Already watching that actually. I know this is probably the worst thing any Anime fan can admit to, but I have only seen the first 20 episodes of Bleach and the first 13 or Naruto. I feel so ashamed.
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Already watching that actually. I know this is probably the worst thing any Anime fan can admit to, but I have only seen the first 20 episodes of Bleach and the first 13 or Naruto. I feel so ashamed.
Pfft... That's neither here nor there since there's so much anime out there that happens to be better than those 2 (3 if you count One Piece). Also, watch Hunter x Hunter (2011) ratherQuote:
Originally Posted by ClockworkNinja
In now way should you ever feel ashamed that you have not watched Naruto, Bleach or One Piece.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint_Dee
The Big 3 (Naruto, Bleach and One Piece) as some people like to call it. Is nothing but over glamorised shonen shows with a somewhat cult following due to them becoming popular in the 2005 anime wave that passed over the globe (particularly in the states).
Bleach has ended.
Naruto is on it's way out
One Piece at present manga wise there is no end it sight, how ever Oda has stated that One Piece is a actual treasure not "The adventure and journey that was taken".
I would never recommend it to anyone that is showing an interest in anime, it's probably the worst thing you can introduce some one to out right. It's long very long, it's story is dragged out due to it being adapted at a rate of 3 - 5 chapters of manga per an episode. It's riddled with fillers (Bleach comes to mind) and finally is meant to for the Shonen age group whom have grown up watching the show. If you where 12 in 1999 when One Piece started you will be about 29 years old now.
I only continue to watch because I have been watching since shortly after their appearance on TV.
Exactly, those 3 really are a commitment and while they have their high moments, they also have some serious low moments. Anyone recall the Bount arc in Bleach? Good grief... Anyway, those shows are too long and no one should be ashamed on missing out because there are a lot of shows out there that tell better, tighter, and more creative stories.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glordit
A lot of us are only watching because we made the commitment way back when and I guess closure is required (somewhat).
Bleach stands at a staggering 45% fillers, Naruto and Shippuuden have 41% and 38% respectively and One Piece has about 17%, but One Piece is coming to close to 700 episodes. So statistically the more episodes you have the lower the percentage will be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint_Dee
That's actually horrible. Makes me not want to watch it now. I've always been into the more obscure shows anyway. I like anime for the art and the crazy stories. Not really into the whole super saiyan ultimate ninja crap
A lot happened and a little happened, finally completed Blood+. It's good initially had a Monster vibe from it but that fell away towards episode 30 when you could clearly see where the story was going. Been wanting to watch it for years now Since about 2008, somewhat glad I finally got it out of the way.
Now back to the struggle of finding something to watch.
Sooo... i continued watching Naruto Shippuden (in around the 370's) and oh my gawsh... I am addicted again... This anime(as hated as it is by many) is truly awesome... It is repetitive but in the most funny ways...
On a serious note... I need to know where i can download the newest Fairytale episodes?
For all your anime needs outside of Crunchyroll, try Kissanime... That is all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donisia
Do they have downloads or is it only for online watching?Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint_Dee