Zipang (again), the animated Sherlock Holmes (where Miyazaki directed a few episodes, that was the main draw for me), Round Vernian Vifam (old-school anime), Mushishi, and Rescue Wings.
I just finished watching Full Metal Alchemist a few days ago. WHOA that was a fucked up ending. It left me.... unfullfilled. Spoiler(highlight)
He had his fucking arm. And if there was no need to worry about the Law of Conservation of Energy or whatever they called it then WHO CARES ABOUT SACRAFICING YOUR ARM/LIFE?!?!?
Right now I'm watching Gankutsuou and for the past 7 years I've been slowly making my way through the Dragonball Z series. I've also been meaning to see some more of Ah! My Goddess and Ergo Proxy but I'm too lazy lately.
Right now the only anime I'm watching is Naruto (in the original Japanese version of coarse since it was editted all the way to a kiddy show in America).
Currently plodding through Mushishi, when I get the time, and I'm going to, at some point, watch Gankutsuo. Also, I really really really really really need to finish Samurai Champloo, so that'll probably be next.
Today I'm getting cable. So I'm hoping, soon, after I've watched enough of adult swim, you guys can consider me an anime geek. By the way, is Boondocks categorized as anime? I love that show, however, there are some sucky episodes once in a while. It's a little vulgar, and hell, it's racist too. I still can't get over the episode where they try to kidnap Oprah though. That's priceless.
Anime just means animation from Japan. Manga just means comics from Japan. that's why we have separate words like Manwha for Korean comics. So if Boondocks was made in Japan then yes, it is anime. Otherwise no.
Most of the animators are Aisian on The Boondocks, but it doesn't say anywhere that it's made in Japan. However, I personally think of it as the first true American anime though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Boondocks_%28TV%29
I guess it depends on how you look at it. Does anime mean it's made in Japan or can it mean that all the people working on it are from Japan and know what they're doing? (excluding voice actors)
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just finished Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora..bleh
Also Futurama, which I suppose doesn't really count.
Right now I'm watching Gankutsuou and for the past 7 years I've been slowly making my way through the Dragonball Z series. I've also been meaning to see some more of Ah! My Goddess and Ergo Proxy but I'm too lazy lately.
Bleach
Gaiking
Tekkaman
Red vs. Blue
Transformer Victory
Zoids Genisis
Vandread (rewatching the sub)
Guyver TV
Live action:
Kamen Rider Kabuto
Bokenger
Garo
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Boondocks_%28TV%29
Same with American animation. Ren and Stimpy was animated in Korea though its still considered American.
* lupin 3nd
* yu yu hakusho
*HAS ANYBODY HEARD OF ET CETERA
*SHAMAN KING
*TRIGUN
-FLCL (until they stopped showing it)
-One Piece
-Naruto
Slayers (original season)
Ergo Proxy
Episode 1s of a million crap anime
Im watching:
FLCL.(for the 100th time)
Iooking up at the half moon.(hope I got the title right)