicles anime compare to the original game? Same story or did they change a lot, especially where the characters are concerned? Seconding LoGH. Even if it is 110 episodes and I still haven't completed it, it is one of the best and grandest human-centric space opera stories ever told. The 110 episodes are nearly without any filler, because LoGH was a 110 episodes OVA and not a TV series. So it is mostly filled to the brink with plot. The animation quality is also very good for such an old series. It is not comparable to "modern" anime, but I wouldn't say that it induces eye cancer. Old shows like Armored Trooper Votoms for example are much much worse in my opinion (of course old animation can have it's own charm). About Now and Then, Here and There... Yes, you could watch it. Probably best after or before Grave of the Fireflies. :| Unless + Show Spoiler + you want some lighthearted and upbeat anime for fun. In that case they are probably not the best recommendations. Random stuff I've watched in the last week or so: Sola (very nice, got this from one of the charts, was a good surprise and well done), Eden of the East (another one from the charts, also good). Also I've always wanted to see more mecha stuff, so I watched the first Gundam movie instead of the first series. Fairly interesting but really really old. Got the other two original movies but haven't watched them yet. Also took a look at Votoms because it was recommended, but after the first episode it just didn't click yet. I guess the old art is a part of it. I guess I've to check out the charts again and I've yet to watch the last 10 episodes of Eureka Seven. Nearly forgot about that, oops. Since I'm somehow in a "I want robots to beat the shit out of each other"-mood right now, any recommendation for recent/modern-animated mecha shows, comparable to Code Geass (in battle style/art/quality, the mecha fights were awesome)? I don't know much about all the mecha series in general. I guess I've only seen Code Geass, Eureka Seven, the old Evangelions (although I've nearly forgot most of it) and as I said the first Gundam movie right now. So something that doesn't require a huge amount of background / franchise knowledge would be best. | ||
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