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Male, 31 years old, lives in Sweden, brown hair, blue eyes, tall as fuck and loves cheese doodles. No random friend requests! I keep my friend-list curated to users I interact or used to interact with to some capacity, so leave a comment or two first at least. Favorites in chart-form: 3x3 Anime Cartoons Manga Games Fine then. I'm an anime-fan from a small town in the middle of Sweden. You know, that country in northern Europe that looks like a giant penis next to the nut sack Finland and where everyone says BORK BORK while screwing beautiful blondes and eating meatballs in IKEA with PewDiePie (we're also responsible for Minecraft, Battlefield, ABBA, the most iconic interpretation of Death, Pippi Longstocking and the #1 most famous way of plundering on the seven digital seas). I consider myself a media enthusiast with emphasis on fiction and particularly animation. When awake and not working, eating, being with friends etc there's pretty much always some anime, movie, comic, game or book on at all times. So if you're wondering over the rapid pace I watch stuff then that's the reason. Anime is my favorite of the bunch since the japanese at their a-game have a knack for storytelling and characterization coupled with imaginative ideas that other mediums tend to lack. Cartoons still struggle to make works that aren't simple kid's content or raunchy comedies for adults. Movies can't really compete with the fleshing out of themes, characters and worldbuilding a show with five times the duration can provide. Western TV still struggle to get beyond seasonal storytelling and doing more than faffing around with the premise, not sure about eastern live-action TV. Video games have the most potential of them all but are still mostly being treated as interactive toys and the few games that do genuinely focus on story tend to be decent or worse in gameplay sadly. Literature is technically the best medium in terms of quality content but (alongside manga and comics) doesn't simulate as many senses as the audiovisual ones. VNs are all fucking garbage. I did try theatre once but could only think of how much better Princess Tutu was as an experience and music is closer to paintings and sculpture as an artform than the more fiction-based mediums above so I don't really care there. So that leaves Anime as the most intriguing of the bunch, filled to the brim with vapid moeblob comedies as it may be. Plenty of exciting, emotional, artistically fulfilling, thought-provoking and intriguing works to be had here. I don't have many hobbies outside of media but one of them would be skiing. The only tolerable sport. But since all Swedish slopes are ten meter high garbage dumps covered in ice I usually go skiing in the Alps once a year with my granddad. Seriously, skiing in the Alps deserves to be the official eighth wonder of the world. I studied IT and digital media design for six years total and am currently taking odd jobs of all manners (web design, animations, logotypes, ads etc) complemented with being a store clerk during weekends. Well, all this info is dandy and all but if there's one thing I want you to take away form all this it's that I really like cheese doodles. Everything beyond that point is pretty much redundant. Cheese doodles triumphs over all. No, I don't live in Switzerland and I have no idea why people outside of Europe always mix us up. I do however love anime. Now let me tell you a little tale about how that came to be... It began for me, as it did for you and many others on this site, with the yellow rat who refused to live inside a ball. I was six years old (I think) and did of course not know the difference between anime and cartoons, but Pokemon quickly became my favorite. I watched the show, played the games, collected the cards and played with the toys. Pokemon was my drug. A few years later Digimon began airing and I became a fan of that too. All in all, Pokemon and Digimon are the two animes I watched as a kid. I did also see a little Sailor Moon, Yu-Gi-Oh and one of the Dragonball movies. As time flew by and I grew older I entered that stage where cartoons are considered silly and uncool. Pokémon which I had loved so much was now the most childish thing ever and therefore I strongly disliked it. I actually started drawing a comic strip called "Pokedeath" where Pokemon dies in really gruesome ways to show my friends how much I disliked Pokemon. Lately I've started to recreate these strips in Paint, which you can see further down on this page. Cartoons were lame, so instead I found another source of patrician tier entertainment: Manga. On my twelfth birthday I received the first two volumes of Dragonball, and I would say this is where it really started. Dragonball was alongside with games (which I had discovered lately) the new drug. I remember that my sister and I had a dream to build a zoo together when we grew up, which we for several years had saved a lot of money for. I took it all and bought 16 volumes of Dragonball. One Piece and Yu-Gi-Oh were two other manga I started collecting during this time. Fastforward one year. When I was fifteen my interest for animation came back. I was at my cousins place (all of them small kids), and out of boredom I decided to watch a movie. Obviously all of their movies were for children, so I picked "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" which if I remembered right actually was rather dark and epic. And it most certainly was; the main villain burns down Paris and kills lots of innocent people simply because he is horny, all this accompanied to epic chorus and majestic shots; I was chocked, literally, how could this be from Disney? After that I began to plough through Disney's works one after another. It was clear now how much I had underrated animation, not because any of them was as dark as Hunchback but because they made for some mighty fine entertainment. Sixteen years old now, at this point I could tell the difference between anime and other cartoons, mostly thanks to a good friend of mine who happen to be an anime-fan. "Yeah, this asshole, feel free to spam his profile with all your might". Yet I was still skeptical to anime, or rather, I was pretty "anti" to it. The Dragonball movie which had barely nothing to do with the manga plus Swedish dub leaves deep scars. On top of that I watched a dubbed clip from one of the first One Piece movies, ridiculous voice acting and pathetic humor was not my cup of tea. And I was still under the impression that shows like Totally Spies and Teen Titans were anime and I disliked both of those. A few weeks later however when I was warning the friend mentioned above about the One Piece anime he put on an episode from the series to check it out, and damn if I wasn't surprised that it was almost identical to the manga (obviously not the first episode). Being up-to-date with the manga and out of Disney movies to watch, a couple days later I decided to continue with a few episodes of One Piece (subbed of course) and the rest is history. One and a half month later I was up to date with the series (that bastard friend completed it in three weeks) and I had watched the alarming number of 40 episodes in one day. Next up was Naruto and then Bleach. Yeah you heard right, I completed the Big Three in a row, and I'm glad I did since I'd never have that patience today. After watching so many episodes I thought of myself as some sort of anime-expert who knew every cliché and stereotype there is (Wait, what? What's an ecchi? Is it eatable? And what is this Studio Ghibli you're talking about?) but then I watched Elfen Lied and damn did that show turn my world upside down. I had never quite been so emotionally engaged by anything before so it became my favorite anime for two years. But obviously that was just me being inexperienced and upon rewatching it years later I saw it for the cheap and poorly written shlock it is. I saw one anime after another. Death Note, Claymore, D.N.Angel, Grave of the Fireflies, Love Hina, Berserk, Spirited Away, Fullmetal Alchemist, School Rumble, Soul Eater and the list goes on. After one year I had watched somewhere between 45 to 50 days of anime. A pacing I've only increased since. Anime was my new drug. I was so obsessed with it that I set up as a goal to watch the majority of all anime ever made, a goal which I gave up on for a while in favor of highlights of all mediums (this is where I became a media-enthusiast rather than an anime-enthusiast) until I realized the goal actually is doable. So fuck it, I'm clearly going to dedicate my life to consuming media so might as well finish anime while at it. Around 2011 my fanboyism for anime started to wear off, I became more demanding, better at critical thinking and started caring more for a good story than medium of delivery. Don't get me wrong, I still love anime more than any other medium, it's just that my patience for the mediocrities has gradually grown thinner and yet I keep bothering with them. As of now I've seen over 2000 series, movies and OVAs and have no plan to stop anytime soon. I was planning on making a ranked list here but honestly the recommendation chart at the top does an equally good job at displaying my taste, so go take a look at that one if you're interested. Here is a list of the best works I've seen so far within each major genre, sub-genre, demographic and whatnot. Shounen: Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Shoujo/Mahou Shoujo: Princess Tutu Adventure: One Piece Sci-fi/Cyberpunk: Ghost in the Shell Steampunk: Steamboy Space: Planetes Space Western Cowboy Bebop Space Opera: Space Battleship Yamato 2199 War Drama: Area 88 OVA Dystopia: Shinsekai Yori Super mecha: Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann Real mecha: Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team Fantasy: Princess Mononoke Dark Fantasy: Berserk High Fantasy: Record of Lodoss War Modern Fantasy: Fate/Zero Action: Rebuild of Evangelion Gunslinger: Gungrave Swordfight: Samurai Champloo Marterial Arts/GAR: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure 2012 Psychological: Neon Genesis Evangelion Philosophical: Ergo Proxy Spiritual: Mushishi Supernatural: Spirited Away Thriller: Perfect Blue Horror: Mononoke Vampire: Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust Mystery: Haibane Renmei Criminal: Death Note Sport: Major Racing: Redline Gambling: Kaiji Seinen: Monster Yosei: Nana Kodomo: Digimon Adventure Mina: My Neighbor Totoro Historical: Rurouni Kenshin Otaku: Welcome to the NHK Moe: Chii's Sweet Home Slice of Life: Aria Drama: Clannad Tragedy: Galaxy Express 999 Comedy: Great Teacher Onizuka Parody: Detroit Metal City Satire: Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei Romance: 5 Centimeters per Second Romcom: Kare Kano Harem: School Days Reverse Harem: Ouran High School Host Club Ecchi: Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt Hentai: Virgin Night Shounen Ai/Yaoi: Gravitation Shoujo Ai/Yuri: Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Movie Multigenre: Escaflowne Experimental: Mind Game Short: Tsumiki no Ie Music: Nodame Cantabile Music Video: Interstella 5555 Musical: Puss in the Boots Educational: Once Upon a Time... Life Western "anime": Avatar: The Last Airbender All of the above combined: Inferno Cop Here is a list of all the anime and manga I own. (2018 update - I no longer manage this list) Anime If I don't specify anything else then it is the complete collection, all episodes/volumes. - .hack//Quantum - .hack//Roots - 5 Centimeters per Second - AD Police (the OVA) - Afro Samurai (Blu-ray) - Afro Samurai: Ressurrection (Blu-ray) - Ah! My Goddess - Ah! My Goddess II - Akira (Blu-ray) - Amon Saga - Angel Beats (Blu-ray) - Appleseed - Appleseed (2004) - Appleseed Ex Machina (Blu-ray) - Appleseed XIII - Aquarion - Baccano! - Bamboo Blade - Barefoot Gen - Barefoot Gen 2 - Basilisk - Batman: Gotham Knight (Blu-ray) - Berserk - Berserk: The Golden Age Arc 1 (Blu-ray) - Berserk: The Golden Age Arc 2 (Blu-ray) - Big O (first 13 eps) - Birdy the Mighty: Decode 1 - Birdy the Mighty: Decode 2 - Black Blood Brothers - Black Butler - Black Butler II - Black Lagoon (Blu-ray) - Black Lagoon II (Blu-ray) - Black Rock Shooter TV - Blade of the Immortal - Blood: The Last Vampire (Blu-ray) - Brave Story - Broken Blade (all 6, Blu-Ray) - Buso Renkin - Canaan - Casshern Sins - Chaos;Head - Chobits - Clannad - Clannad ~After Story~ - Claymore - Code Geass (Blu-ray) - Code Geass R2 (Blu-ray) - Cowboy Bebop - Cowboy Bebop Movie - Dance in the Vampire Bund - Darker than Black - Darker than Black II - Dead Leaves - Death Note - Detonator Orgun - Devil May Cry (Blu-ray) - Digimon Movie - Dragonball - Dragonball Z - Eden of the East (Blu-ray) - Eden of the East: King of Eden (Blu-ray) - Eden of the East: Paradise Lost (Blu-ray) - Ef: A Tale of Melodies - Ef: A Tale of Memories - Elfen Lied - Ergo Proxy - Escaflowne - Eureka Seven - Eureka Seven: Pocket full of Rainbows (Blu-ray) - Evangelion:1.11: You are (not) Alone (Blu-ray) - Evangelion:2.22: You can (not) Advance (Blu-ray) - Fate/Stay Night - Final Fantasy Advent Children Complete (Blu-ray) - First Squad: The Moment of Truth (Blu-ray) - FLCL - Freedom (Blu-ray) - From up on Poppy Hill - Fruits Basket - Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - Ga-Rei: Zero - Gantz - Ghost Hunt - Ghost in the Shell - Ghost in the Shell 2.0 (Blu-ray) - Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (Blu-ray) - Ghost in the Shell: Solid State Society (Blu-ray) - Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 1st GIG - Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd GIG - Ginga Densetsu Weed - Grave of the Fireflies - Gungrave - Guyver: The Bio-boosted Armor - Haibane Renmei - Halo Legends (Blu-ray) - Heat Guy J - Hello Sandybell - Highschool of the Dead (Blu-ray) - House of Five Leaves - Howl's Moving Castle - Hundred Stories - Interstella 5555 (Blu-ray) - Iron Man: Rise of Technovore - Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade - Jyu-Oh-Sei - K-On - K-On! The Movie (Blu-ray) - Kiddy Grade - Kiki's Delivery Service - Kino's Journey - Laputa: Castle in the Sky - Last Exile (first season) - Legend of the Millennium Dragon (Blu-ray) - Legends from Earthsea - Love Hina - Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine (Blu-ray) - Mahou Sensei Negima - Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica (Blu-ray) - Mardock Scramble: The First Compression (Blu-ray) - Mardock Scramble: The Second Combustion (Blu-ray) - Memories - Metropolis - Millenium Actress - Mobile Police Patlabor: Early Days - Mobile Suit Gundam 00 (first season) - Mobile Suit Gundam Seed - Mobile Suit Gundam Seed Destiny - Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit - My Neighbor Totoro - Nabari no Ou - Nausicaä of the Vally of the Wind - Neon Genesis Evangelion: End of Evangelion - Night Raid 1931 - Ninja Scroll (Blu-ray) - Ninja Scroll (series) - Noein - Ocean Waves - Origin: Spirits of the Past (Blu-ray) - Ouran High School Host Club - Outlaw Star - Panda go Panda! - Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt - Paprika (Blu-ray) - Paranoia Agent - Perfect Blue - Petshop of Horrors - Phantom: Requiem for the Phantom - Planetes - Pom Poko - Ponyo - Porco Rosso - Princess Mononoke - Princess Tutu - Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva (Blu-ray) - Pumpkin Scissors - Ragnarok - RahXephon - Read or Die - Read or Die (OVA) - Red Garden - Redline (Blu-ray) - Revolutionary Girl Utena Movie - Rideback - Rin: Daughters of Mnemosyne - Romeo x Juliet - Roujin Z (Blu-ray) - Samurai 7 - Samurai Champloo - School Rumble (first season) - Serial Experiments Lain - Sengoku Basara (Blu-ray) - Sengoku Basara 2 - Shakugan no Shana (first season) - She, the Ultimate Weapon - Sherlock Hound - Shigurui (Blu-ray) - Shikabane Hime (both seasons) - Shingetsutan Tsukihime - Silver Fang - Slayers - Slayers Next - Slayers Try - Soul Eater - Sound of the Sky - Space Adventure Cobra - Space Adventure Cobra Movie - Speed Grapher - Spice and Wolf - Spice and Wolf II - Spirited Away - Squid Girl (first season) - Steamboy - Strait Jacket - Street Fighter II: The Movie (Blu-ray) - Strike Witches - Strike Witches II - Submarine 707R - Summer Wars (Blu-ray) - Supernatural the Animation) - Sword of the Stranger - Tatami Galaxy - Tekkon Kinkreet (Blu-ray) - Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann (Blu-ray) - Texhnolyze - The Girl who Lept Through Time (Blu-ray) - The Animatrix (Blu-ray) - The Borrower Arrietty - The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya - The King of Pigs - The Sky Crawlers (Blu-ray) - Time of Eve - Tokko - Tokyo Godfathers - Towa no Quon (All 6) - Toward the Terra (movie, with Swedish dub only, yuck) - Tower of Druaga (both seasons) - Transformers Generation 1 - Transformers: The Movie - Trigun - Trigun: Badlands Rumble (Blu-ray) - Trinity Blood - Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust - Vampire Knight - Vampire Knight Guilty - Vampire Princess Miyu - Welcome to the NHK - Welcome to the Space Show (Blu-ray) - Whisper of the Heart - Witch Hunter Robin - Wolf's Rain - Wonderful Days - X - Xam'd: Lost Memories - xxxHolic (first season) Manga - 20th Century Boys (22) - Akira (6) - Appleseed (4) - Azumanga Daioh (Omnibus 1) - Battle Angel Alita: Last Order (Omnibus 1 to 5) - Berserk (Volume 1 to 37) - Bokurano (11) - Death Note (12) - Dragonball (42) - Fullmetal Alchemist (27) - Gantz (Volume 1 to 36) - Ghost in the Shell (3) - Hellsing (10) - Lone Wolf and Cub (Omnibus 1-7) - Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin (Volume 1 to 10) - Monster (Omnibus 1 to 8) - Nausicaä of the Vally of the Wind (7) - Neon Genesis Evangelion (Omnibus 4) - One Piece (Volume 1 to 66) - Pluto (8) - Sailor Moon (12) - Soul Eater (25) - Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle (28) - Uzumaki (2) - Vinland Saga (Omnibus 1 to 6) - xxxHolic (19) - Yotsuba! (Volume 1 to 13) - Yu-Gi-Oh (38) Total: 136 series. 99 movies. 12 OVA;s. 468 manga volumes. Picture: http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/767/samling3.jpg Last updated: 13/03-2013 List: http://myvideogamelist.com/mylist/bergdoll History I have played most of my life, make no mistake about that, everything between Super Mario Bros and Pokemon Gold to Rollercoaster: Tycoon 2 and Tekken 3 were common pastimes when I was younger, but that was all they were, pastimes. About as exciting as solving puzzles or playing with Lego. It wasn't until Xbox and Conker: Live & Reloaded came I started to realize how fun games actually could be. Even though it took me three years to complete the campaign since I got stuck literally everywhere, I owe this game so much for making me the gamer I am today. I also played a lot of Destroy All Humans, Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath and Halo 2 with friends during this period. A while after the Xbox 360 came out I bought it for Halo 3 and Dead Rising and had a period when I played tons of games, mostly the usual AAA suspects of that generation such as Call of Duty 4, Assassins Creed, Mass Effect, Gears of War and so on. Later on I got my hands on PS3 and Wii as well to play their exclusives. Since I found anime in 2009 I gradually waned off gaming for a while, especially with the stagnation towards the end of the seventh generation. But then I ran out of worthwhile anime and returned to gaming with the eight generation and the Playstation 4. During this period I gained more of an interest in what gaming had to offer and expanded into more genres and explored older classics, getting my hands on a variety of consoles such as NES, SNES, PS1, Atari and Wii-U's virtual console. Due to how expensive some older games were though I ended up building a Raspberry Pi to emulate anything I can't reasonably access legally. As of right now I'm alternating between working my way through major franchises and keeping up with new releases. My backlog is a black hole. Also: Favorites My top 25 looks something like this. -9/10- -Halo 3 -Bioshock Infinite -Portal 2 -Shadow of the Colossus -Witcher 3 -Last of Us -Red Dead Redemption -8/10- -Bloodborne/Dark Souls -Soma -The Talos Principle -Conker: Live & Reloaded -Nier:Automata -Titanfall 2 -The Wolf Among Us -Bayonetta -Ace Combat 5 -Spec-Ops: The Line -Yakuza 0 -Mirror's Edge -Kingdom Hearts + II -Castlevania: Symphony of the Night -Persona 4 -Half Life 2 (episodes included) -God of War-trilogy -Pure Top 15 indie/portable/old 8-16-bit games. -The Stanley Parable -Journey -Chrono Trigger -Limbo -Super Metroid -I Have no Mouth and I Must Scream -Pokemon Gold -Mega Man 3 -Cuphead -Axiom Verge -Assault Suit Leynos -Undertale -Super Castlevania IV -Metal Slug -Super Mario Bros. -The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past List: http://letterboxd.com/bergdoll/films/by/date/ 60 favorites in no particular order except for 2001 which by far is number one. -10/10- 2001: A Space Odyssey -9/10- 12 Angry Men The Pianist Cloud Atlas American Beauty Schindler's List Watchmen South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut Clockwork Orange The Green Mile Tree of Life Lord of the Rings-trilogy The Matrix Children of Men V for Vendetta Saving Private Ryan Thin Red Line Babel Network City of God Jägarna (best Swedish movie) Wall-E Fantasia -8/10- Moon Pi Truman Show Planet of the Apes + Rise and Dawn The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Once Upon a Time in the West Alien + Aliens Brazil Noah Pan's Labyrinth Inglourious Basterds Forrest Gump Gran Torino Pulp Fiction Titanic Terminator 2: Judgement Day Mad Max: Fury Road Léon: The Professional The Shawshank Redemption Die Welle Rope The Big Short Chronicle The Avengers (and MCU in general) The Dark Knight The Prestige Amadeus Birdman Ikiru The Thing Platoon American History X Paths of Glory Life is Beautiful Dr. Strangelove Mr. Bean's Holiday Modern Times Singin' in the Rain Freddy vs. Jason (seen 24 times) Braindead (seen 29 times) Torkel i Knipa (seen 42 times) The Nightmare Before Christmas Who Framed Roger Rabbit? The Congress Fantastic Planet Waking Life When the Wind Blows The Hunchback of Notre Dame The Land Before Time Inside Out Read this far? Great! Now your task is to fill this list with even more good shit. Just leave a comment with suggestions for movies I should check out. Any genre is okay. Come on, don't be shy... List: http://followmy.tv/u/bergdoll/following Top 10 cartoons: 1: Avatar: The Last Airbender 2: The Maxx 3: South Park 4: Batman: The Animated Series 5: Futurama 6: Bojack Horseman 7: Rick and Morty 8: Over the Garden Wall 9: Steven Universe 10: Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes Currently watching: - Plan to watch: Inhumanoids, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, He-Man, Exo-Squad. ************************************************* Top 5 Live action: -Band of Brothers -Breaking Bad -Six Feet Under -Black Mirror -Narcos Currently watching: Vikings, The Twilight Zone. Plan to watch: Babylon 5, Mad Men, Sons of Anarchy, Seinfield. List: https://goodreads.com/review/list/21584504-philip-nordenhed?shelf=read Don't read nearly as much as I should. But I'm running out of worthwhile anime so I'll probably pick up the pace soon enough. Top 10 so far: -Lord of the Rings-trilogy (J.R.R Tolkien) -The Divine Comedy (Dante Alighieri) -Moby Dick (Herman Melville) -The Count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas) -The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (Douglas Adams) -The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared (Jonas Jonasson) -Siddharta (Hermann Hesse) -The Longest Day (Cornelius Ryan) -1984 (George Orwell) -Flowers for Algernon (Daniel Keyes) Currently reading: Don Quixote (Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra) Plan to read soon: Metro 2033 (Dmitry Glukhovsky), Ender's Game (Orson Scott Card). List: https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/profile/bergdoll/read-list Got into comics in 2013. I've mostly read capeshit and comedy strips so far but I'm checking out other stuff as well now. Fables had a neat premise but got too convoluted as it went on, same goes with the Jack spin-of. Transmetropolitan and Sandman were good. Saga is YA-tier nonsense that thinks Game of Thrones is the epitome of storytelling to aspire to. Northlanders pales to Vinland Saga. I will rank these types of comics when I've read enough. Was never a fan of the whole superhero-ordeal when I was younger, not the comics nor the cartoons. Wasn't until Batman: Arkham Asylum I gained an interest in the genre. Was eventually won over by Marvel thanks to a certain Avengers movie you may or may not have heard about. Got a Marvel Unlimited account in late 2013 to check out who the heck Guardians of the Galaxy were and proceeded by trying one run on each major character and team. Eventually did the same to DC and sprinkled in some non-capeshit in-between. As of right now I'm trying to read the entire mainline publication of each major hero and team while also keeping up to date on their most current releases. Top 15 major runs: Watchmen (1986) V for Vendetta (1982) Saga of the Swamp-Thing (1981) Nova (2007) Vision (2015) New Avengers (2013) Aquaman (2016) Fantastic Four (1961) Guardians of the Galaxy (2008) The Immortal hulk (2018) Animal Man (2011) The Punisher (2000) Moon Knight (2014) Cable & Deadpool (2004) Thor: God of Thunder (2012) Top 5 minor runs: 1: Marvels (1994) 2: Lobo vs The Mask (1997) 3: Red Skull (2010) 4: Punisher Kills the Marvel Universe (1995) 5: Beta Ray Bill: Godhunter (2009) Some noteworthy series I'm currently reading: -Daredevil (1964) -Batman (1940) Plan to read: Black Widow, Judge Dredd, Spawn, lots of DC stuff. ************************************************* And of course there are more types of comics than the capeshit ones. Top 5 comics: 1: Herman Hedning (Swedish) 2: Arne Anka (Swedish) 3: Zits (American) 4: Hälge (Swedish) 5: Nemi (Norwegian) More lists and information I feel like adding. Visual Novels: AKA Pornographic Picture Dramas which requires you to click until your fingers bleed. Not a big fan of them but I'll try a few before calling it quits. Top 3 so far: 1: Sengoku Rance 2: Fate/Stay Night (Fate and UBW-routes) 3: Saya no Uta Currently playing: Clannad, FSN Heaven's Feel. Plan to play: Muv-luv. (The best your medium has to offer is named THIS, feel ashamed VN-fans) Documentaries: Top 10 documentaries (TV and movie): 1: Planet Earth 2: Cosmos (2014) 3: Life 4: Through the Wormhole 5: The Fabric of the Cosmos 6: Walking with Dinosaurs 7: Journey to the Edge of the Universe 8: An Inconvenient Truth 9: The Future is Wild 10: March of the Penguins Take a guess what I'm interested in... Also apparently Jackass counts as documentary. Honorary mention to Jackass. Currently watching: - Plan to watch:Thank you for smoking. Nope. Let me show you something far better. Ladies and nerds.... I present to you: Pokedeath!! A comic-strip I worked on during my childhood, now digitally restored in Paint and for the first time ever, colored, in Paint.NET! Pokedeath Logo Pokedeath 1 Pokedeath 2 Pokedeath 3 Pokedeath 4 Pokedeath 5 Pokedeath 6 I have around 25 of these strips and I plan to redo them all in Paint. If you have any questions regarding my profile, taste in anime/games/movies, Pokedeath or anything at all really, feel free to ask. I'll be more than delighted to answer. http://graph.anime.plus/bergdoll/profile This Numemon says: Thanks for reading, herp derp. |
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All Anime Stats Anime Stats
Days: 857.4
Mean Score:
5.22
- Watching13
- Completed3,480
- On-Hold16
- Dropped1,102
- Plan to Watch0
- Total Entries4,611
- Rewatched10
- Episodes51,707
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Shangri-La Frontier: Kusoge Hunter, Kamige ni Idoman to su 2nd Season
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Days: 227.3
Mean Score:
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- Total Entries461
- Reread0
- Chapters33,902
- Volumes4,081
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Anime (10)
- Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann TV·2007
- Princess Tutu TV·2002
- Shinseiki Evangelion TV·1995
- Clannad: After Story TV·2008
- Mind Game Movie·2004
- NHK ni Youkoso! TV·2006
- Gyakkyou Burai Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor TV·2007
- Kaiba TV·2008
- Mononoke Hime Movie·1997
- Shoujo Kakumei Utena: Adolescence Mokushiroku Movie·1999
All Comments (795) Comments
Personally I think it´s a really refreshing take on fantasy animes when most of them as of late has just hade "isekai" labeled on it which kinda ruins it for me .
Question, how do you feel about Frieren so far?
Tack för den åsikt om Marie Bilee då jag uppskatar dina synpunkter. Och ja, jag gör serien men tanken av en ävenyrs stil som passar dom yngre. Men även om det är så, så ska jag ändå göra mitt bästa att göra berättelserna roliga och spännande för alla, stora och små. Och ja, du har rätt om att jag tog delvis inspiration från dom spelen för den här serien men det var faktiskt främst Tintin som jag tog inspiration från.
Jadå, jag har faktiskt planer på att samla mina historier i böcker så att säga, både fysiska och digitala. Jag berättar gärna när jag har fått ut den första så kan du läsa den om du vill
I alla fall så vill jag bara berätta att jag har det senaste året jobbat på en ny serie. Och denna gång gjorde jag den i mer i still av en comic än i en manga. Detta för att jag ville prova på att göra en serie som är enklare att följa och som är nåt som dom yngre kan läsa också. Det är så mycket elände i världen nutförtiden så jag ville skapa nåt som var mer trevligt och positiv historia. Serien är i en episodisk form då varje kapitel har en egen story men det är ändå en serie som kommer utvecklas med tiden. Allting är i färg också vilket för det att kännas som en comic mer också.
I alla fall jag har gjort redan 6 kapitel men den första berättelsen i serien är bara 23 sidor så jag tänkte bara när du har tid om du vill läsa igenom den någon dag och säga vad du tycker om den som vanligt, Här är länken till första sidan : https://www.deviantart.com/dimitri100/art/Maria-Bilee-issue-1-Front-Page-909537932 Som sakt ingen brådska.
Tack för din åsikt, Bergdoll. När det kommer till längten till serien så är jag lite osäker just nu, . Min plans just nu är att hålla serien rätt episodisk då tjejerna går igenom olika heist i olika situationer och miljöer. Samitidigt dock vill jag utforska lite mer av dom andra karaktärerna som Shuriken Man och Reporten, vilken var anledningen tlll varför jag hade ett par kapitel om bara dom. Serien heter NightBreak Ladies men jag är rädd om jag gör en historia om dom andra karaktärna så förlorar den sin mening. Jag vill ge expandera och visa mer av Owl City som är för mig som en karaktäter av sig själv.
Tack för att du påpekar en del av mina skriv utal. Jo, The reaction scenen är menad som ett skämt, ett fourth-wall skämt var tanken. När det kommer till det supernatural i serien så kommer det variera faktiskt. Det är en värld som det finns båda magi, brottbeskämpare med krafter och monster som ghouls. Tar bland annat inspiration från superhjälte genre som batman som har allt av dessa grejer i sin egen välrd. Kan det funka att ha en serie vass välrd har mer en en kategori av supernatural?
Förresten, jag har jobbat på min serie som jag visade för dig förra året vilket var Nightbreak Ladies. Har sen den släppt 5 nya kapitel av den sen dess. Undrade om du kanske vill läsa igenom fortsättningen och se om jag har lyckas göra en serie som funkar som en lång serie. Din åsikt skulle bli väldigt upskattat till mig. Ta din tid, ingen brådska.
Här är en länk till kapitel 2.
https://www.deviantart.com/dimitri100/art/Nightbreak-Ladies-CH-2-page-1-851244135 Och förtsätter upp till kapitel 6 som jag gjorde klart nyligen.
Sen så har jag nyligen börjat läsa en manga Soloist som har ett välidgt liknande koncept till filmen. Gillar vad jag har läst från den hittils.
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rån detta kan man nog lära sig att alla sorters skapare kan dö när som helst, och att även deras livsverk kan tyvärr inte få ett avslut.