Yes ... all three seasons - loved it. I've got the first season on DVD :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SaiYaN
Again though, it's one of those series that's hard to really recommend to people :p
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Yes ... all three seasons - loved it. I've got the first season on DVD :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SaiYaN
Again though, it's one of those series that's hard to really recommend to people :p
yes that is true, a strange I idea of a series. I watched the first season and had to watch one after the other to get the story.Quote:
Originally Posted by shadowfox
Just watched the 6th episode of break blade (broken blade) if you like mecca with a twist watch this. all I can say is now I have to read the manga to get more of the story line. did i mention that each episode is about 60 min, its like 6 mini movies awesome!
Ummm ... no. Not ever. It's popular, certainly, but popularity doesn't indicate quality.Quote:
Originally Posted by deolanp
It's probably also responsible for a lot of people not being able to get away from the "anime is for kids" mindset.
Finally - with that being said - I hate Dragonball Z. With a passion.
The episodes are so drawn out.Quote:
Originally Posted by shadowfox
I agree with you. That said I am a huge fan of black lagoon and full metal panic :D
More like the fights being drawn out. My nephew was watching it the one day ... and people were fighting (or rather, busy explaining to his enemy why he was about to die horribly). Walked past the TV a week later, and I see the same people fighting. When I asked him about it, it turns out it was the same fight. I was like "Holy crap, do they ever stop talking and throw an actual punch?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsar
Turns out I missed that episode's punch by a minute or so.
It's one of the reasons I'm not terribly fond of Naruto and Bleach either, despite having watched both. They spend to much time talking about what they're doing, what they're going to do, why their opponent's previous attack didn't end the fight, and then, of course, explaining why their next attack is going to make their opponent die horribly - like, seriously - stop mouthing off and deck the bloke already. And then, surprise surprise, their opponent doesn't die horribly, and they take the cue and start the cycle again in the opposite direction.
And this goes on for 3 or 4 episodes, and then in the final episode a mosquito sneezes and someone is distracted at a critical moment, and despite resisting attacks that took out the local mountain range, someone is knocked out by the weakest attack on the planet.
loooooool tell me about it. With black lagoon bullets just sommer start flying :pQuote:
Originally Posted by shadowfox
And full metal panic. No bs just pure destruction. And a little awkward romance.
That actually made the series for me. Same with Code Geass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsar
Yes same with me. I love those moments. Reminds me of myself I suppose :pQuote:
Originally Posted by shadowfox
Every thing you have recommended me I have really enjoyed, Thanks man.
Always happy to help :)
I am currently watching
B gata H kei.
Some strange strange strange stuff:p but I love it:p