Full Metal Alchemist. Brotherhood is amazing. I also love Inuyasha, and Bleach. I've been meaning to watch Attack on Titan. I've heard its awesome.

i actually forgot to mention FMA it was the first anime i watched fully the first series was great and Brotherhood was just as good but i preferred the original

black bullet i havent seen whats the story line on it?

A near future, where humans have been defeated by the viral parasites named Gastrea. The Gastrea aren't microscopic, they are enormous. Humans have been exiled into a small territory and live in despair, side-by-side in terror.

In this world trapped in darkness—

Rentaro, a young man living near Tokyo and member of the "Civil Security"—an organization specializing in fighting against the Gastrea—is used to accomplishing dangerous tasks. His partner is Enju, a precocious young girl. They fight thanks to their peculiar powers until one day, when they receive a special assignment from the government. This top secret mission is to prevent the destruction of Tokyo...

Set in a near future.

I wish the description did it justice. It's a good show.

We should have a competition to see how many Anime/Manga are based on a post apocalyptic utopia/dystopia world :laugh:

So many animes to love! I also read a lot of manga...for a lot of my favorites I've watched the anime and read the manga and loved both.

My long-running favorites are:
Detective Conan
Cowboy Bebop - Spike is the man
Trigun
Vampire Hunter Bloodlust
Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Hellsing and Hellsing Ultimate
Rurouni Kenshin
Inuyasha
Black Jack
Fruits Basket

Some new additions to the favorites list:
Spice and Wolf
Blue Exorcist
Sword Art Online
Attack on Titan
Hunter x Hunter

And anything and everything that Miyazaki has created.

I don't like anime mostly, but I do have a few I like.

Loved Samurai Champloo, Wolf's Rain, Cowboy Bebop, Full Metal Alchemist.

Recently, I really enjoyed Noragami- on Netflix.

Dragon Ball z. Hands down is the best. Can anyone suggest other good anime that is similar?

I haven't watched in a few years. Most of my viewing was from late 80's to early 2000. Some of my faves:
El Hazard
Tenchi
Slam Dunk!
Kimagure (sp) Orange Road
Love Hina

Bri_Wags90 wrote: »

Dragon Ball z. Hands down is the best. Can anyone suggest other good anime that is similar?

Really, there are no anime quite like it. I always thought that Fist of the North Star was kind of similar, and I know we're talking DBZ here, but Hunter X Hunter also used to remind me of DB simply due to the art styles and such too.

As far as modern anime goes, I am at a loss for ya lol.

Ghost In The shell (boo on the casting of the live action movie) and Evangelion. I don't watch that many new anime because all you hear about is a lot of the crappy stuff toonami has on. So much gets imported that you only end up hearing about by word of mouth. That said i do wish they'd make some more Excel Saga and maybe a Phoenix Wright anime. Getting kinda sick of all the Appleseed remakes though.

I notice no one is mentioning whether they are watching subtitles or dubbed versions. Sometimes they've done a really good job with the dubbing, but others just break your heart. I grew up watching Voltron, and now that I've seen Golion its practically like watching an entirely different show. Half of the stuff that's been "cleaned up" for american broadcast has had to make terrible revisions. Cardcaptor Sakura is a thousand times better than Cardcaptors, so much of the character development is destroyed because we can't have a boy have a crush on a man! Entire episodes don't make sense. I've heard that Yugioh and One Piece have the same problem. I watched all of Slayers/Next/Try on VHS, and loved them but as soon as I got the DVD I discovered that I couldn't stand the actress they chose for Lina. She's no Megumi Hiyashibara that's for sure! My kids are not allowed to watch it until they can keep up with the subs.

That said I'll watch Trigun, Cowboy Bebop and FMA either way. Though I won't swear to the quality of FMA, I haven't watched enough to really judge. And all of the Miyzaki films dubbed since they started working with Disney in the late 90s have been excellent.

Most recently just watched Attack on Titan and SAO. Tried Death Note but couldn't get into it. Some of my old favorites I've yet to mention are Outlaw Star, Rayearth, Tenchi Muyo, Lodoss War, Unico, and Fushigi Yugi (shut-up, I got attached in High School) i wish Shamanic Princess had been a whole series. . . or that I could find the disk