It blatantly showed that there was far more unresolved story arcs to go, but they literally stopped it for no reason.Haydyn said:
So I want to try some anime...
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a new Fullmetal Alchemist is available for free on hulu.com (in the US, anyway.) And it's great.
You should search for this in the forums, though. This isn't the first time this has been asked. It probably isn't the hundredth time, either.
You should search for this in the forums, though. This isn't the first time this has been asked. It probably isn't the hundredth time, either.
Black Lagoon, Berserk, Initial D (has a lot of good drift races in it), and some others everyone already said
Alright, to answer your questions:
1. I'm 14, and will probably watching it on my computer in the family room, so I guess nothing way too mature (though I can handle mature-er plots, concepts, etc.)
2. I like watching sci-fi action and have recently developed an interest in Twin Peaks.
3. Quality isn't an issue. I used to watch edd ed'n eddy (back around when I watched Toonami)
4. I would like to try some mecha and maybe some of the more comedy-focused stuff
Also, if you can tell me what's available on Netflix instant, that'd be great. I really love the service, and my PC's dvd player might have some issues.
1. I'm 14, and will probably watching it on my computer in the family room, so I guess nothing way too mature (though I can handle mature-er plots, concepts, etc.)
2. I like watching sci-fi action and have recently developed an interest in Twin Peaks.
3. Quality isn't an issue. I used to watch edd ed'n eddy (back around when I watched Toonami)
4. I would like to try some mecha and maybe some of the more comedy-focused stuff
Also, if you can tell me what's available on Netflix instant, that'd be great. I really love the service, and my PC's dvd player might have some issues.
I agree with Full Metal Alchemist for a starter anime but I recommend you watch Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood it is basically the same premise and plotlint to an extent as the original but has way more content and is a million times better.
Also as I always say: TENGEN TOPPA GURREN LAGANN.
Just watch it, don't think about it just do it. It will blow your mind.
Also as I always say: TENGEN TOPPA GURREN LAGANN.
Just watch it, don't think about it just do it. It will blow your mind.
Black Lagoon is on Netflix. it's rather mature with the guns, guts, and language but its not on instant.smearyllama said:
Based on what you said, I would say that Eureka 7 would be your best bet.
-Kind of light hearted. (Gets serious when it needs to.)
-Great mecha action.(Mechs on flying surfboards, what is there to hate in that?)
-Great story/characters.
-Not very off-setting.
-Kind of light hearted. (Gets serious when it needs to.)
-Great mecha action.(Mechs on flying surfboards, what is there to hate in that?)
-Great story/characters.
-Not very off-setting.
Judging by your responses I'd go for Trigun (comedic Sci-Fi)or Akira (more serious and one of the originals of the genre).
For mechs I'd say Evangalion, although there is a bit more to them than just that. Again an orignal classic. Or maybe something along the lines of Gundam.
If you like Trigun I'd also go Hellsing, Cowboy Bebop and Dragonball Z Kai (the new cut down version), they're all pretty similar. Vampire Hunter D is also a classic if Vamps are your thing.
If you've then decided to move onto heavier/more gory/ adult fare, Wicked City, Ninja Scroll for the classics and Beserk. These last 3 are pretty graphic though.
I'm not sure about online availiablity. All these are worth purchasing retail anyways.
For mechs I'd say Evangalion, although there is a bit more to them than just that. Again an orignal classic. Or maybe something along the lines of Gundam.
If you like Trigun I'd also go Hellsing, Cowboy Bebop and Dragonball Z Kai (the new cut down version), they're all pretty similar. Vampire Hunter D is also a classic if Vamps are your thing.
If you've then decided to move onto heavier/more gory/ adult fare, Wicked City, Ninja Scroll for the classics and Beserk. These last 3 are pretty graphic though.
I'm not sure about online availiablity. All these are worth purchasing retail anyways.
if you want a not so seriouse anime...try Lucky Star, if you wan't to try a seriouse anime one day try Elfen Lied
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... Or maybe Bleach.
... Or maybe Bleach.
If you want a good anime try Outlaw Star. That seems to be the anime even not anime fans like. It balances out pretty well with 70% funny and 30% serious, and even the serious is not that serious anyways.
Be sure to pick up the Japanese or the European editions of the DVD, because I heard the American one had some parts edited and one episode fully deleted. Though I don't know if this extends to the DVD pack, but just make sure before purchasing it.
Be sure to pick up the Japanese or the European editions of the DVD, because I heard the American one had some parts edited and one episode fully deleted. Though I don't know if this extends to the DVD pack, but just make sure before purchasing it.
High School of the DEAD
Love Hina
History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi
Fairy Tail (If you like fantasy, magic and such)
Personally i started with Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Full Metal Alchemist, Trigun and Guyver but some might say a few of those are a bit weird to start out with.
Love Hina
History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi
Fairy Tail (If you like fantasy, magic and such)
Personally i started with Naruto, Bleach, One Piece, Full Metal Alchemist, Trigun and Guyver but some might say a few of those are a bit weird to start out with.
Uh yeah, let's try starting with some Miyazaki. Or some Satoshi Kon, if you're after a bit of a mind fuck. Failing that there's always Higurashi as a personal favourite, or Now and Then, Here and There, which is a bit of a hard watch but is just brilliant.