'ello! avid anime afficionado, started watching it on TV as a wee little child and it was all downhill from there hahaha.
I'm specially in love with high-action battle shonen and atmospherical, dreamlike, puzzle-like psychological shows, though very sadly we don't get much of this style nowadays.
Mini-reviews on my Completed list's tags, but I only started doing it in like 2020 so click on "Finished" to sort it by recently completed anime
When consuming things, I like to give an equal shot to both highbrow and lowbrow forms of entertainment, since I don't think quality is necessarily bound to one category or the other. Also if an anime is bad, watch it at 2x speed. Don't waste your time with things that aren't worth it.
I'm cherry-picking the anime I want to have as my 500th, 600th, and so on:
100th - 222nd I don't remember :(
300th completed anime: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders Season 2 (IIRC)
333rd completed anime: Puella Magi Madoka Magica (IIRC)
400th completed anime: Psycho-Pass (11/06/2017, 02:57) (all in DD/MM/YYYY, btw)
444th completed anime: Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor (11/12/2017, 03:35)
500th completed anime: Mobile Suit Gundam (11/06/2018, 22:43)
555th completed anime: Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (18/09/2018, 01:40)
600th completed anime: Shingeki no Kyojin Season 2 (30/10/2018, 02:02)
666th completed anime: Yami Shibai: Japanese Ghost Stories (31/10/2019, 23:59) Spooktober!
700th completed anime: Hokuto no ken/Fist of the North Star (02/11/2020, 07:00 lol)
200th day of anime: 19/03/2021 08:41, Texhnolyze episode 2/22
1st anime I ever watched: it could have been any of the following: Pokémon, Beyblade, Yu-Gi-Oh!!, Saint Seiya, Yu Yu Hakusho, Shaman King, Inuyasha, Ultimate Muscle, Kaleido Star, Cardcaptor Sakura, Megaman NT Warrior or Medabots way back in 2003 - 2004.
1st anime I watched online: Love Hina (2008, on YouTube, 240p, with Spanish subs even though I don't speak Spanish lmao)
1st manga I ever read: Fullmetal Alchemist (2007)
1st manga I read online: Pokémon Special/Pokémon Adventures (from RGBY to Crystal, 2009)
100th (and final) anime in the MAL Anime Watching Challenge 2018 (Hardcore Difficulty): RahXephon (13/11/2018, 03:07)
I caught up with:
Jojo on Jojolion chapter 84 / Jojo chapter 1111-1112 (if you count every chapter as if it was a weekly chapter) (April 18th, 2019 at 03:41 AM)
One Piece on chapter 826 (May 23rd, 2016)
Naruto on chapter 599 (September 17th, 2012)
One Piece chapter 1000 the day it came out (December 26th 2020, my 21st birthday! thank you for the gift, Oda!)
Last anime/manga I watched/read in the 2000's: D. Gray-Man and Chrno Crusade IIRC
First anime/manga I watched/read in the 2010's: Soul Eater and Rurouni Kenshin IIRC
Last anime/manga I watched/read in the 2010's: Gankutsuou - The Count of Monte Cristo and Uzumaki
First anime/manga I watched/read in the 2020's: Legend of the Galactic Heroes and Chainsaw Man
Honorable mentions for favorite anime: The Big O, Dorohedoro, Shiki, Texhnolyze, Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Kuuchuu Buranko, Cowboy Bebop, Lucky Star, Steins;Gate, Le Portrait de Petit Cossette, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, Mobile Suit Gundam, Shigatsu Wa Kimi no Uso, Dagashi Kashi, Kaiji, Psycho Pass, Angel's Egg, Vampire Hunter D (2000), Popee the Performer...
Power from Chainsaw Man, Chiyuki from Death Parade, Oshino Shinobu, Misa Hayase from Macross, Endou Saya, Lucy Steel, Satsuki Kitaouji, Saber, Winry Rockbell, Yuki Layla, Urumi Kanzaki, Asuka Langley, Krista Lenz, Violet Evergarden, Tsunade, Rosette Cristopher, Binbouda Momiji
I appreciate that you reached out, but I doubt I'll finish it any time soon, or ever at that. Cute little lasses thrown into twisted scenarios are not my cup of tea. Not because I'm oh-so-moralistic, but because it's too absurd to be taken seriously, for me at least.
You're nice. I'll listen to all the songs by Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Then start a new journey. It's reasonable. What makes crossover great makes it weak. I didn't listen to David Garrett months ago for the same reason.
Notably, I've listened to some rock albums, not sure a post-rock or something. "Master of Puppets" and "Metallica" are from a list of Top 500 by Rolling Stones. Admittedly, Wherever I May Roam is the only song that makes sense. I feel hard to accept another 19 songs.
Thank you. I saved both. It sounds strange and inaccessible when I heard post-rock and progressive metal. I believe they would be good introductions.
I usually listen to music in chronological order. I've listened to two albums by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Admittedly, many are not my type. However, "Promises To Keep" from Christmas Eve And Other Stories and "Joy - Angels We Have Heard On High" from Christmas Attic are impressive. It's a new experience! I will keep going. Thank you for your recommendation, PseudoWounds.
I've just been trying to clear my watch list, just finished watching Yondemasu yo, Azazel-san, which is very funny and grotesque, which I'd recommend you watch, as each episode is 12 minutes long. Also been watching Kekkai Sensen and a few other seasonals.
I've also been challenging myself to watch every anime released between 1917 all the way to 1999.
Sure! Let's start from the metal-classic crossover? In fact, the beginning of my journey to classic is David Garrett, an influential pop-classical crossover musical. I'm ready to be enlightened.
Hey,You have been selected by the magic pigeon to invite you to the new club "Sweet'n sour, if you don't want to enter, nothing happens, thank you very much and have a nice day / night!
Your words are nice. Thank you. I love Eva and crazy for the music. Komm, susser Tod, THANATOS, Good or Don't Be... Jesus Christ. Shiro Sagisu demonstrated that music could be more than entertainment as an assistant role of movies and become a profound and thought-provoking ethereal experience.
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I watched Carole & Tuesday recently. Is it on your list for a long time? Give music a chance.
https://myanimelist.net/reviews.php?id=402400
Notably, I've listened to some rock albums, not sure a post-rock or something. "Master of Puppets" and "Metallica" are from a list of Top 500 by Rolling Stones. Admittedly, Wherever I May Roam is the only song that makes sense. I feel hard to accept another 19 songs.
Thank you. I saved both. It sounds strange and inaccessible when I heard post-rock and progressive metal. I believe they would be good introductions.
I've also been challenging myself to watch every anime released between 1917 all the way to 1999.
You're welcome, my friend!
Chopin, Bach, Dvorak
Chopin: Impromptu No.1 in A Flat, Op.29
Sinfonia #5 in F - 3 - Allegro assai
04. Piano Trio in F minor, Op. 65, IV. Finale (Allegro con brio - etc.)
https://open.spotify.com/album/05AOyW74l2l2k6bZgOhI0u
https://open.spotify.com/album/17nl1WLthX9gKE8hnraadR
https://open.spotify.com/album/2zviTL8vRWbXlgNA2PLEls
Enjoy yourself.
I'm great. Today is a day worth living.
Your words are nice. Thank you. I love Eva and crazy for the music. Komm, susser Tod, THANATOS, Good or Don't Be... Jesus Christ. Shiro Sagisu demonstrated that music could be more than entertainment as an assistant role of movies and become a profound and thought-provoking ethereal experience.
How do you feel?
MAL rules! I'm home now.
You're right. I should have been do same size with every images. Sorry.