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TizzytheTormentor said:
SkarKrow said:
TizzytheTormentor said:
I like Fairy Tail, One Piece, Beelzebub and such, although I mostly read the manga for those.

I love Durarara!! and I got Baccano on DVD and I am borrowing my sisters Gurren Lagann DVDs and she wants me to watch Steins Gate, I really want to watch them, but work (which is thankfully ending this week) and assignments (just have to keep on top of them) has kept me from watching them, I might start next week if I am lucky.
On the topic of One Piece, aren't you glad that the anime finally hit Punk Hazard? Fishman Island was good (Zoro slashing Hody down in a single blow and destroying the octopus guy in the blink of an eye being highlights, and I'm glad they showed off peoples new powers and gave Usopp and Chopper some badassery, shame Franky didn't get to be a badass again) and all but it really dragged it's heels in the middle. (A bit like Impel Down and to a lesser extent the Whitebeard War)
Yeah, Punk Hazard has been a fantastic arc so far! Have you read up to date?
I can't wait to see just how strong Doflamingo is! He is heading towards Punk Hazard!

I do like the how Chopper and Usopp got some bad-assery but it sucks that Usopp is still portrayed as a coward, he can be a little afraid (he isn't fearless like Luffy or Zoro) but having him flip out makes him look weak.

Franky really needs another good fight! He is fully capable, but all his battles are in robots.
Them borked spoilers in my inbox man!

I'd love to see how strong Doflamingo is, we know he's stronger than Moria, but Moria was mostly hot air and a devil fruit, I'd love to see how strong Crocodile is now, because he fought easily on par with Doflamingo in the battle at Marineford. But I am trying to stick to watching One Piece and not reading miles ahead. Though I do read the wiki out of boredom so I have a vague idea of what goes on on Punk Hazard. I know it has Smoker and Law.

Yeah with Usopp I hope they don't keep him as too much of a wuss, since he's now actually very strong, likely as strong as Luffy was pre-timeskip and a very capable fighter. I really enjoyed him in Fishman Island, where he said something along the lines of "I'm a terrible liar now, I used to be great at boasting but now I can really do all of this".

I'd love a really serious Franky fight, when Franky was introduced he was hinted at being in Luffy's league of strength but he's become a bit of a joke now, though I really do like Franky and find him funny, I love when he gets to be a badass, as I said before when he fights Fukurou is one of my favourite fights in the entire series (when he fights Spider Monkey is good too, a good blend of comedy and badassery!). Though when he was fighting on Fishman Island most of his attacks from the robot involved him opening the hatch and attacking himself.

I think Zoro is likely a bit more badass than Luffy now, the whole Fishman Island arc had him so far outclassing everybody who fought him it was unreal, but with all the energy steroids Hody was chomping on it's hard to get a measure of the gap in power between Luffy and Zoro, though I've always said that the gap between them isn't as vast as everyone claims.

They fought on par in Whisky Peaks way back at the start of the Grand Line and Zoro defeated Hody in a single blow even after energy steroids but before the massive overdose. Zoro also took a hell of a beating during the Thriller Bark arc, taking several head on blows from Oars before fighting Kuma in the aftermath and offering his own head in Luffy's place and taking in all the pain and suffering Luffy had been through, on top of his own, and is left still standing afterwards, albeit in very poor condition.

That said Luffy fought Magellan and lived, and Magellan nearly killed Blackbeards entire crew in the blink of an eye were it not for Shilliew...
 

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That'd be hard for me to rank. There's so many great animes and there's still plenty I'd like to watch. I suppose I'll just list a few of my favorites in no particular order:

Steins;Gate - Okabe is awesome. Every time I have to put on a lab coat (I'm a Chemistry major so that's fairly often) I have to repress an urge to laugh manically.

Welcome to the NHK! - Depressing and hilarious at the same time.

Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood - Coolest concept of magic I'd seen in a while. Kept me wanting more after each episode.
 

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Though I think Incognito is a poor antagonist, he's a great monster but a poor antagonist. He reminds of bad final bosses from Sonic games, he's really just a big bad ugly beast that shows up at the end for the sake of a fight. Spectacular though he was I felt him too shallow.

Perhaps it's just not my thing, after all I love exposition and depth in my anime, hence my love of One Piece's more calm moments and flashbacks.
What if I told you that I agree with you on Incognito being shallow? What if I told you I think he's too meta to get any deeper?

What if Incognito is a commentary on the antagonist construction set people seem to be using? To be honest, Incognito is as cheesy as they come. Think final fight moments in, say, Afro Samurai or, well, not just a bad final boss from Sonic games, but the mind-numbingly unfair Seth of Steet Fighter IV.

Also, his gadget and surprise-loving nature reminded me of Takashi Miike's Zebraman. Take a step back and have a laugh, or just a constant smirk together with Alucard. I think it's worth it.

One Piece amazed and entertained me when it first started out... then things got just a tad bit too freaky and weird for me, sort of that recurring point in a TV series life when J. J. Abrams runs out of smart stuff and just goes on to mess with your head and make shit up from scratch. Case in point: LOST and Fringe. That's what One Piece reminds me of now, and that's not a good thing.
 

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Fullmetal Aclhemist.

It's an engaging story with interesting, believable characters and interesting themes, and it's about a bunch of scientists beating the snot out of people. What more can you wish for?
 

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My favorite ongoing series are One Piece and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
As for finished ones, those are Dragon ball, Samurai Champloo, Great Teacher Onizuka and Vandread.
Also, my favorite full-length animes are Tokyo godfathers and Girl who lept through time.
 

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Headdrivehardscrew said:
SkarKrow said:
Though I think Incognito is a poor antagonist, he's a great monster but a poor antagonist. He reminds of bad final bosses from Sonic games, he's really just a big bad ugly beast that shows up at the end for the sake of a fight. Spectacular though he was I felt him too shallow.

Perhaps it's just not my thing, after all I love exposition and depth in my anime, hence my love of One Piece's more calm moments and flashbacks.
What if I told you that I agree with you on Incognito being shallow? What if I told you I think he's too meta to get any deeper?

What if Incognito is a commentary on the antagonist construction set people seem to be using? To be honest, Incognito is as cheesy as they come. Think final fight moments in, say, Afro Samurai or, well, not just a bad final boss from Sonic games, but the mind-numbingly unfair Seth of Steet Fighter IV.

Also, his gadget and surprise-loving nature reminded me of Takashi Miike's Zebraman. Take a step back and have a laugh, or just a constant smirk together with Alucard. I think it's worth it.

One Piece amazed and entertained me when it first started out... then things got just a tad bit too freaky and weird for me, sort of that recurring point in a TV series life when J. J. Abrams runs out of smart stuff and just goes on to mess with your head and make shit up from scratch. Case in point: LOST and Fringe. That's what One Piece reminds me of now, and that's not a good thing.
Hmm then I think it all makes sense now, if he's supposed to be a parody and a social commentary then it's very clever, but if not then blargh. I've not seen Afro Samurai nor am I big on street fighter, but can it be drawn as parallel to that **** Jinpachi at the end of Tekken 5's story mode? Giant invulnerable 50 hit combo spamming fireball spewing meteor summoning prick that he was.

Hmmm, weird, One Piece isn't like that for me yet, most of it makes sense thus far though some things are yet to be expanded upon, like "just how strong is Dragon?". It's pretty complex and there are a lot of important characters going on b ut it's all well explained and expanded upon, though it's become a tad common for Luffy to almost die in every fight, whereas earlier on he'd sometimes almost die, and sometimes just beat the 7 shades of shit out of the bad guy.

Though, One Piece is already finished, apparently, Oda knows how it's gonna end and is really just filling the path there with smaller adventures as part of the overarching storyline, which is fine, since One Piece is mostly about adventure and freedom.

Edit: It's nowhere near the mess of convenient plot holes and magic macguffins that is the current state of Naruto. I say Naruto ends by the 1st Hokages DNA magically being able to spawn fucking Cthulu and end the world (oh wait...).
 

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Bible Black

I'm still working my way through Desert Bus and haven't had time to watch all the great anime I've been meaning to watch.

I've really enjoyed the first half of the first season of Code Geass.

I've also been watching Naruto and I'm enclined to give it as much credits as my generation gives Dragon Ball Z or Pokemon.
And it's legitemately interesting to watch all these different character fight, because there are so many different things going on, you'll never know exactly what you'll see.
It is one of the most long and draw out things ever though--and I thought Bleach was bad. My favorite character's Rock Lee because he seems to be the only one who knows he's in a cartoon, and everyone's built up to be the most badass little kid since the last badass little kid they built up just last episode.
 

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No real order.

1. Bakemonogatari
2. Puella Magi Madoka Magika
3. Kure-nai
4. Shiki
5. Tatami Galaxy
6. Ef ~a tale of memories~
7. Berserk
8. Steins;Gate

SkarKrow said:
Headdrivehardscrew said:
I have no intention of being a dick here but I'd really love a level-headed explanation of what's so great about Hellsing apart from it's violent as hell and Alucard is a badass?
I watched the entire thing and found the story to be a bit of a mess and nothing seemed to have a point other than spectacle. I haven't watched Hellsing Ultimate or read the manga, and I know that the anime strays far from the manga, so maybe thats why.
The TV anime series was by GONZO, notorious for making horrible storyline changes and making a mess of original work. Watch Hellsing Ultimate or read the manga.

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I think you might find the best of year reviews from ANN a good place to start.

A link to 2012: http://www.animenewsnetwork.co.uk/feature/2013-01-01/

Follow those backwards a few years- 2010 was especially good.

I have a huge list of anime I've thought amazing, some of which have been mentioned so far. But you don't really say what you like, just that you've watched some good ones. Perhaps you don't really know; I don't think I do.

One that has not been mentioned, and deserves to be, is Berserk. The best character development in a short series I have seen, in any medium. It remains the only anime that, when it ended, I simply had to hunt the manga down, once I realised they had dramatised only an arc of the manga. Berserk is now being made into movies, of which two have been released so far. I do not recommend watching these before watching the original 1990s series. They have gutted most of the character development in place of action scenes.
Whilst I see you are a man of taste, I object to you recommending ANN, I find their reviewers to by worse than modern videogame "journalists."

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You tolerate DMC? But you think Bakemonogatari is "pushing the envelope." That seems abit hypocritical to say the least.
 

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Mononoke Hime, Berserk. I don't make lists, but those two are consistently on my mind when animes come up.
 

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TizzytheTormentor said:
SkarKrow said:
TizzytheTormentor said:
SkarKrow said:
TizzytheTormentor said:
I like Fairy Tail, One Piece, Beelzebub and such, although I mostly read the manga for those.

I love Durarara!! and I got Baccano on DVD and I am borrowing my sisters Gurren Lagann DVDs and she wants me to watch Steins Gate, I really want to watch them, but work (which is thankfully ending this week) and assignments (just have to keep on top of them) has kept me from watching them, I might start next week if I am lucky.
On the topic of One Piece, aren't you glad that the anime finally hit Punk Hazard? Fishman Island was good (Zoro slashing Hody down in a single blow and destroying the octopus guy in the blink of an eye being highlights, and I'm glad they showed off peoples new powers and gave Usopp and Chopper some badassery, shame Franky didn't get to be a badass again) and all but it really dragged it's heels in the middle. (A bit like Impel Down and to a lesser extent the Whitebeard War)
Yeah, Punk Hazard has been a fantastic arc so far! Have you read up to date?
I can't wait to see just how strong Doflamingo is! He is heading towards Punk Hazard!

I do like the how Chopper and Usopp got some bad-assery but it sucks that Usopp is still portrayed as a coward, he can be a little afraid (he isn't fearless like Luffy or Zoro) but having him flip out makes him look weak.

Franky really needs another good fight! He is fully capable, but all his battles are in robots.
Them borked spoilers in my inbox man!

I'd love to see how strong Doflamingo is, we know he's stronger than Moria, but Moria was mostly hot air and a devil fruit, I'd love to see how strong Crocodile is now, because he fought easily on par with Doflamingo in the battle at Marineford. But I am trying to stick to watching One Piece and not reading miles ahead. Though I do read the wiki out of boredom so I have a vague idea of what goes on on Punk Hazard. I know it has Smoker and Law.

Yeah with Usopp I hope they don't keep him as too much of a wuss, since he's now actually very strong, likely as strong as Luffy was pre-timeskip and a very capable fighter. I really enjoyed him in Fishman Island, where he said something along the lines of "I'm a terrible liar now, I used to be great at boasting but now I can really do all of this".

I'd love a really serious Franky fight, when Franky was introduced he was hinted at being in Luffy's league of strength but he's become a bit of a joke now, though I really do like Franky and find him funny, I love when he gets to be a badass, as I said before when he fights Fukurou is one of my favourite fights in the entire series (when he fights Spider Monkey is good too, a good blend of comedy and badassery!). Though when he was fighting on Fishman Island most of his attacks from the robot involved him opening the hatch and attacking himself.

I think Zoro is likely a bit more badass than Luffy now, the whole Fishman Island arc had him so far outclassing everybody who fought him it was unreal, but with all the energy steroids Hody was chomping on it's hard to get a measure of the gap in power between Luffy and Zoro, though I've always said that the gap between them isn't as vast as everyone claims.

They fought on par in Whisky Peaks way back at the start of the Grand Line and Zoro defeated Hody in a single blow even after energy steroids but before the massive overdose. Zoro also took a hell of a beating during the Thriller Bark arc, taking several head on blows from Oars before fighting Kuma in the aftermath and offering his own head in Luffy's place and taking in all the pain and suffering Luffy had been through, on top of his own, and is left still standing afterwards, albeit in very poor condition.

That said Luffy fought Magellan and lived, and Magellan nearly killed Blackbeards entire crew in the blink of an eye were it not for Shilliew...
Sorry about that!
Luffy lost 10 years of his life span after being healed by Ivankov after fight Magellan, which is sad considering Ace was move to Marineford before he could get to him!

People overestimate how strong Mihawk is to be honest, he has the title of "Worlds Greatest Swordsman" but he fought on par with Vista during the Whitebeard war, you could say Mihawk wasn't fighting at full strength, but you coul say the same for Vista (but he may have improved over the time-skip) He did train Zoro up well.

I also want to see more serious fights with Sanji, his Diable Jambe is bad-ass and I want to see more!

I also wonder how the marines are, you know how...
Aokiji resigned and Akainu is now Fleet Admiral? And how Luffy pissed off Big Mom?
Honestly, I also hope to see Kaido, the person who killed Moria's original crew! Oh, and apparently Moria escaped from Doflamingo and the Pacifistas and is hiding in the New World!
Also, you should join this [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/groups/view/One-Piece-Fans] group! We can talk about One Piece there!
Joined!

It is quite sad but the life span of humans in One Piece is something around 150 years anyway I think, or something crazy like that though I for the life of me can't recall where that came up but I'm sure it did.

It's probable that Mihawk was holding back, since he barely seemed to break a sweat during the Whitebeard War and showed absolutely no fear of even Whitebeard himself, but I do think that people overestimate his prowess and I think that to count as a swordsman you must need to call yourself one of something, because Shanks fights with a sword and I refuse to believe that Mihawk is stronger than Shanks.

I've seen the end of Fishman Island and that does interest me, I'm curious as to where Aokiji will end up and when we'll see somebody fight Akainu, though it was shown that Whitebeard still fears Akainu (who, let's face, it isn't THAT strong, Shanks can stop him single handedly with no effort and Garp or Sengoku are likely many times more powerful), but a lot could have changed in the timeskip.

Ah yeah it was hinted that Moria was still around, which is good because I do like Moria as a villain, especially as he's got a good backstory and is kind of a tragic figure in a weird way.

I'll tell you what I think people overestimate: Coby. Yes, Coby has gotten stronger over the timeskip, but he will not be anywhere near Luffy's level, he will not be to Luffy what Garp was to Gol D. Roger, it's not gonna happen, that role is already filled by the astounding awesomeness of Smoker.

Now Smoker, he's a badass. Fuck Coby and Helmeppo, they're both forever damned to be owned by Luffy and Zoro.
 

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Lovely Mixture said:
SkarKrow said:
Lovely Mixture said:
I may read the manga or watch Hellsing Ultimate, but that thing I watched left a nasty taste...
As it did to me as well. I didn't think the manga could be any better, I was wrong.
Onto my giant backlog of entertainment pile it goes then :p along with 50 games on Steam, a good 8 PS3 titles, 4 or 5 DS and 3DS games, a few movies, giving Bleach another go, and finishing off Ada's shitty campaign on Resi 6.
 

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I haven't seen anime in a while so my decision could be a bit out dated.

To this day, my favorite anime is Eureka seveN. I like the art style, the complicated plot, the characters are all fun and get a decent amount of characterization and screen time, the action is plentiful, and the gore and WTF moments are sprinkled around in decent points of the story.

I'd say Bleach is a close second, only because there are too many filler arcs and they are hit and miss.
 

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Cowboy Bebop, without a doubt.

The music, the aesthetic, the characters, the story - there was nothing about this series I didn't/don't love.


Samurai Champloo was another one I enjoyed, for pretty much the same reasoning.

Have always had a soft spot for Vampire Hunter D and Project Ako, thanks to them being the first anime exposure I had - Scifi channel Saturday mornings, hells yeah.
 

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My personal favorite is called mushi-shi. Though it might not be what you're looking for.

It's set in a version of edo era Japan that's full of these creatures called mushi. Mushi are hard to explain. The show describes them as being the essence of life itself. So basic that most people can't even see them.
The show itself is about a bloke called Ginko, who travels around, studying mushi, and helping people whose lives have been affected by them.
Every episode is self contained. There's no overarching story that holds them all together. You could literally watch the episodes in any order you feel like, and only occasionally miss a tiny reference to an earlier episode.
What I love about this show is its atmosphere. Every single episode draws you into whatever situation Ginko has found himself in, makes you interested in the people he meets, and the mushi he encounters, and gives you much to think about once it's ended.
And not every episode has a happy ending. There are quite a few bittersweet, and even complete downer endings. But you always leave satisfied. With a new outlook on life.

That's just what I think.
 

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TizzytheTormentor said:
SkarKrow said:
TizzytheTormentor said:
SkarKrow said:
TizzytheTormentor said:
SkarKrow said:
TizzytheTormentor said:
I like Fairy Tail, One Piece, Beelzebub and such, although I mostly read the manga for those.

I love Durarara!! and I got Baccano on DVD and I am borrowing my sisters Gurren Lagann DVDs and she wants me to watch Steins Gate, I really want to watch them, but work (which is thankfully ending this week) and assignments (just have to keep on top of them) has kept me from watching them, I might start next week if I am lucky.
On the topic of One Piece, aren't you glad that the anime finally hit Punk Hazard? Fishman Island was good (Zoro slashing Hody down in a single blow and destroying the octopus guy in the blink of an eye being highlights, and I'm glad they showed off peoples new powers and gave Usopp and Chopper some badassery, shame Franky didn't get to be a badass again) and all but it really dragged it's heels in the middle. (A bit like Impel Down and to a lesser extent the Whitebeard War)
Yeah, Punk Hazard has been a fantastic arc so far! Have you read up to date?
I can't wait to see just how strong Doflamingo is! He is heading towards Punk Hazard!

I do like the how Chopper and Usopp got some bad-assery but it sucks that Usopp is still portrayed as a coward, he can be a little afraid (he isn't fearless like Luffy or Zoro) but having him flip out makes him look weak.

Franky really needs another good fight! He is fully capable, but all his battles are in robots.
Them borked spoilers in my inbox man!

I'd love to see how strong Doflamingo is, we know he's stronger than Moria, but Moria was mostly hot air and a devil fruit, I'd love to see how strong Crocodile is now, because he fought easily on par with Doflamingo in the battle at Marineford. But I am trying to stick to watching One Piece and not reading miles ahead. Though I do read the wiki out of boredom so I have a vague idea of what goes on on Punk Hazard. I know it has Smoker and Law.

Yeah with Usopp I hope they don't keep him as too much of a wuss, since he's now actually very strong, likely as strong as Luffy was pre-timeskip and a very capable fighter. I really enjoyed him in Fishman Island, where he said something along the lines of "I'm a terrible liar now, I used to be great at boasting but now I can really do all of this".

I'd love a really serious Franky fight, when Franky was introduced he was hinted at being in Luffy's league of strength but he's become a bit of a joke now, though I really do like Franky and find him funny, I love when he gets to be a badass, as I said before when he fights Fukurou is one of my favourite fights in the entire series (when he fights Spider Monkey is good too, a good blend of comedy and badassery!). Though when he was fighting on Fishman Island most of his attacks from the robot involved him opening the hatch and attacking himself.

I think Zoro is likely a bit more badass than Luffy now, the whole Fishman Island arc had him so far outclassing everybody who fought him it was unreal, but with all the energy steroids Hody was chomping on it's hard to get a measure of the gap in power between Luffy and Zoro, though I've always said that the gap between them isn't as vast as everyone claims.

They fought on par in Whisky Peaks way back at the start of the Grand Line and Zoro defeated Hody in a single blow even after energy steroids but before the massive overdose. Zoro also took a hell of a beating during the Thriller Bark arc, taking several head on blows from Oars before fighting Kuma in the aftermath and offering his own head in Luffy's place and taking in all the pain and suffering Luffy had been through, on top of his own, and is left still standing afterwards, albeit in very poor condition.

That said Luffy fought Magellan and lived, and Magellan nearly killed Blackbeards entire crew in the blink of an eye were it not for Shilliew...
Sorry about that!
Luffy lost 10 years of his life span after being healed by Ivankov after fight Magellan, which is sad considering Ace was move to Marineford before he could get to him!

People overestimate how strong Mihawk is to be honest, he has the title of "Worlds Greatest Swordsman" but he fought on par with Vista during the Whitebeard war, you could say Mihawk wasn't fighting at full strength, but you coul say the same for Vista (but he may have improved over the time-skip) He did train Zoro up well.

I also want to see more serious fights with Sanji, his Diable Jambe is bad-ass and I want to see more!

I also wonder how the marines are, you know how...
Aokiji resigned and Akainu is now Fleet Admiral? And how Luffy pissed off Big Mom?
Honestly, I also hope to see Kaido, the person who killed Moria's original crew! Oh, and apparently Moria escaped from Doflamingo and the Pacifistas and is hiding in the New World!
Also, you should join this [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/groups/view/One-Piece-Fans] group! We can talk about One Piece there!
Joined!

It is quite sad but the life span of humans in One Piece is something around 150 years anyway I think, or something crazy like that though I for the life of me can't recall where that came up but I'm sure it did.

It's probable that Mihawk was holding back, since he barely seemed to break a sweat during the Whitebeard War and showed absolutely no fear of even Whitebeard himself, but I do think that people overestimate his prowess and I think that to count as a swordsman you must need to call yourself one of something, because Shanks fights with a sword and I refuse to believe that Mihawk is stronger than Shanks.

I've seen the end of Fishman Island and that does interest me, I'm curious as to where Aokiji will end up and when we'll see somebody fight Akainu, though it was shown that Whitebeard still fears Akainu (who, let's face, it isn't THAT strong, Shanks can stop him single handedly with no effort and Garp or Sengoku are likely many times more powerful), but a lot could have changed in the timeskip.

Ah yeah it was hinted that Moria was still around, which is good because I do like Moria as a villain, especially as he's got a good backstory and is kind of a tragic figure in a weird way.

I'll tell you what I think people overestimate: Coby. Yes, Coby has gotten stronger over the timeskip, but he will not be anywhere near Luffy's level, he will not be to Luffy what Garp was to Gol D. Roger, it's not gonna happen, that role is already filled by the astounding awesomeness of Smoker.

Now Smoker, he's a badass. Fuck Coby and Helmeppo, they're both forever damned to be owned by Luffy and Zoro.
We can talk in the usergroup later!
Coby has gotten stronger, but he is only a captain I think and Helmeppo is lower than that, I think that Coby is much more competent than he was before, but he will not catch up to Luffy!

Shanks and Mihawk used to fight a lot before, hinting that they are on the same level at least, but we don't know how much this has changed, he seemed to want to high tail it out of Marineford after seeing Shanks show up!

The Yonko, Marine Admirals, Shichibukai and Supernovas are the strongest forces in the world, I hope the supernovas will come into the story more, they were cool as hell! I also want to see more of the Revolutionaries and Dragon, just how strong is he to have become the most wanted man in the world! I am not sure if this was in the anime, but Buggy recieved a letter after Marineford, but it never said what it was, I think it was an invitation to become a Shichibukai because although Buggy is weak, his crew of escaped inmates is powerful and the marines overestimated his powers in the war (Buggy is a comedic character, so it would be funny for him to be in such a position)

Also, not a spoiler, but have you seen the picture of the supernovas after the timeskip?

Does that not kick-ass? Oda drew it for a curious fan! He forgot Zoro though!
Yeah, but it's also possible that Mihawk just didn't want to fight with Shanks because they seem to at least tolerate each other and haven't been shown to be enemies really, rivals at one point but never enemies. I think when Shanks showed up everyone wanted to get the fuck away!

Indeed, thought the supernovas are far from an organised thing, though a few of them have been forging an allegiance in the new world if I'm not mistaken, I think it was Eustass Kid, Scratmen Apoo and Basil Hawkins. I'm not sure quite where he'd fit in the Royal Shichibukai though, because the only empty slot was Moria's to my recollection and that was filled by Law, although that said Jinbei did quit (now Jinbei is a fucking badass) so it's possible and it would be an amusing turn of events. Buggy is likely to have gotten tougher if thats the case, and his weakness is a touch exaggerated but he's definately more lucky than strong. With some training in Haki and his devil fruit he could potential get rather strong indeed though.

Buggy is one of my favourite characters though, I love little buggys big adventure!

I have seen that picture and it's pretty damn awesome. Zoro needs a new bounty though!

Or Skype seeing as I have that now! An that's on my phone @_@ so my pc can recover.
 

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My favorite anime would be a tie between Evangelion, and Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.

Both shows are incredible, and offer tons of WHAT THE FUCK moments.

Also, both are made by Gainax, the best anime maker ever, except possibly studio Ghibli, but that's film.

ALSO....... dat soundtrack