| Hi everybody, I would like some recommendations about some anime/ manga that has a very intriguing and thick plot, one of those where you have to think really hard to get what's going on, that has quite nice plot twists and which the above said plot it's explained through multiple dimensions, multiple universes and different timelines.. so a lot of underplots apparently disconnected between each other but with time it's found out that all connects with the main plot. Thanks |
| - Steins;Gate: obvious recommendation is obvious!...series and movie - The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya: especially in the second season (...good luck!) and in the movie. - Puella Magi Madoka Magica: near the end there is something concerning multiple timelines...it's not really central till that point though. Zelgadis94 said: a lot of underplots apparently disconnected between each other but with time it's found out that all connects with the main plot. Thanks - This is the second name of Mawaru Penguindrum. - Also, check out Shinsekai Yori...thick plot and mistery driven...amazing story! |
type-a1phaJun 6, 2014 1:09 AM
| Shinsekai Yori and Steins Gate and Puella Magi. |
| Holy shit the Nijigahara Holograph manga. Have fun figuring THAT out... Urasawa Naoki is really good at introducing dozens of plot thread that all come together in the end. There is 20th Century Boys, Pluto and Monster (this one also has an anime adaption) |
| Don't forget Baccano. |
What do you think? The meaning of our existence. Why do we continue to live? ~Iris Rain Umbrella, my favorite robot  |
| For anime I'd say Baccano For manga Eden: It's an Endless Word As mentioned before Urasawa loves having several perspective characters, Billy Bat is one of his recent works that does this too. If your referring to time travel though, the only thing that comes to mind is Wagatsuma no Yome and Harukana no Mach E |
 "The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." -Friedrich Nietzsche |
| Steins;Gate - a masterpiece on multiple universes, time travelling. |
type-a1pha said: - Steins;Gate: obvious recommendation is obvious!...series and movie - The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya: especially in the second season (...good luck!) and in the movie. - Puella Magi Madoka Magica: near the end there is something concerning multiple timelines...it's not really central till that point though. Zelgadis94 said: a lot of underplots apparently disconnected between each other but with time it's found out that all connects with the main plot. Thanks - This is the second name of Mawaru Penguindrum. - Also, check out Shinsekai Yori...thick plot and mistery driven...amazing story! I hear the name of MAdoka Magica everywhere, even here in Italy where anime fans are really casual always nominate this anime, I'll surely give it a try, I read the synopsis and it seems weird. I'll also watch Suzumiya Harui, it seems particular, even though I see there are two groups of people about this one, loved or hated. Thank you I'll give those a try! grandy_UiD said: Holy shit the Nijigahara Holograph manga. Have fun figuring THAT out... Urasawa Naoki is really good at introducing dozens of plot thread that all come together in the end. There is 20th Century Boys, Pluto and Monster (this one also has an anime adaption) Really thank you I just browsed those title and it seems exactly what I was searching for! I am really intrigued by Nijigahara Olograph. I'll surely read those. JustinNateal said: Don't forget Baccano. battosai-01 said: For anime I'd say Baccano For manga Eden: It's an Endless Word As mentioned before Urasawa loves having several perspective characters, Billy Bat is one of his recent works that does this too. If your referring to time travel though, the only thing that comes to mind is Wagatsuma no Yome and Harukana no Mach E About Baccano! I stumbled upon that a really lot of times but I've always took a step back because of the setting.. mmh I don't know but thanks for the other tites I'll give them a look |
Zelgadis94 said: I hear the name of MAdoka Magica everywhere, even here in Italy where anime fans are really casual always nominate this anime, I'll surely give it a try, I read the synopsis and it seems weird. I'll also watch Suzumiya Harui, it seems particular, even though I see there are two groups of people about this one, loved or hated. Ahah...non sei l'unico italiano qui! - Yeah, it is nominated a lot...and for a reason...it is an amazing tale about friendship, wishes, loss and despair. Remember to stick with it at least till the end of episode 3 before considering dropping it, since that is the turning point from a somewhat cheerful magical girl setting to a dark one. - To like Haruhi you need to like the female MC. Many people don't like the series because they don't like Haruhi's personality. There is also much hate specifically towards the second season...you'll eventually understand why. |
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