hi all is there any anime or manga fans on here if so let me know whats youe fav anime or manga ?
as for me i have to say the best series or anime and manga iv seen is all the dot.hack's

cant say i know anything about them but the one in the middle of kill bill was fukin awsome

I don't really watch them much, but I think the pics are awesome!

that anime in the mid of kill bill was great i did injoy thos films

as for not knowing much about anime i started like you looking at the pics from an artists point and the someone showed me a final fantasy film and i was hocked lol the films are a good starting point for any new anime fan

Try these out they are great: Bleach, Naruto shippuden, ruroni kenshin ( kind old) or desert punk

<--Hardcore Bleach fan

Bleach is a totally awesome anime. Naruto shippuden is also really great. One that hasn't been named yet is Blood + It is absolutely fantastic. Especially if you're a fan of vampires and the mystery surrounding them.

I love watching and reading anime and manga. I through myself off sometimes when reading from right to left instead of left to write.

There all great anime but theres still one missing which is FMA(full metal alcamist) they have just redone the season but this time its based around the manga it looks just as good its called FMA BROTHHOOD

There all great anime but theres still one missing which is FMA(full metal alcamist) they have just redone the season but this time its based around the manga it looks just as good its called FMA BROTHHOOD

I've been watching that on funimation's website. I love it so far, it still has the magic of the first series. I found Fist of the North Star on the same site too and love that as well. If only there was a website that had Sailor Moon episodes subbed O_O

i havent watched anime for a while,but i still love cowboy bebop

Thats the best series ever made (IMO anyway)

oh you probably won't like the stuff i like as most of the stuff i like is all shojo.

totally girly.

dears
my hime
chobits
skip beat
boys over flowers
nana
paradise kiss
fruits basket
ah my goddess


oh my god i have a huge manga/anime collection. the list can go on and on.

but i do like some shonen stuff.

deathnote
bleach
samurai champloo
cowboy bebop
samurai x (which i think if i remember correctly is ruoni kenshen)

so on.

yep iv seen some shojo anime chobits i did injoy the season its had a lot of funny bits but the manga is better than the anime on that one and iv also seen loveless its not for everyone i have to admite.
as for sailer moon i think there is some ep on narutowire web site if your intrested ohh i almost forgot to mension wolfsrain lol

i love love love sailor moon. thats the whole dang reason i started up into this business.

and i bought one dvd of wolfsrain and never bought another one. as a matter of fact i got the box too. :( LOL

check out dears. its freakin hilarious and just kinda dirty HAH

Cowboy bepob was awesome Fma was a fun watch. I try and catch the anime before funmation or any people like that get a hold of it the dubbed versions are always so tame comparatively. I find myself more drawn to the comedic side of anime. Ive been reading a Korean anime as of late called witch hunter. Very funny and its read in the normal left to right fashion.

A little mental exercise, and here is a splash of some of the anime titles I have seen (for the most part) in the past 8 years.

Ah My Goddess
Bastard
Berserk
Cowboy Bebop
Trigun
Fullmetal Alchemist
Armitage
Ninja Scroll
Outlaw Star
Akira
Blue Seed
Escaflowne
Those Who Hunt Elves
Sorcerer Hunters
Slayers
Serial Experiment Lain
His and Her Circumstances
Kodocha
Ranma/DBZ/Gundam (a mish mash)
Princess Mononoke
Fushigi Yugi
Tenchi Muyo
Spriggan
Utawarerumono
X
Lodoss War
Ghost in the Shell
Metropolis
Chobits
Scrapped Princess
Ichigo 100%
Evangelion
Onegai Teacher
Tenjho Tenge
Fate Stay Night
Kashimashi
Dual
Full Metal Panic
El Hazard
Clannad
Kiba
Rune Soldier Louie
Hunter X Hunter
Vandred
Banner(Crest) of the Stars
NANA
Shakugan no Shana
Hayate no Gotoku
Soul Eater
Death Note
My Hime
Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion

A long list like this might lead one of you to a new title.

I'm not the biggest anime fan, but I did get to see Akira, Project A-ko, and Robot Carnival on the big screen years ago at an art-house theater in Portland, OR

marry me.