Naruto
Full metal alchemist
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Naruto
Full metal alchemist
I've been watching Devil May Cry lately and I love it =D
South Park and spongebob
Monster. It's actually quite good and I'm quite interested to watch more. I'm developing an interest in psychological anime series .
One Piece 472
Naruto is the best
Based on ranking and tankōbon sales one piece outdid naruto
Gundam Unicorn Episode - 02
one piece 471
Bleach 295
Fate Stay Night!
Bleach 296
High School of the Dead. Very rare that I watch anime.
None, i dont like :P
Gun Grave. A little slow the first 4 episodes and almost stopped watching it but to my surprise this is anime has a very good storyline
07-Ghost, Episode 14
Dragon ball Z
Bleach and naruto :D
One piece
Ao no exorcist
Hana-Saku Iroha
naruto
Hellsing.
and i am following the big three(OP/Naruto/Bleach.)
Because of some kid
- Akazukin Cha Cha
one piece
At the moment I'm watching Gintama. That's really nice, anime. A little bit too long.
Bleach
Hanasaku iroha ep 23
Michiko to Hatchin
bleach
One piece is my favourite anime,i watched it for several years. :)
right now ranma 1/2.. its pretty funny don't know why i haven't watched it before
Fate stay night, soon to be followed by fate stay zero...
i'm watching bakuman, from the authors of death note, it's interesting it talks about mangaka life
Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple
Samuria X, Lupin III, Trigun (definitely) and sorcerer's hunter.. Actually, i still had a lot in my list,,, they are so many that i could even hardly remember them all (lol).
Samuria X
Black Lagoon.
Ping Pong THE ANIMATION
Well it's Manga but Attack on Titan is pretty damn cool.
Darker Than Black
A story full of assassinations and espionage set in a world where the gates to heaven and hell have opened up, giving certain people special powers.
How unusual to have a synopsis accompany a one-off post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Devostator
As the pathetic anime nerd, I will vouch for one aspect Darker than Black that has stuck with me since first viewing.
The unique power each character possesses cannot simply be used for free. Unlike most super hero genres, each use of their powers requires compensation (remuneration is the show's choice synonym). The actual payment is unique to the character, and it's usually related to some tragedy they had in his or her life. Maybe some other work has done something similar, but this is the only example I have ever seen.
The overall quality was probably par, but I remain fixated on that twist.