Favorite anime character?
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It's Holo from Spice & Wolf.martintox said:Uhh... Nonono wait, I got this. ... D-don't tell me. Don't tell me, don't tell me! I can do this! Don't tell me! DON'T TELL ME! Ok, tell me.Macgyvercas said:
OT: Knowing that Trigun is the only anime that I really watched...
I have two favourites: Motoko Kusanagi from "Ghost in the Shell" and Nausicäa from "Nausicäa of the Valley of the Wind". What can i say? I like strong women! 
He looks like Mike Haggar from Final Fight.AdamRhodes said:
Freddie, the greatest anime character based on the greatest rock star ever
<---This handsome devil right here.
If you don't know, it's Nabeshin, the world's most epic self-insert anime director of all time. Don't believe me? Observe:
If you don't know, it's Nabeshin, the world's most epic self-insert anime director of all time. Don't believe me? Observe:
Kira Yamato, To start hes voiced by my favorite voice actor and 2 he embodies all the kick-ass I wanna be.
Settle in for this.martintox said:Who's Holo? What's Spice & Wolf? What's "from"?Macgyvercas said:
Spice & Wolf (Ookami to Koushinryou in Japan) is a series of 17 fantasy light novels, upon which a two season anime series and a manga series are based. The story revolves around Kraft Lawrence, a 25 year old travelling merchant who is just trying to make a living on the road, and hopefully earn enough to set up his own shop in a town. Until on night, he has a chance encounter with Holo, a 600+ year old wolf god of the harvest. She has been bound to the region for many years, and wishes to return to her homeland in the north. But before that, she wants to see how placed have changed, so she makes an agreement to travel with Lawrence. On the way, they foster their relationship through banter, financial transactions, and occaisional church persecution.
Admittly, while it is set in a fictionalized version of medieval Europe, it's not fantasy in the sense you would normally associate with the term, focusing on bartering, economics and trading rather than on sword and sorcery. But the characters are interesting, the banter between the two leads in highly amusing, there are parts where they go into discussions about economics, and yet they still manage to remain relatively understandable, the soundtrack is very well done, and the dub isn't half bad (if you like watching dubs). Overall, it's a very well done series. My recommendation is to give it five episodes. If you don't like it after that, odds are good you aren't going to.
insanity. always more fun with firearms.Disturbed-hell said:Alucard. Why? Argue with this:
My Top 5.
1.Haruhi Suzumiya From The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.
2.Alucard From Hellsing. (OVA or not, still great)
3.Alphonse Elric From Fullmetal Alchemist.
4.Konata Izumi From Lucky Star.
5.Excel From Excel Saga.
i just love them all so much
