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Trigun Rocks! (or, so says my kids. I personally have only seen part of one episode, which is pretty much the total extent of all anime I have ever seen..........)
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quote:Originally posted by BlackBlade: If you want Bleach there are plenty of websites that have all the epiodes for free and the fan sub's are really well done. Though I think Samurai Champloo had the best subtitle work I have ever seen, it even had etymology on many of the feudal words and practices they say/experience.
I am in the 40's as far as episodes for Bleach go and I was amazed by the sheer volume of characters they introduced in the 30's.
My brother and I were watching it and drinking slurpees and there is one episode where I think its Ryou who is talking to Tatsuki and asks, "How can Orihime eat so much and not get fat?" and Tasuki says, "It all goes to her breasts."
We spent the next 15 minutes cleaning slurpee off the carpet.
For my bleach episodes, its direct download instead of torrent, but its quite fast and they just ask you to download 1 episode at a time.
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Come on your telling me that the person that play Vash didn't do an amazing job?
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also say allof Esceflowne ^^ Kirby MOrrow for the win! Gundam Wing, YuGiOh, Esceflowne InuYasha I think were the only ones I liked Dubbed.
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Not all anime sounds better in Japanese. I like Big O better in English. I think Gundam Wing was amazing cast and acted for the voicing. Vash for Trigun was fantastic, and I don't think I'd like the show half as much if not for the VA in that show in the english version. Yu Yu Hakusho I like better in english too. The personalities of the characters comes through better with the english actors.
FMA I can't watch in English. It's missing a ton of the emotion that you get from it in Japanese.
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Blayne Bradley
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okays Go (5 ) is interesting, ill proceede to downlaod the 74 remaining episodes.
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Akira, Ghost in the Shell, Ninja Scroll, Spirited Away, Broken Saints, Ghost in the Shell 2, Metropolis, Steamboy, Appleseed and SIN (not to be confused with sin city)?
Those are all really good some are more for the mind than for the visual but they all fit nicely in the anime scope.
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I second Wolf's Rain. In fact, I'm listening to the second Wolf's Rain soundtrack right now. The premise: the world is dying and most of humanity lives in domed cities. Wolves (thought extinct) have developed the ability to appear as human. There is a legend that only wolves can find Paradise. The white wolf Kiba and his friends set out to do just that, with the help of the flower girl Cheza.
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Gundam Seed has absolutely no filler (except for 2 or so recap episodes, which have a little extra content), I don't think I've seen all of any of the other Gundams.
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Gundam Seed (and its sequel, Gundam Seed: Destiny) sure have a lot of flashbacks though! But they're still good series.
And Gundam series aren't long and drawn out with a lot of filler and pointless fighting. Most are character-driven, filled with political intrigue, and they range in length from 39 episodes to 50. Gundam is original (as in, not based on a manga), so there's no need for filler and such.
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Gundam Seed's best point IMHO is that the Gundams are simply normal mobile suits with suped up weapons/thrusters and a awesome OS (probly a Mac with a Linux Dash ^^) and it takes either A) Skill or B) a even more awesome OS to compensate you your crappy skills not to get shot down. In Gundam Wing the Gundams were made from a special alloy called Gundamium which amde em nigh' on invinceble.
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