Any anime fans in here?

Hello Anime fans.

Sword Art Online is a great one.

Also some great ones from back in the day like Hikaru no Go and Trigun (all-time faves list)

Sports animals really pretty good like Diamond no Ace and the classic Hajime no Ippo

Also love me some Tengu Tenge

I loved anime in high school. I lost interest over the years, but I'll rewatch some of my old favorites.

Cerealsensei wrote: »

KyleGrace8 wrote: »

Cerealsensei wrote: »

Just finished part 4 of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, the ladder half of the season really delivered. Kinda sad that I'm gonna have to wait forever and a day until the next part comes out, though I've heard they might do a few OVA's.

I'm currently on the latest season, haven't finished it yet but I like this show! I didn't realize there were other seasons and had to go back and watch those while waiting for the new episodes to air.

The other ones were so good too, I think Stardust Crusaders was probably my favorite part so far, so many good fights on that one.

Battle Tendency for me and the bf liked Phantom Blood.

AnthonyX150X wrote: »

I forgot to mention my all-time favorite anime:

Dragonball/Dragonball Z

Have you watched Dragon Ball Super? I'd skip the first two arcs and watch the movies Battle of the Gods and Resurrection of F (a lot weaker than BoGs, but still pretty nice), but the following tournament arc had some nice fights. The most recent arc that just wrapped up would definitely be worth a watch.

Cerealsensei wrote: »

Or am I the only one? Somehow I feel like it's just me.

But if I'm not feel free to drop some good anime's to check out, the last show I watched was Death Parade and I'm looking to start watching a new series.

Tatami Galaxy is one of the most critically acclaimed out there. You know an anime is good when /a/ universally likes it. It's by the legendary director Masaaki Yuasa so it has a really distinctive visual design and story progression. I'm not sure how to describe it other than it's a really inspirational short series (12 eps, I think) that's good to watch if you feel like your life is stuck in a rut. It's about a guy who's just entering university and he's thinking about what extra-curricular club to join. In every episode he chooses a different club, things fall apart, he moans about how "it wasn't the life he wanted and he would've done things differently", and then the clock turns back and he does it all over again. Somewhat spoilerish: at the climax/end of the series, after constant failures, he gives up on the world and resigns himself to his 2x3 tatami bedroom to become a recluse. He gets trapped there and needs to escape and sees reflections of his past selves zipping in and out of time. If you look closely in the background of the eps while you're watching, you can actually see other versions of him, but you're never going to notice on the first watch-through because the subs move at a lightning fast pace.

Kaiba is by the same director and despite it's cutesy appearance, it's *kitten* depressing. It's set in a dystopian sci-fi universe unlike any other I've ever seen. Most people's brains/memories have been converted into these conical chip devices, so they can swap between different bodies.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is utterly indescribable and that's what's so great about it. It's also extremely long-running and influential.

Samurai Champloo is and will always be my favorite anime. Currently working my way through Samurai Flamenco and Chi's Sweet Home. Showa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu was my favorite anime from last year.