Dec 28, 2014, 10:03 PM (This post was last modified: Apr 1, 2015, 06:17 PM by Vitamins.)
Whats up anime/manga fans, im bored and have nothing to do for the week so i thought i would watch anime or read manga.
Animes that i have finished are, Code geass, FMA brotherhood and the original, deathnote, akame ga kill, kill la kill, AoT, Seven deadly sins, Noucome, Hunter x Hunter, Mirrai Nikki, Magi the labyrinth/Kingdom of magic, No game no life, Death note,samurai champloo, berserk, Bobobobobobobo, and others (all i can think of right now)
Mangas i read are, Naruto, Rosario Vampire(finished) AoT, seven deadly sin, Bleach, Akame ga kill, Fairy Tail, Magi the Labyrinth of magic.
I would love to know what you guys would recommend me to watch (will prob watch any thing even harem ecchi anime i think some of them are funny (noucome is one of them))
Well if you like Death Note, another good psychological horror is Mirrai Nikki. In this anime certain people are granted a diary that can tell the future with the promise that the last one alive will become the new god. Higurashi no Naku Koro ni is also very good, but much has much more gore. This anime focuses on a group of kids in the same school and people die in ways that don't make much sense. I found this one confusing at first because it's separated into arcs that show what's going on and then arcs that actually explain why, not always one after another. I highly recommend it nonetheless. Both of these I prefer subbed, although a lot of anime I watch dubbed for my convenience. I just couldn't stand the dub for either. If you're not looking for horror, Ouran High School Host Club is a very funny high school romantic comedy about a person who stumbles onto a group of rich boys who made a club to eat fancy food and have fancy parties to entertain girls at their school.
If you haven't watched Madoka yet, that's my first suggestion. I'm sure you've heard all about it by now, but it's really one of the best modern anime - and one of the most heartbreaking, of course.
Not sure if you're a fan of the magical girl genre (though that didn't stop me from recommending Madoka), but I recently finished a rather brilliant and dramatically underrated one - Senki Zesshou Symphogear. Its third season is premiering next year. At first I was wary, but the ending of the first episode hooked me and hopefully it'll hook you too! Filled to the brim with fantastic music as well.
guys guys guys hands down the best animes and mangas to read and watch right now are are
Clannad, attack on titan, Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo, boku no hero acadamia, one punch man, and shokugeki no soma.
There's No Game No Life. I'm not sure if it's up your alley, it's really good. Comparable to Sword Art Online.
You seem to like the more action-y ones though. I'd recommend Black Bullet.
I didn't see you say Hunter x Hunter though. It recently finished and I think it is easily one of the best animes. One of those 'you have to see.' It starts off kind of slow, but once you get to episode 4 or 5 it hooks you in.
two animes that I have personally really enjoyed is Kenichi worlds mightiest disciple and darker than black, darker than black is complete but Kenichi is only the first season so i recommend reading the manga because it's complete
(Jan 3, 2015, 09:01 PM)Jeremy Wrote: two animes that I have personally really enjoyed is Kenichi worlds mightiest disciple and darker than black, darker than black is complete but Kenichi is only the first season so i recommend reading the manga because it's complete
I've heard good things about both of those but haven't gotten around to watching them myself.
Jan 4, 2015, 01:44 AM (This post was last modified: Jan 4, 2015, 01:50 AM by Yuoh.)
You seem to have a flavor for the slightly "off" or slightly "disturbed." I share your tastes, brother. So let me give you a few of my favorites.
As another member mentioned, Puella Magi Madoka Magica is a messed up subversion of the "Magical Girl" genre, that turns the old, tired stereotypes we know from shows like Sailor Moon, and throws them in your face with a dash of blood and a healthy heaping of heart-crushing twists. It's a dark love letter to some of Japan's most beloved and famous anime titles, and draws inspiration from a variety of sources. Check it out.
If you love mind-blowing and clever writing, dark, unexpected turns, and deep emotional impacts, definitely take a look at Steins;Gate. Over the years, I've become something of a "Anime Snob," in that I am rarely impressed with most anime unless it can genuinely impact me in a substantial and emotional way. Steins:Gate is one of the very few series' that manages to do just that. The first few episodes take some time to wind up, but suddenly, everything begins to kick into high gear, and you are spun into a dizzying journey where the show explores the concepts of time travel, truth, reality, and the very meaning behind human connection and dedication.
Wolf's Rain is another series that isn't really known for its blood or gore, but rather its heart-wrenching sense of longing and dark desperation. I include this show here because on many levels, I find the dire situation of these wolf characters to be rather grim, and frankly, somewhat disturbing. However, it is also incredibly beautiful in not only its art style and incredible soundtrack (composed by the great Yoko Kanno), but for the powerful yearning for justice and spiritual peace that these wolves feel they are owed by birth-right, which humanity has actively stolen from them. It really is a momentous series that should be seen by any anime lover. But be warned. It's got them feels.
Mushishi is difficult to describe. It isn't a horror anime, but has horrifying elements. And I wouldn't solely classify it as "dark" because many of the stories included share an overarching theme of hope and human survival. But it does follow the fascinating and often unsettling travels of a white-haired man who wanders ancient Japan as something akin to a shamanic healer, often coming across people who are infected by beings known as the "Mushi," which exist as parasite-like creatures that regularly infest humans, often inflicting their hosts with seemingly supernatural features, both fantastical and terrible. Many of these stories are touching. Some are sad. Some are hopeful. The series is episodic, strange, and weirdly beautiful. It's a thoughtful, gently paced show.
If you're into the feel of Death Note, I highly recommend Darker than Black. I absolutely love the atmosphere of this series, which takes place in a universe where human beings suddenly begin developing psychic powers, which take a personal toll on their users. Agents, most of which have also developed unique abilities, are dispatched to dispose of these threatening "Contractors" (which are what the psychic-power-havers are called), and unravel the mystery behind their appearance. The show just kind of throws you right into the action, where you are left to piece things together on your own. Many action sequences are awesome. The world-lore is awesome. It really is a lot of fun. My only warning would be that the second season of this series...is kind of miserable. At least it was for me. It had a completely different feel in my opinion, and I just couldn't get into it in the same way. I guess I'm not the only person who feels that way. HOWEVER. The first season is so ridiculously strong as a stand-alone piece that I still highly recommend it.
Those are the best I can come up with on the top of my head! I hope you find something you really enjoy, man!
(Jan 3, 2015, 09:01 PM)Jeremy Wrote: two animes that I have personally really enjoyed is Kenichi worlds mightiest disciple and darker than black, darker than black is complete but Kenichi is only the first season so i recommend reading the manga because it's complete
I watched all of kenchi and it was really good, but sadly i dont read it.
(Jan 3, 2015, 07:40 PM)Xionyus Wrote: There's No Game No Life. I'm not sure if it's up your alley, it's really good. Comparable to Sword Art Online.
You seem to like the more action-y ones though. I'd recommend Black Bullet.
I didn't see you say Hunter x Hunter though. It recently finished and I think it is easily one of the best animes. One of those 'you have to see.' It starts off kind of slow, but once you get to episode 4 or 5 it hooks you in.
Hunter x hunter was one of the ones i forgot my fav season was greed island, not much action but i like how it was planed and thought out
What to watch?
