Tsar
The thing that should not be
I really don't think it will be any good.
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I really don't think it will be any good.
zero never dies! although yeah its not needed
you mean blood c? got bored.. the fights are decent but not my type of show
shadowfox
Anime Junkie
I'm kinda with you on that one, but I will dip my toe in the waters just in case. But how they'll fit into the story is a mystery - because there's definitely no after - Code Geass finished off pretty damn solidly in my book.
Anyways - watching Vampire Knight now to prep for watching Vampire Knight Guilty (refresher run), and then a coupla golden oldies: Urusei Yatsura and Fushigi no Umi no Nadia.
shadowfox
Anime Junkie
Know about it, want to watch it - I have this habit of not watching new shows though, at least until they've finished airing. It's a little stupid, I know, especially considering that I blog about anime and the industry - but I've got such a backlog on my drive; if I start watching new shows I'll never catch up.
Necuno
The Piper
It's better to wait, but sometimes I have to take a dip and just peek
shadowfox
Anime Junkie
It's better to wait, but sometimes I have to take a dip and just peek
lol ... I've done that ... but then what happens I get into something, catch up to the show, and then have to wait for a week for each new episode. Drives me nuts
Tsar
The thing that should not be
Totally, it was one of the most solid endings in an anime.
shadowfox
Anime Junkie
Haha ... so you're saying early 90's boob isn't good enough for you anymore? 
Well ... they do know what their fans like I suppose - Urusei Yatsura aired in 1981 I think, and a flash of cleavage without all the delicate cel-shading they have nowadays isn't the same thing. All the same, shows like that I can still appreciate. Nadia, interestingly enough, was animated by Gainax, and they are, or were quite well known for their relatively high levels of fanservice.
Talking about old/classic shows though, I can still watch Ranma - no matter how shoddy folks think the animation is compared to now. I happened to think Shampoo was quite a babe
Well ... they do know what their fans like I suppose - Urusei Yatsura aired in 1981 I think, and a flash of cleavage without all the delicate cel-shading they have nowadays isn't the same thing. All the same, shows like that I can still appreciate. Nadia, interestingly enough, was animated by Gainax, and they are, or were quite well known for their relatively high levels of fanservice.
Talking about old/classic shows though, I can still watch Ranma - no matter how shoddy folks think the animation is compared to now. I happened to think Shampoo was quite a babe
Necuno
The Piper
So wtf are you saying here?
Haven't been watching much anime lately...
shadowfox
Anime Junkie
Personally I loved Blood + -- it had everything that Blood the Last Vampire didn't. Plot development, character development, solid storyline. I'm not bashing Last Vampire by any means - it was solid in it's own way. They share same universe to some degree, but they're two very different series.
Necuno
The Piper
B+ a bit dramatic but not bad either. Very watchable
Though I prefer LastVampire. Still Not many real decent vampire animation out there I've seen apart from Hellsing and Trinity.
shadowfox
Anime Junkie
Well ... I'll be the first to admit that Blood+ wouldn't be to everyone's taste - it did lean very much towards the drama side of things - then again, that kinda happens to be one of my preferences
Pr⊕phet said:
Give Dance in the Vampire Bund a try - I found that quite enjoyable as well. A bit on the short side, but that might stop it from becoming to drawn out for some people.
Other Vampire related series I enjoyed as well were Lunar Legend Tsukihime (and I now suddenly have an urge to watch it again ... damn), and ... well ... I doubt Moon Phase will be everyone's cup of tea as well, since it's more light-hearted - but that made it into my retail DVD collection. I still need to watch Shiki.
Necuno
The Piper
YES ! Tsukihime definitely one of my fav, I as thinking of it as I wrote previous reply just couldn't recall the name. sweet. /goes lookingWell ... I'll be the first to admit that Blood+ wouldn't be to everyone's taste - it did lean very much towards the drama side of things - then again, that kinda happens to be one of my preferences
Give Dance in the Vampire Bund a try - I found that quite enjoyable as well. A bit on the short side, but that might stop it from becoming to drawn out for some people.
Other Vampire related series I enjoyed as well were Lunar Legend Tsukihime (and I now suddenly have an urge to watch it again ... damn), and ... well ... I doubt Moon Phase will be everyone's cup of tea as well, since it's more light-hearted - but that made it into my retail DVD collection. I still need to watch Shiki.
BlaZing
New member
Now I remember that anime. It was awesome and strange at the same time very good in my books.YES ! Tsukihime definitely one of my fav, I as thinking of it as I wrote previous reply just couldn't recall the name. sweet. /goes looking
Haha ... so you're saying early 90's boob isn't good enough for you anymore?
Well ... they do know what their fans like I suppose - Urusei Yatsura aired in 1981 I think, and a flash of cleavage without all the delicate cel-shading they have nowadays isn't the same thing. All the same, shows like that I can still appreciate. Nadia, interestingly enough, was animated by Gainax, and they are, or were quite well known for their relatively high levels of fanservice.
Talking about old/classic shows though, I can still watch Ranma - no matter how shoddy folks think the animation is compared to now. I happened to think Shampoo was quite a babe
lol no. not about the ecchi. its just that even the generic shows right(mostly ecchi) now have spoilt my eyes. they all look shiny compared to any show pre 2000.. i still need to watch cowboy bebop :/
anyone watched hell girl?