Anime - General Discussion Thread

I finally watched all of the movie Paprika last night. What a trip! It would have to be one of the most visually amazing animes i've ever seen, but the plot was a little... confusing :nut:

Im on ep 111 of NAruto Shippuuden.

It stuns me that I can watch so many ninja fights and love it. :nut:

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If you're a fan of LOTR and AzuDai... you must watch Lord Of The Yen...

http://www.sendspace.com/file/6alr1j

The English hardsubs for the anime version of Winter Sonata are starting to arrive...

http://www.animesuki.com/series.php/1530.html

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I want to see WInter Sonata. :puppydog:

Hi Everyone
I am Sandy Rochard and i am the lover of the anime and jdrama. But with compare i like the anime most i seen lot of the anime.So please anybody give an idea from where i can directly downloading the anime
Thanks.

^ Hi Sandy, I personally prefer torrents but if I remember well, a site called Anime Eden was recommended in this thread a few pages ago. I believe they have direct downloads (but I could be wrong).

OT I can't wait to see the new Inuyasha episodes.

EstherM wrote:

OT I can't wait to see the new Inuyasha episodes.

Now Im excited!! :woot:

Eve wrote:Now Im excited!! :woot:

Evie, I checked out the first three episodes of Inuyasha Final Act yesterday - I adore it :dancing:

EstherM wrote:

Evie, I checked out the first three episodes of Inuyasha Final Act yesterday - I adore it :dancing:

I've never seen that show but Rumiko Takahashi's creations all seem to be pretty good.

New episodes of Mahoromatic...

http://www.animesuki.com/series.php/1537.html

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I scrolled up but I couldn't figure out if these pictures were a response to someone else's post. Do you mind telling me what anime this is from? :) Looks like something I would enjoy!

tabemonster wrote:

I scrolled up but I couldn't figure out if these pictures were a response to someone else's post. Do you mind telling me what anime this is from? :) Looks like something I would enjoy!

The two pictures are not from an anime, but are a parody combining images and ideas from two different anime --- My Neighbor Totoro and Azumanga Daioh.

If you haven't seen these shows, you should do so, as they are both works of genius!

EstherM wrote:

Evie, I checked out the first three episodes of Inuyasha Final Act yesterday - I adore it :dancing:

Really. AWESOME!!!!!! :woot: :woot:

@Tu-I am a huge Rumiko Takahashi fan. She was the first one to hook me on a long series with Urusei Yatsura. Perfect for the permanently deranged! :nut:

Eve wrote:

Really. AWESOME!!!!!! :woot: :woot:

@Tu-I am a huge Rumiko Takahashi fan. She was the first one to hook me on a long series with Urusei Yatsura. Perfect for the permanently deranged! :nut:

I never saw all of Urusei Yatsura...but I did see some of it...very funny. Lum, is an iconic figure, for sure.

Tu_triky wrote:

I never saw all of Urusei Yatsura...but I did see some of it...very funny. Lum, is an iconic figure, for sure.

Lum is a precious jewel. :victory:
The whole premise of the anti-hero Ataru Moroboshi being born on the "unluckiest day of the Buddist calendar" really sets things up. It is another series I feel is most enjoyed when watched from ep one on. The story line really is consecutive.

Eve wrote:

Lum is a precious jewel. :victory:
The whole premise of the anti-hero Ataru Moroboshi being born on the "unluckiest day of the Buddist calendar" really sets things up. It is another series I feel is most enjoyed when watched from ep one on. The story line really is consecutive.

Yeah...I see your point...it's really well written for a comedy.

Tu_triky wrote:

Yeah...I see your point...it's really well written for a comedy.

Its a shame so few people recently have seen any of it. I got it on tape back in '94. Shows how ancient I am. :ashamed: :hehe:

Eve wrote:


Its a shame so few people recently have seen any of it. I got it on tape back in '94. Shows how ancient I am. :ashamed: :hehe:

That's how it was back in the day...trading on magnetic tape...I remember when I was really young, back in the day in '91...they had the first major anime convention in the US...it was in San Jose. It was called AnimeCon, the predecessor of today's Anime Expo which is the largest convention in N. America...anyway, back at this convention they had anime programming piped in thru the the cable channel system of the hotel and they allowed convention attendees staying at the hotel to bring their own VCRs to record the programming...it was nuts there were tons of ppl with VCRs in tow...some rooms had 4 or 5 VCRs hooked up to the room TV.