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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: I know you guys are more interested in the new shows being released, but are there any older shows you might recommend for someone fairly new to anime? I'm almost finished with Ergo Proxy, which I've really enjoyed so far, and could use some more recommendations like that. It looks like it was from 2006-2007, which is what got me thinking about older anime series that might not get mentioned much anymore. What are your favorite older anime? View Quote Elfen Lied (2004). Very violent with at least one episode being pretty "wholesome." This was actually the first anime I watched on my own. I saw the cover and thought it'd be about cute cat girls. It wasn't. ![]() |
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: E2 for Skeleton Knight in Another World was slower than E1, but still good. I like how the MC is OP, but not OP AF. MC picked himself up a pokemon. ![]() View Quote Okay so it's a Thursday show. I kind of am learning when this season's schedule is. So Sheild hero Wed Skeleto Knight Thurs. Spy X family Sat Kaguya Sat. Looks like the hero show will fit right in on Fri ![]() |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: I know you guys are more interested in the new shows being released, but are there any older shows you might recommend for someone fairly new to anime? I'm almost finished with Ergo Proxy, which I've really enjoyed so far, and could use some more recommendations like that. It looks like it was from 2006-2007, which is what got me thinking about older anime series that might not get mentioned much anymore. What are your favorite older anime? View Quote Bakemonogatari Madoka magica K-on! Serial exparmemts lain To Love Ru Heavens lost property Oreimo Toradora Haibane Renmei Claymore Spice & Wolf Soul Eater Do you have a genre in mind?, I can suggest anime all day the limiting doctor is my memory lol ETA I wasnt thinking about being close to Ergo Proxy I haven’t seen it but I know that this whole list can’t all be similar to one thing lol |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: I know you guys are more interested in the new shows being released, but are there any older shows you might recommend for someone fairly new to anime? I'm almost finished with Ergo Proxy, which I've really enjoyed so far, and could use some more recommendations like that. It looks like it was from 2006-2007, which is what got me thinking about older anime series that might not get mentioned much anymore. What are your favorite older anime? View Quote How old are we talking. Because I would recommend anything with a current following. Close to ergo proxy... So cyberpunk, Utopian/post apocolyptic. Ghost in the shell Psycho Pass Appleseed Cowboy Beebop Shinmoneta Steins Gate. I would suggest more but that seems to be most of the stuff I have in my head that loosely fits the theme. |
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Elfen Lied (2004). Very violent with at least one episode being pretty "wholesome." This was actually the first anime I watched on my own. I saw the cover and thought it'd be about cute cat girls. It wasn't. ![]() View Quote This show is fantastic and needs to be watched by all |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: I know you guys are more interested in the new shows being released, but are there any older shows you might recommend for someone fairly new to anime? I'm almost finished with Ergo Proxy, which I've really enjoyed so far, and could use some more recommendations like that. It looks like it was from 2006-2007, which is what got me thinking about older anime series that might not get mentioned much anymore. What are your favorite older anime? View Quote I am not familiar with Ergo Proxy but I see that it is available on Funimation so I will check it out. I don’t have a lot of experience with older anime series - the ones that I know have probably been mentioned here many times, such as “Serial Experiments Lain” and the entire Monogatari series (such as “Bakemonogatari”), but if by chance you haven’t seen them, they are well worth seeking out. |
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Originally Posted By Bacon_Grease: Okay so it's a Thursday show. I kind of am learning when this season's schedule is. So Sheild hero Wed Skeleto Knight Thurs. Spy X family Sat Kaguya Sat. Looks like the hero show will fit right in on Fri ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Bacon_Grease: Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: E2 for Skeleton Knight in Another World was slower than E1, but still good. I like how the MC is OP, but not OP AF. MC picked himself up a pokemon. ![]() Okay so it's a Thursday show. I kind of am learning when this season's schedule is. So Sheild hero Wed Skeleto Knight Thurs. Spy X family Sat Kaguya Sat. Looks like the hero show will fit right in on Fri ![]() Best girl is on Thursdays too. |
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Elfen Lied (2004). Very violent with at least one episode being pretty "wholesome." This was actually the first anime I watched on my own. I saw the cover and thought it'd be about cute cat girls. It wasn't. ![]() View Quote It was definitely on the darker side, but still good. I put it in the "serious anime" category, along with others like Brynhildr in the Darkness, Ergo Proxy, and 86. |
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Originally Posted By targetworks: I am not familiar with Ergo Proxy but I see that it is available on Funimation so I will check it out. I don’t have a lot of experience with older anime series - the ones that I know have probably been mentioned here many times, such as “Serial Experiments Lain” and the entire Monogatari series (such as “Bakemonogatari”), but if by chance you haven’t seen them, they are well worth seeking out. View Quote Yeah I love the whole series but if someone googles “monogatari series” I can come off pretty confusing But anyone who watches Bake will likely go on to watch everything else |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: It was definitely on the darker side, but still good. I put it in the "serious anime" category, along with others like Brynhildr in the Darkness, Ergo Proxy, and 86. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Elfen Lied (2004). Very violent with at least one episode being pretty "wholesome." This was actually the first anime I watched on my own. I saw the cover and thought it'd be about cute cat girls. It wasn't. ![]() It was definitely on the darker side, but still good. I put it in the "serious anime" category, along with others like Brynhildr in the Darkness, Ergo Proxy, and 86. Have you gotten around to watching Gate yet? |
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Originally Posted By DprvdDgnrt: Yeah I love the whole series but if someone googles “monogatari series” I can come off pretty confusing But anyone who watches Bake will likely go on to watch everything else View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DprvdDgnrt: Originally Posted By targetworks: I am not familiar with Ergo Proxy but I see that it is available on Funimation so I will check it out. I don’t have a lot of experience with older anime series - the ones that I know have probably been mentioned here many times, such as “Serial Experiments Lain” and the entire Monogatari series (such as “Bakemonogatari”), but if by chance you haven’t seen them, they are well worth seeking out. Yeah I love the whole series but if someone googles “monogatari series” I can come off pretty confusing But anyone who watches Bake will likely go on to watch everything else I was trying to figure out the proper watch order and there was no clear and obvious order I could find. I even went to a monogatari message board and saw hardcore fans arguing with each other about what order the anime should be watched in. That's when you know you're fucked. ![]() |
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Originally Posted By DprvdDgnrt: Bakemonogatari Madoka magica K-on! Serial exparmemts lain To Love Ru Heavens lost property Oreimo Toradora Haibane Renmei Claymore Spice & Wolf Soul Eater Do you have a genre in mind?, I can suggest anime all day the limiting doctor is my memory lol ETA I wasnt thinking about being close to Ergo Proxy I haven’t seen it but I know that this whole list can’t all be similar to one thing lol View Quote The recommendations don't have to be like Ergo Proxy. I'm more curious about shows that are no longer mentioned because everyone else has already seen them. My biggest problem is having to guess at which titles might be good, or stop and read every single description. I've already burned through most of the descriptive titles like Suppose a Kid from the Last Dungeon Boonies Moved to a Starter Town and Cautious Hero: The Hero Is Overpowered But Overly Cautious. ![]() This thread has been a great source of recommendations. If it gets mentioned here, it goes on the list (for the most part). Serial Experiments Lain is currently on that list, and I really enjoyed Spice & Wolf. Keep the recommendations coming! |
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Have you gotten around to watching Gate yet? View Quote Yes, and I definitely enjoyed it! I've burned through a ton of isekai, but am still unsure of what other genres to look into, or how some anime are even categorized. I've enjoyed a lot of the non-isekai fantasy genre as well, such as Goblin Slayer and Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon. |
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: I was trying to figure out the proper watch order and there was no clear and obvious order I could find. I even went to a monogatari message board and saw hardcore fans arguing with each other about what order the anime should be watched in. That's when you know you're fucked. ![]() View Quote Yes but those guys were virgins Just watch Bakemonogatari it’s only like 13 eps and so damn good Nisemonogatari is excellent and works right after Bake especially if your into oral hygiene |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Yes, and I definitely enjoyed it! I've burned through a ton of isekai, but am still unsure of what other genres to look into, or how some anime are even categorized. I've enjoyed a lot of the fantasy genre as well, such as Goblin Slayer and Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Have you gotten around to watching Gate yet? Yes, and I definitely enjoyed it! I've burned through a ton of isekai, but am still unsure of what other genres to look into, or how some anime are even categorized. I've enjoyed a lot of the fantasy genre as well, such as Goblin Slayer and Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?. If you enjoyed Gate you should give Outbreak Company a try. It has a similar plot, but it's not as good, IMO. Still very watchable though. |
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ConcernedCitizen, you've seen Haganai, right?
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: I was trying to figure out the proper watch order and there was no clear and obvious order I could find. I even went to a monogatari message board and saw hardcore fans arguing with each other about what order the anime should be watched in. That's when you know you're fucked. ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Originally Posted By DprvdDgnrt: Originally Posted By targetworks: I am not familiar with Ergo Proxy but I see that it is available on Funimation so I will check it out. I don’t have a lot of experience with older anime series - the ones that I know have probably been mentioned here many times, such as “Serial Experiments Lain” and the entire Monogatari series (such as “Bakemonogatari”), but if by chance you haven’t seen them, they are well worth seeking out. Yeah I love the whole series but if someone googles “monogatari series” I can come off pretty confusing But anyone who watches Bake will likely go on to watch everything else I was trying to figure out the proper watch order and there was no clear and obvious order I could find. I even went to a monogatari message board and saw hardcore fans arguing with each other about what order the anime should be watched in. That's when you know you're fucked. ![]() That's actually one reason I've avoided some of the larger series such as Fate/Zero and its other variations. A Certain Magical Index, Scientific Accelerator, & Scientific Railgun is another series I'm interested in, but it seems to have a convoluted timeline. I'm not keen on jumping back and forth between different series and episodes, so I've been avoiding those so far. |
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Originally Posted By DprvdDgnrt: Yes but those guys were virgins Just watch Bakemonogatari it’s only like 13 eps and so damn good Nisemonogatari is excellent and works right after Bake especially if your into oral hygiene View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DprvdDgnrt: Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: I was trying to figure out the proper watch order and there was no clear and obvious order I could find. I even went to a monogatari message board and saw hardcore fans arguing with each other about what order the anime should be watched in. That's when you know you're fucked. ![]() Yes but those guys were virgins Just watch Bakemonogatari it’s only like 13 eps and so damn good Nisemonogatari is excellent and works right after Bake especially if your into oral hygiene It’s also useful to recognize that the titles themselves are playing with words… For example, ‘monogatari’ means ‘a story’, while ‘bakemono’ means ‘a monster’ - so while it’s not really proper Japanese, smashing them together gives you ‘bakemonogatari’ which kinda sounds like a monster story. Similarly, ‘nisemono’ means ‘a fake’ so if you smash that one with ‘monogatari’ I guess that it ends up sounding like a story about fake things, etc. |
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Originally Posted By targetworks: It’s also useful to recognize that the titles themselves are playing with words… For example, ‘monogatari’ means ‘a story’, while ‘bakemono’ means ‘a monster’ - so while it’s not really proper Japanese, smashing them together gives you ‘bakemonogatari’ which kinda sounds like a monster story. Similarly, ‘nisemono’ means ‘a fake’ so if you smash that one with ‘monogatari’ I guess that it ends up sounding like a story about fake things, etc. View Quote That's exactly what I'm trying to figure out, how to better understand some of these titles. I like the very descriptive and straightforward ones, but have no clue about most of the Japanese titles. I'm just guessing at this point... ![]() |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: I know you guys are more interested in the new shows being released, but are there any older shows you might recommend for someone fairly new to anime? I'm almost finished with Ergo Proxy, which I've really enjoyed so far, and could use some more recommendations like that. It looks like it was from 2006-2007, which is what got me thinking about older anime series that might not get mentioned much anymore. What are your favorite older anime? View Quote I would highly recommend these for older anime In a similar vein: Desert Punk - more upbeat, but pretty much post-apocalyptic Gurren Lagann - same as above Speed Grapher - a good sci-fi story Casshern Sins - post human/ post-apocalyptic Trigun - a big classic. futuristic western style Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom - a good action show |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: That's actually one reason I've avoided some of the larger series such as Fate/Zero and its other variations. A Certain Magical Index, Scientific Accelerator, & Scientific Railgun is another series I'm interested in, but it seems to have a convoluted timeline. I'm not keen on jumping back and forth between different series and episodes, so I've been avoiding those so far. View Quote Fate is a really good series and definitely worth the effort it’s actually pretty simple once explained In the main line series there are only 2 different wars that happened but the second one was told 3 different ways basically the original source material was a visual novel and you could take 3 different paths depending on which female protagonist you focused on Sabers route (fate stay night) Rins route (Unlimited blade works) and Sakuras route(Heavens feel) So Fate/Zero happened and then FSN, UBW and HF happened at the same time Fate Stay Night was the first to get an anime and it’s the only one not made by Ufotable so it’s really not nearly as good as other ones There’s 2 watch orders either watch Fate Stay Night first then Watch Fate/Zero (as a prequel) then watch either UBW or Heavens feel next it doesn’t matter witch way Or just skip over Fate Stau Night (no biggie) and do Fate Zero then UBW/Heavens Feel All othe Fate anime are spin offs they have some loose connections with the main series but can be watched in any order BTW Fate/Zero 2 season anime, UBW is a 2 season anime or condensed movie version and Heavens Feel is a movie trilogy I saw Heavens Feel 1 in theaters and that was such a cool experience this films look incredible @iliketatertots just curious what’s your take on this? |
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Originally Posted By Liaztraht: Ergo Proxy is one of my favorites. I would highly recommend these for older anime: Desert Punk - more upbeat, but pretty much post-apocalyptic Gurren Lagann - same as above Speed Grapher - a good sci-fi story Casshern Sins - post human/ post-apocalyptic Trigun - a big classic. futuristic western style Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom - a good action show View Quote I've watched some of Desert Punk, and it's pretty goofy! ![]() Another older one I tried to watch was Berserk, but it was a lot harder to get into and I've given up on it for now. There seems to be a major shift in anime style and quality once you go back closer to 2000 or so. Some of them are pretty rough to watch. |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Kukuku... Yes, I have delved into the Akashic Records and researched that of which you speak. https://pa1.narvii.com/7097/5d89afa7faadd31ffcc32f4ac7ceee1eb3894767r1-500-281_hq.gif ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: ConcernedCitizen, you've seen Haganai, right? Kukuku... Yes, I have delved into the Akashic Records and researched that of which you speak. https://pa1.narvii.com/7097/5d89afa7faadd31ffcc32f4ac7ceee1eb3894767r1-500-281_hq.gif ![]() Haha, good man. That anime had gotten very little (maybe none) attention in this thread and I kinda made it my mission to get as many here to watch it as possible. I can't recall a single person saying they didn't like it. Hinamatsuri is another not super popular anime that is VERY funny. Highly recommended. And if you're looking for something very "wholesome" in a fantasy setting: Redo of Healer. |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: I know you guys are more interested in the new shows being released, but are there any older shows you might recommend for someone fairly new to anime? I'm almost finished with Ergo Proxy, which I've really enjoyed so far, and could use some more recommendations like that. It looks like it was from 2006-2007, which is what got me thinking about older anime series that might not get mentioned much anymore. What are your favorite older anime? View Quote If you like sci-fi cop stuff that ventures into philosophical issues, you might like Psycho-Pass. The first season came out around a decade ago, and I think it is up to 3 seasons, now. |
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Haha, good man. That anime had gotten very little (maybe none) attention in this thread and I kinda made it my mission to get as many here to watch it as possible. I can't recall a single person saying they didn't like it. Hinamatsuri is another not super popular anime that is VERY funny. Highly recommended. And if you're looking for something very "wholesome" in a fantasy setting: Redo of Healer. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: ConcernedCitizen, you've seen Haganai, right? Kukuku... Yes, I have delved into the Akashic Records and researched that of which you speak. https://pa1.narvii.com/7097/5d89afa7faadd31ffcc32f4ac7ceee1eb3894767r1-500-281_hq.gif ![]() Haha, good man. That anime had gotten very little (maybe none) attention in this thread and I kinda made it my mission to get as many here to watch it as possible. I can't recall a single person saying they didn't like it. Hinamatsuri is another not super popular anime that is VERY funny. Highly recommended. And if you're looking for something very "wholesome" in a fantasy setting: Redo of Healer. I watched Hinamatsuri recently, simply because it was mentioned in this thread. ![]() I love how once he realized how powerful she was, he simply accepted it. "Well, I guess this is my life now." ![]() If it's been mentioned in the last 50 pages or so, odds are it's either been watched already or is on the watch list. That's why I thought I would ask about older anime that may not get discussed as frequently. |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: I watched Hinamatsuri recently, simply because it was mentioned in this thread. ![]() I love how once he realized how powerful she was, he simply accepted it. "Well, I guess this is my life now." ![]() If it's been mentioned in the last 50 pages or so, odds are it's either been watched already or is on the watch list. That's why I thought I would ask about older anime that may not get discussed as frequently. View Quote Not sure if we have ever discussed Death Parade it’s pretty dark (duh lol) and the premise is really unique but any explanation would spoil ep1 it’s the type of show that if I can get someone to watch the first episode then they’ll be hooked and it’s nice and short |
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I might as well suggest one more that is probably not on anyone’s list of the best-ever anime series, but might nevertheless be worth watching:
The Asterisk War (2015) It was actually the first-ever anime series that I watched - so it introduced me to a lot of anime tropes, such as high-school-age girls from rich and powerful families who have big boobs and flamboyant hairstyles, sporting special skills and outsized egos, who attend elite schools in sci-fi-futuresque city-states where they train to compete in massively popular tournaments using huge and ridiculously overpowered and sentient weapons, while also competing for the attention of an improbably skillful but hopelessly socially inept male student as he somehow manages to build his harem while accidentally doing serial faceplants in the girl students’ boobs, making lots of faux pas related to taboos such as entering the girls’ dorms, or ending up getting into unwise fight-to-the-death duels, or attracting unwanted attention from powerful criminal gangs, and so on and so forth. Not that there’s anything wrong with that… |
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Originally Posted By DprvdDgnrt: I prefer it’s spiritual successor Higehero View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By DprvdDgnrt: Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: And if you're looking for something very "wholesome" in a fantasy setting: Redo of Healer. I prefer it’s spiritual successor Higehero As "wholesome" as Redo was, it can't compete for "wholesomeness" with an anime that has an underage homeless girl forced into prostitution. ![]() |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: A Certain Magical Index, Scientific Accelerator, & Scientific Railgun is another series I'm interested in, but it seems to have a convoluted timeline. I'm not keen on jumping back and forth between different series and episodes, so I've been avoiding those so far. View Quote The order that they were released is A Certain Magical Index season 1 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 1 A Certain Magical Index season 2 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 2 A Certain Magical Index season 3 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 3 A Certain Scientific Accelerator is somewhere near the end of that list. I don't recall exactly when it came out in relation to the third seasons of the other two, and haven't gotten around to watching it, yet. Railgun and Accelerator are both spinoffs of Index. If you want to watch Index and Railgun in the chronological order of the events that happen in them, it is roughly A Certain Scientific Railgun season 1 A Certain Magical Index season 1 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 2 A Certain Magical Index season 2 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 3 A Certain Magical Index season 3 |
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Originally Posted By targetworks: I might as well suggest one more that is probably not on anyone’s list of the best-ever anime series, but might nevertheless be worth watching: The Asterisk War (2015) It was actually the first-ever anime series that I watched - so it introduced me to a lot of anime tropes, such as high-school-age girls from rich and powerful families who have big boobs and flamboyant hairstyles, sporting special skills and outsized egos, who attend elite schools in sci-fi-futuresque city-states where they train to compete in massively popular tournaments using huge and ridiculously overpowered and sentient weapons, while also competing for the attention of an improbably skillful but hopelessly socially inept male student as he somehow manages to build his harem while accidentally doing serial faceplants in the girl students’ boobs, making lots of faux pas related to taboos such as entering the girls’ dorms, or ending up getting into unwise fight-to-the-death duels, or attracting unwanted attention from powerful criminal gangs, and so on and so forth. Not that there’s anything wrong with that… View Quote The Asterisk War was great! Have you seen Chivalry of a Failed Knight? It felt like a cheap knock-off to me. I just remembered another older anime I really enjoyed, Last Exile. It was a bit slow at times, but the aerial dogfights were cool! I also really enjoyed Akudama Drive and Dimension W. I'm pretty much a sucker for anything Steampunk, Cyberpunk, or sci-fi... ![]() *Edit* Oh, and Mechs! Knight's and Magic was awesome! ![]() |
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Originally Posted By JPN: The order that they were released is A Certain Magical Index season 1 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 1 A Certain Magical Index season 2 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 2 A Certain Magical Index season 3 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 3 A Certain Scientific Accelerator is somewhere near the end of that list. I don't recall exactly when it came out in relation to the third seasons of the other two, and haven't gotten around to watching it, yet. Railgun and Accelerator are both spinoffs of Index. If you want to watch Index and Railgun in the chronological order of the events that happen in them, it is roughly A Certain Scientific Railgun season 1 A Certain Magical Index season 1 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 2 A Certain Magical Index season 2 A Certain Scientific Railgun season 3 A Certain Magical Index season 3 View Quote And that's exactly why I've been avoiding it so far... ![]() |
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Originally Posted By Liaztraht: True, some get pretty rough, though the older ones in this list are done pretty well for the time. A great old one, unrelated to these, is Golden Boy. It's a great goofy comedy. Great boob animation in the first episode ![]() https://media2.giphy.com/media/AFvZhiuq9Rqu1CLASo/giphy.webp?cid=6c09b9525dbfa11d50fd10540bf1ef2dc4c5a553ed58073b&rid=giphy.webp&ct=g View Quote Nothing beats KonoSuba for boob animation! ![]() Konosuba S2 OVA Giant humanoid robot vs Darkness ![]() |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: If it's been mentioned in the last 50 pages or so, odds are it's either been watched already or is on the watch list. That's why I thought I would ask about older anime that may not get discussed as frequently. View Quote Full Metal Panic! (near future sci-fi with mercenaries fighting terrorists and a dash of high school romantic comedy, released about two decades ago), followed by Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu (released a year or two after the first season), Full Metal Panic! The Second Raid (released a couple years later), and Full Metal Panic! Invisible Victory (released 3 or 4 years ago, after most people had given up on there being another season). |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Nothing beats KonoSuba for boob animation! ![]() ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By Liaztraht: True, some get pretty rough, though the older ones in this list are done pretty well for the time. A great old one, unrelated to these, is Golden Boy. It's a great goofy comedy. Great boob animation in the first episode ![]() https://media2.giphy.com/media/AFvZhiuq9Rqu1CLASo/giphy.webp?cid=6c09b9525dbfa11d50fd10540bf1ef2dc4c5a553ed58073b&rid=giphy.webp&ct=g Nothing beats KonoSuba for boob animation! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Originally Posted By Liaztraht: I would call it close. Golden Boy was way before its time ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Liaztraht: Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By Liaztraht: True, some get pretty rough, though the older ones in this list are done pretty well for the time. A great old one, unrelated to these, is Golden Boy. It's a great goofy comedy. Great boob animation in the first episode ![]() https://media2.giphy.com/media/AFvZhiuq9Rqu1CLASo/giphy.webp?cid=6c09b9525dbfa11d50fd10540bf1ef2dc4c5a553ed58073b&rid=giphy.webp&ct=g Nothing beats KonoSuba for boob animation! ![]() ![]() ![]() The sound effects are what makes the difference! ![]() |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: The Asterisk War was great! Have you seen Chivalry of a Failed Knight? It felt like a cheap knock-off to me. I just remembered another older anime I really enjoyed, Last Exile. It was a bit slow at times, but the aerial dogfights were cool! I also really enjoyed Akudama Drive and Dimension W. I'm pretty much a sucker for anything Steampunk, Cyberpunk, or sci-fi... ![]() *Edit* Oh, and Mechs! Knight's and Magic was awesome! ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By targetworks: I might as well suggest one more that is probably not on anyone’s list of the best-ever anime series, but might nevertheless be worth watching: The Asterisk War (2015) It was actually the first-ever anime series that I watched - so it introduced me to a lot of anime tropes, such as high-school-age girls from rich and powerful families who have big boobs and flamboyant hairstyles, sporting special skills and outsized egos, who attend elite schools in sci-fi-futuresque city-states where they train to compete in massively popular tournaments using huge and ridiculously overpowered and sentient weapons, while also competing for the attention of an improbably skillful but hopelessly socially inept male student as he somehow manages to build his harem while accidentally doing serial faceplants in the girl students’ boobs, making lots of faux pas related to taboos such as entering the girls’ dorms, or ending up getting into unwise fight-to-the-death duels, or attracting unwanted attention from powerful criminal gangs, and so on and so forth. Not that there’s anything wrong with that… The Asterisk War was great! Have you seen Chivalry of a Failed Knight? It felt like a cheap knock-off to me. I just remembered another older anime I really enjoyed, Last Exile. It was a bit slow at times, but the aerial dogfights were cool! I also really enjoyed Akudama Drive and Dimension W. I'm pretty much a sucker for anything Steampunk, Cyberpunk, or sci-fi... ![]() *Edit* Oh, and Mechs! Knight's and Magic was awesome! ![]() Chivalry of a Failed Knight is a new one for me - I see that it is available on HiDive so I will plan to watch it. I have watched Last Exile, and as I recall I really liked the airplane and airship designs, but somehow don’t remember much beyond that. |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: The sound effects are what makes the difference! ![]() View Quote Originally Posted By JPN: Highschool of the Dead set the standard for mammary undulation physics. ETA: Just don't go hoping for a second season. ![]() ![]() View Quote I should rewatch it ![]() |
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Oh @ConcernedCitizen
Black Lagoon might be right up your alley. Not scifi or anything, but a good action anime with a great story and gun play. |
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Originally Posted By mort: His Pokmon looks a lot like a certain shock mouse but is less annoying. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By mort: Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: E2 for Skeleton Knight in Another World was slower than E1, but still good. I like how the MC is OP, but not OP AF. MC picked himself up a pokemon. ![]() I thought it kinda looked like a vulpix combined with a ninetales. ![]() |
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Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Agreed. https://c.tenor.com/ir5gNAQK5WAAAAAd/highschool-of-the-dead-komuro-takashi.gif View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Hunter-Killer: Originally Posted By JPN: Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Nothing beats KonoSuba for boob animation! Highschool of the Dead set the standard for mammary undulation physics. ETA: Just don't go hoping for a second season. ![]() ![]() Agreed. https://c.tenor.com/ir5gNAQK5WAAAAAd/highschool-of-the-dead-komuro-takashi.gif Highschool of the Dead and Cat Shit One are perfect anime for arfcom. |
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Earthsheltered house - a reinforced bunker that even the treehuggers consider to be socially acceptable.
Earthbag house - like an earthsheltered house, but cheaper and easier to DIY. |
Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Looks promising! I have Terror in Resonance on the list too, based on your previous recommendation. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By Liaztraht: Oh @ConcernedCitizen Black Lagoon might be right up your alley. Not scifi or anything, but a good action anime with a great story and gun play. Looks promising! I have Terror in Resonance on the list too, based on your previous recommendation. They're always on my rewatch list, along with anime like Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo (currently rewatching Champloo between the new shows) which are also great older ones everyone needs to see. |
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