Salutations, you beautiful people!
I have storage and bandwidth to burn. Someone give me some anime to watch? I'm open to anything but if you know me well enough, have a crack at giving me a personal recommendation. Some of you would be surprised at how well you'd know me, I think.
Anohana (Slice of life, my favorite anime of all time)
Desert Punk (Action/Comedy)
Monogatari Series (Super Ecchi/Action/Comedy)
Shuffle! (Slice of life/School/Harem/Romance)
Hope this helped.
Customer wroteAnohana (Slice of life, my favorite anime of all time)
Desert Punk (Action/Comedy)
Monogatari Series (Super Ecchi/Action/Comedy)
Shuffle! (Slice of life/School/Harem/Romance)Hope this helped.
A friend told me about Anohana today so I'll definitely make sure to check it out, cheers Custy <3
Another, horror/mystery.
Steins;Gate, sci-fi/mystery.
Denkigai no Honya-san, seinen/comedy/romance.
I also suggest Anohana and the Monogatari series, like Custy said.
mis wroteAnother, horror/mystery.
Steins;Gate, sci-fi/mystery.
Denkigai no Honya-san, seinen/comedy/romance.
I also suggest Anohana and the Monogatari series, like Custy said.
I've seen a clip from Steins;Gate ("SONNUVABITCH") and it looks pretty awesome so I'll try get round to watching it. thx misbby
Start the Fate/ series, it's amazing
Fate/Zero
It has magic, it's cool I love it
Hentai wroteStart the Fate/ series, it's amazing
Fate/Zero
It has magic, it's cool I love it
Magic is rad. I'll be checking that one out soon.
If you want to get into Fate, I highly recommend reading the Fate/Stay Night visual novel before watching Fate/Zero as Fate/Zero casually spoils several very important plot twists in Fate/Stay Night and its climactic route.
Mononoke (not Mononoke-hime) is honestly the best horror I've ever seen animated since it actually keeps an unnerving atmosphere instead of just throwing gore everywhere. The visuals are also breathtaking.
Amagami SS is a romance slice of life series based off of the galge Amagami. It follows an omnibus format, where each girl gets a 4 episode arc instead of giving you 26 episodes of harem antics.
Mushishi focuses on people who are affected by enigmatic creatures named mushi and a man who travels around trying to help such people. Bittersweet endings abound and relaxing music/scenery make this a memorable view for anyone interested.
Kaiji and Akagi are both madhouse adaptations of gambling manga written by Noboyuki Fukumoto. Akagi focuses on mahjong while Kaiji focuses on made-up games like "restricted rock paper scissors" and "E Card". Both are worth a watch (even if you don't quite understand mahjong).
