Anime

[Kyle-san]

"Rurouni Kenshin"--nice backgrounds and costumes, but after about five or six episodes I got bored with it because the plots were so repetitive. I'd start watching, think "Yawn, another ninja," and change the channel.

 

It gets very good around episode 8 or 9, then is very interesting up until episode 62. Probably my favorite of all.

[Guitar_lover]

I like some animie, know loads of people who are really in to it. and got to convenions here in England about it. Me well i feel its allright, some is ok.

[Kung Fu Hamster]

I wanna get into it. The first thing I'm trying is "The Animatrix" series. It's what happened before "The Matrix trilogy". I've only seen the first episode (literally 9 minutes) and it was ok. Just wanna get to the anime ones... That one was in computer graphics for some reason... :-s

[Shorin Ryuu]

Anyone seen Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi? (Known as Spirited Away here in the States) I thought it was good, and I'm not ashamed to like it even if it was geared for children. Miyazaki is great!

[sano]

nobody named lupin the third, G-force i love that annoy music they play over and over, ronin warriors, Big O, Big O, Big O!!! dragon ball now those where the classics. i think thunder cats was anime to right.

[Shorin Ryuu]

dragon ball...heheh, i suppose its good if you are 10 years old...lol. Still, kinda fun in a juvenile way, maybe. It just got old, in my opinion. (Once again, the Japanese version was what I saw)

 

G-force...Gatchaman (I've only really seen the Japanese version) was a classic though. I had the misfortune of seeing the US version too...it was kinda bad...