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- BirthdayMay 23, 1991
- LocationEarth
- JoinedMar 1, 2012
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How I got into Anime
Anime Genre I tend to avoid My rating system is rather...unorthodox. I always try to consider all sorts of factors that I can find during my watch/read like how unique the setting/plot is, character interaction/dialogues, action scenes, atmosphere/tone, amount of flaws and plot holes, and the list goes on. But in a nutshell it depends if I enjoyed it or not. My rating system isn't perfect as it based highly on personal opinion/experience expressed on a limited numeric value of 1-10. To each it's own... Ranking Level: 10: True Masterpiece (in my opinion) 09: Some of the best Anime/Manga I seen thus far 08: Some of the better Anime/Manga I've enjoyed 07: It's pretty good, really enjoyed it 06: Somewhat better than the norm... 05: Average...it's OK... 04: Cheap Entertainment..they barely try 03: Awful! More annoyed than entertained... 02: Hated it, Regret ever seeing it 01: Anime Garbage. It should have never existed As for friend request; I will accept you or anyone really but don't expect some sort of long conversation with me (I don't communicate much, mind you) |
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Days: 45.3
Mean Score:
6.82
- Total Entries97
- Reread0
- Chapters7,144
- Volumes795
All Comments (22) Comments
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I was thinking of watching Afro Samurai, just waiting for the right time.
As for the other anime, because I prefer watching them all in one go instead of one episode per week, I'll wait until they finished airing.
By the way, you might want to try watching:
1. Sakurasou no Pet na Kanojo: It's a romantic-comedy anime, but I think it's strong point is drama. Though it has school-tag on it, it's not the main focus of this anime. It's more like Clannad, but without fantasy and supernatural stuffs.
2. Jormungand: This anime strong points are it's action, and how they show the life of a group of weapon dealers. Personally I think the gunfight is quite cool, and the characters are also realistically interesting.
By the way, I recommend you watching Bakuman.
It's written by the same author of Death Note, and drawn by the same artist too.
Personally I think the story is very nice, though it's completely different compared to Death Note.
It has 3 seasons with around 25 episodes each so 75 in total, quite a lot to immerse yourself in the anime world :)
As for specific anime genre, I like a typical action/battle anime, though it would be better if there's some comedy in it.
Mystery (as in solving a case) but not supernatural also one of my favorites, something like Detective School Q or even Gosick if you have watched them.
Well, thanks a lot for your recommendation.
By the way, do you read visual novels?
Your anime list seems to be growing smoothly, nice to know that you're still enjoying watching animes :)
Do you know any underrated animes that are surprisingly enjoyable to watch?
We have quite a good anime compatibility, so hopefully we have a similar taste!!