Wednesday Contest: Worst Anime You've Ever Seen
We all know that MD Geist is the second worst anime ever created. Tell us what the
worst is. Tell us in detail. Make us relive the terror, anger, and frustration you felt watching it. Make us taste the blood in our mouths as we try to bite off our tongues if only to shorten the agony.
Due Date:Tuesday, March 20th 2007
Submission Method:Via
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Rules:In order to qualify, your worst anime must exist.
Prize:The Original Soundtrack to MD Geist
Prize disbursement is at the sole discretion of the hosts of GeekNights, Rym and Scott. Conditions for winning subject to change at any time for any reason. Enter at your own risk. Prize's estimated value is $0. Odds of winning depend entirely on number of entries received.
Comments
Worst Christmas present ever. You think it's about samurai, ... but it's about pedophile samurai with, like, no story development. I didn't read anything about it before I watched it, but I gave it a lot of episodes to go somewhere, ... and nothing really happened for the most part.
I really wanted to like that movie but I found it boring, very boring. It was so boring I fell asleep during parts of it and had to rewind to see if I missed anything interesting...
Later that night I even apologized to my wife for making her watch it with me.
Iczer-One
Mad Bull 34
Media Blasters and Manga Entertainment has some horrible crap back in the day.
edit: Central Park Media also has a ton of terrible shows but none offended be enough to make this list -__-
'Nuff said.
It's a movie, based on a manga series, that pulls chapters, seemingly at random, from the original source, and leaves you wondering what the fuck just happened. It made little to no sense, and I had to watch the first 3 Ranma dub vhs's all the way through, TWICE, just so the suicidal feelings would go away.
Akira sucks hermaphroditic donkey testicles.
Also, I noticed during the mid-90's, lots of people would claim to be "japanese animation" or "japanaimation" fans, and the only three anime's they could name were Akira, and two of the following: Tank Police, Robot Carnival, Lensman, or Vampire Hunter D. And they only knew of those because of anime on Sci-Fi. Akira was an enabler for many posers.
Ah well, I might as well throw my chump change in.
My picks would be:
Kiddy Grade - It's completely idiotic, takes itself too seriously, has some of the worst costume designs ever, makes no sense plot-wise, and features a moe girl prancing around while drinkin' wine.
Jing: King of Bandit (That's seriously how they spell it. I dunno where that "s" went) - Lame fanservice (Yes, it gets lamer than just plain fanservice) and a disastrous ending render this adaptation of a decent manga worthless.
.hack//SIGN - I don't know about you, but this one proved to be tedious to watch and even more painful to figure out.
The Third Season of Rurouni Kenshin - When the only villains you have are a Christian swordsman who thinks he's Jesus, a fencing politician, a guy on a horse that climbs stairs, and Feng Shui masters, you know there's a problem.
What's worse is that I BOUGHT the entire series in mint-condition from Amazon for around $45.00 after being semi-impressed with the $35.00 .hack//LEGEND OF THE TWILIGHT set (the twelve episode series following the .hack PS2 games that I bought on impulse from Suncoast). But yeah, Sign sucked and made my ears fall asleep and my eyes hurt.