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Feb 9, 2014 9:37 AM
#21
Sung-Hwan said: You're not aware of those people that are so obsessed with anime that they stop interacting with friends and family altogether, hole themselves up in their rooms without seeing daylight for days or worse, and even begin to confuse reality with anime itself, which leads to public indecency or things that I would not like to think of. The OP is clearly fine from what I see in his response, but you get the idea of what kind of people I was referring to. But you unarguably exaggerated there. The topic was simply on anime that affects you so much that for days you can't help thinking of it. Feeling that is completely healthy, it occurs with all kinds of storytelling mediums. When i finished reading 'The Book Thief', for example, i just couldn't stop musing about its ending for days. Certainly there are the scarily obsessed fans, but that wasn't the point of the topic. On topic, an anime that led me to some days of wonder was Lain, and i still get mesmerized whenever i decide to re-watch it. I think this is the most affecting thing i've ever watched. Nothing before made me get so addicted to its story. |
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Feb 9, 2014 9:39 AM
#22
Gantz - what the hell went wrong?? so good, so BAD Berserk - i don't think i'll ever get closure, even though i haven't quite finished currently available manga Loveless - just give me more already. vague show, but intriguing premise |
Feb 9, 2014 9:40 AM
#23
Aylaine said: Certain series that have a huge impact on me typically stay fresh in my mind for awhile. Bakemonogatari & it's related series are a good example of this; since watching them, I haven't been able to get my mind off of what's going to happen next. Waiting is extremely painful. Emotionally, I crave more. I begin to formulate theories, track developments to hopefully discover what might happen next, or replay pivotal moments in my head to discern any hidden clues or details that I may have missed before. Very few series will take it to that level for me, but if they do, then my mind will start the above process if it's not preoccupied with real life or more pressing matters. I couldn't agree with you more. That one left behind some good emotional impact, but like you said the entire series makes you feel so much for the excellently developed characters. Kind of like a mixture of heart-wrench and joy I guess. The only other two that I wasn't able to stop thinking about was Honey and Clover and Sakamichi No Apollon. They left behind a long trail of deep distinct messages that resonated deep as they were so easy to relate to and understand. That and the fact they were excellent anime made it that much harder to get over. |
Feb 9, 2014 9:50 AM
#24
One Piece. Ever since it became my favorite anime I think about it often. Of what's already happened and what's to become of it. For the first months after it became my favorite anime I thought about it all day, when I was in the shower I'd go over my favorite fights or powers, etc. |
Short of the day: Monotonous Purgatory(MAL) ✰Public Domain Club | One Piece Club✰ |
Feb 9, 2014 9:54 AM
#25
AstronomyDomine said: Sung-Hwan said: You're not aware of those people that are so obsessed with anime that they stop interacting with friends and family altogether, hole themselves up in their rooms without seeing daylight for days or worse, and even begin to confuse reality with anime itself, which leads to public indecency or things that I would not like to think of. The OP is clearly fine from what I see in his response, but you get the idea of what kind of people I was referring to. But you unarguably exaggerated there. The topic was simply on anime that affects you so much that for days you can't help thinking of it. Feeling that is completely healthy, it occurs with all kinds of storytelling mediums. When i finished reading 'The Book Thief', for example, i just couldn't stop musing about its ending for days. Certainly there are the scarily obsessed fans, but that wasn't the point of the topic. On topic, an anime that led me to some days of wonder was Lain, and i still get mesmerized whenever i decide to re-watch it. I think this is the most affecting thing i've ever watched. Nothing before made me get so addicted to its story. Misinterpreted the title. Anyways, seemed derailing so I got rid of them. I almost always have Haruhi Suzumiya on my mind. |
Feb 9, 2014 10:20 AM
#26
I to think about one piece too much. I also tend to thnk about manga I have just completed, though not anime, for some odd reason |
Feb 9, 2014 12:48 PM
#27
Feb 9, 2014 12:51 PM
#28
One show in particular, mainly because of all the animation project ideas that I have for it. |
Feb 9, 2014 1:05 PM
#29
Usually it happens in romances or intensive fighting scenes in shounens unfinished and left for the next episode. I dont know how I end up liking more . for instance in romances , the past girlfriend or childhood friend. Lately I've started watching Golden Time and stopped at episode 12 and now its way too painful to watch furthermore so I'll start watching it when the serie ends. For shounens it happened only with Bleach and One Piece. For Bleach its the Aizen final episodes.....where Ichigo trains and all episodes afterwards in Aizens arc. For One Piece , the most recent one , is when Crocodile did something (to avoid spoiling and I'm too lazy to tab it properly) to Luffy before Luffy comes at the Palace as "Water Luffy" . It freaked me out and the thought was bugging me , I knew that he is still alive but.....you get the idea. Oh , and for me , whenever I re-watch the final episode of Haganai NEXT I find myself thinking about it for atleast 2 weeks. |
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Feb 9, 2014 1:14 PM
#30
Moog- said: ^ this, for pretty much most every anime I've watched.Yeah, sometimes I spend time contemplating whatever series I was watching in my post-anime depression. It can be a little hard to leave a world, setting and characters that you've immersed yourself with and enjoyed. I also can't stop thinking about a lot of series that is currently airing that I have either caught up with or am marathoning. Atm, that would be Magi, Hunter x Hunter, and Log Horizon. |
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Feb 9, 2014 1:22 PM
#31
Gunslinger Girl kept me in it's grasp for quite a while, 'cause the girls in the series feel like they are happy with the lives they currently live, but how much of that statement is really true? The environments in which the girls live is just so depressing and in the end they are mostly used as tools by government agencies to do their dirty work. I can't help but wonder if they ever thought about an more ordinary or "normal" existence. When I watched this anime I just wanted to get those girls out of that mind-numbing place and let them do the things an average teenage girl would do. But maybe I'm overanalyzing the plot at this point... I dunno. Still a great show, nonetheless! |
Feb 9, 2014 3:17 PM
#32
Yes I do. Right now the two main ones are Hunter x Hunter and One Piece. |
Feb 9, 2014 3:21 PM
#33
IntroverTurtle said: One Piece. Ever since it became my favorite anime I think about it often. Of what's already happened and what's to become of it. For the first months after it became my favorite anime I thought about it all day, when I was in the shower I'd go over my favorite fights or powers, etc. No offense but I loled when I read the bolded part. I used to think about a lot of great anime (like One Piece), now I still do but not all the time, but, now, all I can think about is this great OP song, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtW-vyFro0k I have lost count of how many times I've hit the replay button. |
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Feb 9, 2014 3:28 PM
#34
I had this with Slayers, Ugly Yet Beautiful World anime and Litchi DE Hikari Club manga Bokurano and Rahxephon a bit too, but not as strong because they had enough content and a good ending |
Feb 9, 2014 3:29 PM
#35
I can be so obsessed over an anime that i think about it all the time and even dream about it. I watch funny scenes on youtube and create my own stories about the show. |
Feb 9, 2014 3:31 PM
#36
ToG25thBaam said: It's ok. The shower is a great place to think as you're attention isn't taken away by something else.[No offense but I loled when I read the bolded part. |
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Feb 9, 2014 3:31 PM
#37
Chibi-Alice said: I create my own stories about the show. Yeah I did this a lot too. Just in my head though. I daydreamed a lot about Elfen Lied, Higurashi, Baccano and Clannad |
Feb 9, 2014 4:35 PM
#38
hunter x hunter was all i thought about after i binge-tastically ripped through the first 110 episodes. like a kid on christmas. i thought about the characters constantly, esp gon, killua and hisoka. i don't know if i'm happy or sad its slowed down. it can be exhilirating to be obsessed, but sort of annoying. i've calmed down now that its week to week. |
Feb 9, 2014 5:25 PM
#39
Gonna throw in another one for One Piece. Didn't really realize I was so obsessed until my brother pointed out that's all I talked about and went to Youtube for after catching up, even while watching other series. Heck, themes and characters I didn't like so much the first time through have become my favourite stuff ever after revisiting them over and over again. |
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Feb 9, 2014 6:23 PM
#40
I can't stop thinking about Baccano, Fairy Tail, and probably Gurren Lagann because...they are just in my head almost every freaking day |
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Feb 9, 2014 6:32 PM
#41
IntroverTurtle said: I do this too, though when I'm in the shower I usually just sing. Most of my best thinking is done on the toilet.ToG25thBaam said: It's ok. The shower is a great place to think as you're attention isn't taken away by something else.[No offense but I loled when I read the bolded part. For shows like One Piece I usually try to throw myself somewhere in the story (usually as the 10th nakama) and interact with the rest of the world. I daydream way too much. |
Feb 9, 2014 6:35 PM
#42
IntroverTurtle said: ToG25thBaam said: It's ok. The shower is a great place to think as you're attention isn't taken away by something else.[No offense but I loled when I read the bolded part. lol It makes me remember when I used Luffy's picture as material for my cryptography paper just because I couldn't think of anything else. |
Feb 9, 2014 9:10 PM
#43
One Piece it's just a huge series with so many possibilities and such a huge world. |
Feb 9, 2014 9:14 PM
#44
FreshPrinceofMAL said: I don't ever sing.IntroverTurtle said: I do this too, though when I'm in the shower I usually just sing. Most of my best thinking is done on the toilet.ToG25thBaam said: It's ok. The shower is a great place to think as you're attention isn't taken away by something else.[No offense but I loled when I read the bolded part. For shows like One Piece I usually try to throw myself somewhere in the story (usually as the 10th nakama) and interact with the rest of the world. I daydream way too much. I do that sometimes, though for some reason I'm already content with their crew, don't really feel the need to add anything. wanderingplayboy said: I did that for carving a pumpkin. Had no idea what to do so I just made their jolly roger.IntroverTurtle said: ToG25thBaam said: It's ok. The shower is a great place to think as you're attention isn't taken away by something else.[No offense but I loled when I read the bolded part. lol It makes me remember when I used Luffy's picture as material for my cryptography paper just because I couldn't think of anything else. |
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Feb 10, 2014 12:34 AM
#45
Senran Kagura, Guilty Crown, and Evangelion (original). SK: Its remains one of my favorite FS-esque franchises and whenever I see another FS anime, I can't help but compare it to SK. GC: It left a void in my heart. It's first season scratched an itch few anime have been able to sate and its lackluster second season left me wanting more. EVA: I'm working my way through the anime, manga and, soon, the movies. Must...finish... |
Feb 10, 2014 12:59 AM
#46
DBZ but not as much as when I was a kid. I constantly think about a new perfected Dragon Ball series that would annihilate the big 3 in popularity. I think about it so much that I wish that I could just meet Akira Toriyama and just tell him about all my ideas to continue the series. |
Feb 10, 2014 1:03 AM
#47
Hajime no Ippo Can't get this out from my head.. almost every details, even the background music is like playing in my mind Also One Piece As mentioned above, i've been even thinking about this happy ending possibility |
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Feb 10, 2014 1:06 AM
#48
I was pretty smitten with Spice and Wolf when I finished both seasons. I still crave a season 3 even though the chances are slim. Just love the character interactions between Lawrence and Holo, and the show just had a certain charm/atmosphere to it. |
Feb 10, 2014 1:24 AM
#49
Feb 10, 2014 1:47 PM
#50
That would be Naruto. I re-watched the whole series from start till the latest episode. Not only that but I re-played Naruto ultimate ninja storm series. So I went through the story twice. I also listened to all the soundtrack collections and all of the OPs/EDs, found a lot of new favorite songs there. I also read every interview of Kishimoto I could find and checked some trivia for fun about the series. @_@ Thanks to that, I think about it a lot. I keep arguing in my head whether or not to read the manga or continue with the anime...really tough choice for me, dunno what to do. I plan to read the manga from the start when it finishes. I feel like a part of me is gonna die when it ends.... |
Feb 10, 2014 1:59 PM
#51
The one anime i can't stop thinking of is Angel Beats where at the end Yuzuru encounters kanade (angel) in the real world. and then the last episode ends making you wonder what would happen if they continued Angel Beats, would Kanade and Yuzuru meet up somewhere?,will Yuzuru meet all his old teammates in the real world? will never know :( |
Feb 10, 2014 2:07 PM
#52
Atmogenic said: The one anime i can't stop thinking of is Angel Beats where at the end Yuzuru encounters kanade (angel) in the real world. and then the last episode ends making you wonder what would happen if they continued Angel Beats, would Kanade and Yuzuru meet up somewhere?,will Yuzuru meet all his old teammates in the real world? will never know :( SPOILERSSSSSZZZZ |
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Feb 10, 2014 2:23 PM
#53
Feb 10, 2014 4:19 PM
#54
Attack on titan. After watching the first few episodes I couldn't get those titan's faces out of my head no matter hard I tried. |
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Feb 10, 2014 4:25 PM
#55
Umm.. I admit after watching the end of Shinsekai Yori, I could not sleep for days for some of the philosophical questions that the anime raised. Also, the manga, Seven days, it would give me a giddy feeling every time I read it. |
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Feb 10, 2014 4:55 PM
#56
First of all, and best of all: Berserk. You know what I'm talking about. 100 chapters of build-up. For one scene, and for that scene to deliver. Hunter x Hunter, from the complex battle system that makes you think over and over about how to create abilities, explaining abilities of the show and even other shows through it, like even the placement of the categories next to certain others is so well thought out, I'd say it's THE perfect system. to the psychological and mental games that actually immerses you into the situation and makes you feel how a certain character would feel, immersion takes more than original story, it takes talent. to the tricky and clever fights that combines the two elements mentioned earlier. To the emotional bursts that feel sincere and not just there for a reason to power up. Death Note : the show is just brilliant, simple, but the ending alone was an emotonal rollercoaster, rooting for light, hating light, rooting for him again, feeling sad for him... what an empty feeling it left me. It's like the naomi scene times 7. Fullmetal alchemist , whose day wasn't ruined with the 7th episode? Nina and Alex? This is as good as DN's ending, but DN is more impressive as it left that impression with an ending, when endings are difficult to manage. |
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Feb 12, 2014 2:45 AM
#57
After I watched Code Geass. It followed me for some weeks. I kept thinking about the ending, and rewatching it again and again. Plus i was sad that the series ended. I love Code Geass. Or Berserk. It schocked me and i couldn't get it out of my head, no matter how hard i tried. And Death Note, because i kept thinking what I would do in Lights place. I don't think i would have been brave or cold enough to do what he did. And I couldn't decide if i hated or liked him. |
Feb 12, 2014 2:52 AM
#58
K-On! is always on my mind. I always think "How can it be more better?" then I realize it can't because it's already perfect. |
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Feb 12, 2014 3:26 PM
#59
Hulmy said: K-On! is always on my mind. I always think "How can it be more better?" then I realize it can't because it's already perfect. That avatar of yours should be banned for cuteness overload. Anyway.....wanted to add that whenever I remember an anime is always the ones that I enjoyed the most and the ones I enjoyed the most were the ones I couldnt stop thinking and what is frustrating is that if I remember even the name the whole seasons/all season roll up in my mind and keep me busy for atleast a week. |
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Feb 12, 2014 3:30 PM
#60
The Liar Game, this manga is like 2 psychology lectures every chapter. I seriously just cannot stop thinking about it right now. I usually get infatuated with things from time to time though. |
Feb 12, 2014 4:37 PM
#61
Can't stop thinking about Welcome to the NHK. While I certainly am not on the level of Satou in terms of anti-sociability, it really hit me. Damn I spend a lot of time at home. The fact that the show had some legitimately good drama as well helped. |
Feb 12, 2014 7:47 PM
#62
Feb 12, 2014 8:02 PM
#63
Usually series that I'm watching which are completed |
Feb 14, 2014 8:16 AM
#64
Hunter x Hunter... I have rewatched it like 3 times and some individual episodes like 7 times or more.... It's just Mind Blowing. What the flying f**k is going on in this series??? Especially the latest arc. I need to fly to Japan and give Togashi an Oscar Award.... |
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Nov 13, 2014 3:13 PM
#65
I been searching for these two forever, please help. 1.One of the manga is about a boy who at the start was playing hide-go-seek with his classmate and he hid in the air vent and fell asleep and a transfer student found him, the boy also has a scar that goes completely around his neck, I think it was a seal of some sort and when he was beheaded without warning, he turned into some kind of monster, but he is still alive even though the beheading and turning into a monster and all that stuff. 2. The other manga is also about a boy but he is a kid and he is best friend with a dog and I think that he is a owner of a onsen or a hot spring, I think that at the beginning of the manga, the boy was on top of a tall post, when the boy's dog supposedly was killed by a monster but came back to life and somehow the monster was killed, I think that the time period is in the past. If you know one or both of them, please tell me soon, I been searching for both of them for a while. Thx. Read more at http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=81860&show=7260#uVGyWTt0YZBEZWf1.99 |
Nov 13, 2014 3:14 PM
#66
Not really |
FragOutFire said: Why am I a Berserk fan? All I ever experience is pain. We are in the eclipse and Miura has sacrificed us |
Nov 13, 2014 3:34 PM
#68
I can't stop thinking about Hisoka, does that count ;D? |
Nov 13, 2014 3:35 PM
#69
When I finished Clannad After Story thats all I could think about, even watching another anime I would still be thinking about it, that ending is so intense. |
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Nov 13, 2014 3:53 PM
#70
Junjou Romantica |
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