| non yayoi POV historical event in japan especially jamon... most of japan writing oftenly centerd on yayoi people... it's kinda sad where there are rakyuyans and ainu as well... glad that golden kamuy got some awesome recognation so i don't ask more... however, series about jamon period still very rare... there are also some adaptation how outsider see japan like imawa no kuni no bird, but that's also very rare thing too... |
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| songhai empire when they created the mud mosque |
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| Sometime around where Detective Conan movie 6 took place in |
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| A perfect adaptation of Historie (manga) will make me jizz |
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| A realistic 23rd century anime, obviously. |
| Something made directly for animation, set during the Nanban bôeki period could be interesting. (though I don't know what kind of story I would like to get) |
| I wouldn't mind at all more animes situated in the Ancient History (Rome, Greece, Babylon, Egypt...) or the Medieval Era. And I would love an actual World War II anime with good production values without witches, lolis or magic in general, and that they would have balls to represent Hitler and the nazis instead of NotGermany!, NotHitler! and NotNazis! like they did in Izetta. |
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| An adaptation of Comic Showa Shi or Onward Towards our Noble Deaths from Shigeru Mizuki. |
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| i have a feeling that the ice age period hasnt been used yet |
| Sonic X is basically an isekai |
| Is there an anime with vikings? As a true norwegian i would like to see an anime about vikings :D |
Chibi-Alice said: Is there an anime with vikings? As a true norwegian i would like to see an anime about vikings :D Theres a manga called Vinland Saga and its apparently pretty good, im surprised you havent read it yet. OT: Probably something like the Inkas/Aztec Empire or really any ancient mediterranean area culture. Pls no more medieval or Nazis, Japan is also obviously overused. |
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HamburgerSpike said: Chibi-Alice said: Is there an anime with vikings? As a true norwegian i would like to see an anime about vikings :D Theres a manga called Vinland Saga and its apparently pretty good, im surprised you havent read it yet. I have heard of it, i just haven't checked it out yet. I had some fun looking at the names of the characters though. |
| I would like to see the events after a war. It's easy to show people fighting each other, but what about the aftermath? |
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| I would love to see an anime about the Spanish inquisition but a mostly female cast. Because nobody would expect it. |
| WWII from the German perspective like Unsere Mütter unsere Väter for example. But really I'd watch any historical anime if it told the story honestly and didn't put in magic or some other bullshit like that. Anything set in Europe between ancient Greece and 1950 would be amazing. |
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HamburgerSpike said: rahxephon was first that came to mind because its based on the 2012 maya apocalypse Chibi-Alice said: Is there an anime with vikings? As a true norwegian i would like to see an anime about vikings :D Theres a manga called Vinland Saga and its apparently pretty good, im surprised you havent read it yet. OT: Probably something like the Inkas/Aztec Empire or really any ancient mediterranean area culture. Pls no more medieval or Nazis, Japan is also obviously overused. and i remembered this tv tropes page http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Mayincatec you might also be interested in The Mysterious City of Gold |
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| I'd like to see an anime set in the Regency era, or Renaissance era. For the costume porn, of course. |
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romagia said: HamburgerSpike said: rahxephon was first that came to mind because its based on the 2012 maya apocalypse Theres a manga called Vinland Saga and its apparently pretty good, im surprised you havent read it yet. OT: Probably something like the Inkas/Aztec Empire or really any ancient mediterranean area culture. Pls no more medieval or Nazis, Japan is also obviously overused. and i remembered this tv tropes page http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Mayincatec you might also be interested in The Mysterious City of Gold I wanted to watch Rahxephon eventually cause I heard its a better NGE. I wonder about that cities of gold thing, may check it out but have no high expectations |
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HamburgerSpike said: for all its worth, cities of gold is higher rated than rahxephon on malromagia said: rahxephon was first that came to mind because its based on the 2012 maya apocalypse and i remembered this tv tropes page http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Mayincatec you might also be interested in The Mysterious City of Gold I wanted to watch Rahxephon eventually cause I heard its a better NGE. I wonder about that cities of gold thing, may check it out but have no high expectations |
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| Not really historical, but I would like to see some stories from the Greek Mythology (like the Trojan War or the Titanomachy) as an anime. |
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| Well, there's 3 that immediately pop to mind: The one I'd want most is a dramatization of The Great Northern War with King Karl XII of Sweden as the central character. That's such an underrated bit of history and I think it needs more attention in general; it's really one of those things that feels like it's straight out of a work of fiction or a storybook, yet it happened in real life as opposed to anything else. It'd be an incredible thing to adapt. A good adaptation of it would be incredibly tense and overpowering, incredibly tactical and cunning, and a display of sheer willpower and overcoming incredibly unfavorable odds, with an ending that'd be somewhat tragic, showing that this incredible commander and ruler who could march through countless obstacles and remain standing, despite constantly staring death, absolute failure, and ridiculous amounts of adversity right in the face, can still fall eventually. It's said that Carolus Rex was a leader who did not tell his men to go forth and fight; but instead told them to come along with him. He had Peter the Great of Russia begging for peace at one point. He fell in the end, but Karl the XII's story is an incredible one that would be great for this sort of thing. I'm biased, though, he's my favorite historical figure xD Secondly would be something like Das Boot, where it's WWII from the perception of a group of German soldiers; doesn't have to be in an u-boat, but something with that premise would be pretty neat. Lastly, which would feel like the most probable, a Sengoku period piece centered around Mori Motonari - what would differentiate it from other anime with that setting that's centered around prominent daiymo of the time is that Mori Motonari was just a deceptive, devious bastard who came up with the most intricate and detailed strategies of the time period. It'd be like Log Horizon except instead of in an MMO, it'd be set in the Sengoku era. Oh! The Thirty Years' War would also be awesome too, but that literally just popped into my head so I don't know how they'd do that since I haven't thought of it. Also a harem/ecchi where famous commanders from the world over like Hannibal, Gustavus Adolphus, Admiral Yi, Sanada Yukimura, Heinz Guderian, Napoleon, Genghis Khan and so forth are turned into a group of lovely ladies to serve as the haremettes. That's of the utmost importance. |
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| Ha, what historical era wouldn't I like to see... I suppose maybe something based on the Edwardian era, since that is the one I'm most drawn to at the moment. But most things historical would be fine by me. |
| Salem Witch Trials anime, please :D |
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ladamesansmerci said: Salem Witch Trials anime, please :D Hmm...that could work as a prequel to Witch Hunter Robin... OT: I thought about the Lewis and Clark Expedition...but that would basically be Samurai Champloo in the West... Has there been an anime about cavemen? Cavemen! Oh also...not exactly historical, but....other than the 2007 American film, has there ever been an adaptation on the story of Beowulf? |
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Kuma said: non yayoi POV historical event in japan especially jamon... most of japan writing oftenly centerd on yayoi people... it's kinda sad where there are rakyuyans and ainu as well... glad that golden kamuy got some awesome recognation so i don't ask more... however, series about jamon period still very rare... there are also some adaptation how outsider see japan like imawa no kuni no bird, but that's also very rare thing too... I think, that you mean Jomon period. And that's quite broad, considering that it spanned over 10000 years. But I agree, an anime about the Ainu would be interesting. An anime about WW I, the Cold War or the history of the Americas would be interesting. WW II has been done to death. |
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TheBigGuy said: Kuma said: non yayoi POV historical event in japan especially jamon... most of japan writing oftenly centerd on yayoi people... it's kinda sad where there are rakyuyans and ainu as well... glad that golden kamuy got some awesome recognation so i don't ask more... however, series about jamon period still very rare... there are also some adaptation how outsider see japan like imawa no kuni no bird, but that's also very rare thing too... I think, that you mean Jomon period. And that's quite broad, considering that it spanned over 10000 years. But I agree, an anime about the Ainu would be interesting. yes, i mean jamon periode, since they span really long time... too bad they have none historical record except some few archeological remains... they are food gathering people... also as i mentioned, golden kamuy bound to get adaptation, even not anime one, at least live action one... |
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| Idk, something about the Japanese invasion of Korea would be interesting. Or the Sino-Japanese war in the 19th century. That whole period surrounding the Opium Wars is pretty interesting. HamburgerSpike said: Chibi-Alice said: Is there an anime with vikings? As a true norwegian i would like to see an anime about vikings :D Theres a manga called Vinland Saga and its apparently pretty good, im surprised you havent read it yet. OT: Probably something like the Inkas/Aztec Empire or really any ancient mediterranean area culture. Pls no more medieval or Nazis, Japan is also obviously overused. What about https://myanimelist.net/anime/1775/Jikuu_Tenshou_Nazca or https://myanimelist.net/anime/4876/Hashire_Melos The first one also happens to be the anime you can see in the Malcolm in the Middle Opening sequence. But I haven't seen it and the rating is quite low so no guarantees. |
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I would like to see an adaptation of mahabaratha which focusing on the reverse harem story of draupadi and her husbands, the pandava Oh wait, that isn't historical.. |
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Nsilence said: It would be nice to see something with nice art about 17-18 century setting anime involving sea travel, whether something historical like sailing for discovery of new lands, just random stories with the setting or about pirates even (are they afraid to touch the theme because One Piece exists or what) or some accurate adaptations of classical adventure sea books that have that (Gankutsuou with spaceships doesn't count here) You might like Takarajima. It satisfied my craving for pirates in anime, at least for a while. Done by the best director too so you can't really go wrong with it :>. As for accurate adaptions of classical adventure sea books there is this, based on Moby Dick https://myanimelist.net/anime/1466/Hakugei_Densetsu But I'd definitely be up for more sea travel exploration in anime. I generally enjoy it every time a show has some episodes where the characters travel by ship, but I can't really think of any anime where that is what they do for most of the show. Until we get something like this I'll have to just read and re-reach Jack London novels for that purpose. |
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Pullman said: Idk, something about the Japanese invasion of Korea would be interesting. Or the Sino-Japanese war in the 19th century. That whole period surrounding the Opium Wars is pretty interesting. HamburgerSpike said: Theres a manga called Vinland Saga and its apparently pretty good, im surprised you havent read it yet. OT: Probably something like the Inkas/Aztec Empire or really any ancient mediterranean area culture. Pls no more medieval or Nazis, Japan is also obviously overused. What about https://myanimelist.net/anime/1775/Jikuu_Tenshou_Nazca or https://myanimelist.net/anime/4876/Hashire_Melos The first one also happens to be the anime you can see in the Malcolm in the Middle Opening sequence. But I haven't seen it and the rating is quite low so no guarantees. It seems the second one is directed by Yuasa's father but these are some really old anime so no thanks. jk, but seriously I will probably watch the movie as it looks more promising. I wonder how the makers of MitM came up with this series as it looks really obscure. I found this for anyone interested and bored enough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKVeI8j0TrU&index=5&list=PL9MMHBqmFkR3Bc66CA7rFXcFRO94P9hCi |
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Pullman said: already see this pullman?Nsilence said: It would be nice to see something with nice art about 17-18 century setting anime involving sea travel, whether something historical like sailing for discovery of new lands, just random stories with the setting or about pirates even (are they afraid to touch the theme because One Piece exists or what) or some accurate adaptations of classical adventure sea books that have that (Gankutsuou with spaceships doesn't count here) You might like Takarajima. It satisfied my craving for pirates in anime, at least for a while. Done by the best director too so you can't really go wrong with it :>. As for accurate adaptions of classical adventure sea books there is this, based on Moby Dick https://myanimelist.net/anime/1466/Hakugei_Densetsu But I'd definitely be up for more sea travel exploration in anime. I generally enjoy it every time a show has some episodes where the characters travel by ship, but I can't really think of any anime where that is what they do for most of the show. Until we get something like this I'll have to just read and re-reach Jack London novels for that purpose. https://myanimelist.net/anime/3199/Nanatsu_no_Umi_no_Tico |
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| I'd like to see anime set in the classical era, Greece, Rome, and of course, SPARTAAA! But aside from that, it's mostly covered. Animes tends to grossly lack historical accuracy though, which makes most historic anime garbo. |
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| French Revolution era stuff would be my jam. I don't think I've ever seen an attempt at the Mongol era stuff. Also, adapting Vinland Saga would be more than enough to quench my Viking thirst. Oh hey, 1000 posts. Cool. |
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| Well the story of the 47 ronin for me or something about sea pirates (excluding One Piece) because space pirates don't count to me damn it. Another one would be a historical anime with the same set-up as Rokka no Yusha, see a mystery series set in the prehistoric era or when the british empire was still a thing. |
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karambia said: Pullman said: already see this pullman?You might like Takarajima. It satisfied my craving for pirates in anime, at least for a while. Done by the best director too so you can't really go wrong with it :>. As for accurate adaptions of classical adventure sea books there is this, based on Moby Dick https://myanimelist.net/anime/1466/Hakugei_Densetsu But I'd definitely be up for more sea travel exploration in anime. I generally enjoy it every time a show has some episodes where the characters travel by ship, but I can't really think of any anime where that is what they do for most of the show. Until we get something like this I'll have to just read and re-reach Jack London novels for that purpose. https://myanimelist.net/anime/3199/Nanatsu_no_Umi_no_Tico It says in the subforum that it isn't fully subbed :(. |
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LPGeneratorx said: French Revolution era stuff would be my jam. I don't think I've ever seen an attempt at the Mongol era stuff. Also, adapting Vinland Saga would be more than enough to quench my Viking thirst. Oh hey, 1000 posts. Cool. Rose of Versailles is historical accurate, there is the manga Innocent but the sequel is still ongoing. |
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| Something like in ancient greek where there's myths and demi gods and gods and all those amazing greek mythology creatures. Yeah...... I would love that. |
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| I would really like something that is set in ancient sumer. There isn't much known about them, but the few stories that they have, i think would make an anime that i would enjoy very much. Especially the Epic of Gilgamesh is something that i really want an anime adaptation of. An anime set in Persia would be pretty nice as well. Something along the lines of the movie 300 or Prince of Persia, portraying the culture of the persian people and having heroes of persian tales as main characters and so on. And pirates. I like pirates. I like Pirates of the Caribbean. |
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| ah I see.. I pretty lucky watched it long ago as it dubbed in my country. now I kinda missed but idk where to get it too :( - on easy access - |
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LPGeneratorx said: I don't think I've ever seen an attempt at the Mongol era stuff. Oh hey, 1000 posts. Cool. You might like this manga, even if it's closer to the present. https://myanimelist.net/manga/11514/Otoyomegatari?q=Otoyome |
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Kuma said: TheBigGuy said: I think, that you mean Jomon period. And that's quite broad, considering that it spanned over 10000 years. But I agree, an anime about the Ainu would be interesting. yes, i mean jamon periode, since they span really long time... too bad they have none historical record except some few archeological remains... they are food gathering people... also as i mentioned, golden kamuy bound to get adaptation, even not anime one, at least live action one... I don't know, if you're trying to be funny or seriously can't spell Jomon. |
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