What are the best soulful 80s/90s anime?
What are the best soulful 80s/90s anime?
Cooper Nelson
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Hudson Thompson
Naruto
Death Note
One Piece
Tokyo Ghoul
Attack on Titan
Try THOSE on for size and come back when you're ready to let the training wheels go... kid
Adrian Richardson
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Take this and go.
Charles Harris
Boku no Pico
Noah Diaz
I never got the ending scene of Cannon Fodder. The city is trapped in a never-ending war economy fighting an imaginary ending but the sirens at the end imply they're being invaded? Or are the sirens just scaremongering used to keep the citizenry on their toes? I think it was left deliberately ambiguous.
Angel Bell
The first season is pure kino
Nathan Ramirez
>imaginary ending
Meant *enemy
Isaac Ward
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Posted the wrong version of the intro song. This show was good up until the end of the shishio arch
Logan Bailey
alien rip off
Jacob Peterson
>tranime
Back to Any Forums with your cartoons, manchild.
Owen Harris
Guyver OVA is pure kino
Wyatt Evans
Kinda shitty that the author put the manga on permanent hiatus and hasn't even told the fans if it's cancelled or if he will finish it.
Lincoln Jones
Seems you understood it well enough. It's open to interpretation, as far as I can tell.
Oliver James
>What are the best soulful 80s/90s anime?
Angel Cop
New Dominion Tank Police
Blue Gender
Neon Genesis Evangelion
My Neighbour Totoro
Oliver Morris
Saito and Kenshin fight early on still pure, unadulterated kino.
Tyler Ward
I was just talking about that with my friend a few weeks ago best scene in the whole show. One of the the best fight scenes in any anime
Lucas Powell
Another thing I love about this show the dub has its moments of hilarity how every single cop has a thick Irish accent it’s so funny. This show has everything heart soul grit a good message. It’s the whole package at least in the beginning after shishio it wasn’t as good child of god was ok and the last season didn’t make any sense. If I was to rewatch it I would only what up to shishio
Jacob Torres
Whisper of the Heart has the best written characters of any anime I've watched. The protagonist Shizuku "Lo-fi Hip Hop Beats" Tsukishima is a fascinating person in particular: she's intelligent adolescent girl who's proficient in English, perceptive about the feelings and motivations of others, and, at 14 years old, has already internalized the life lesson that one's troubles aren't ever finally over until the day one dies. But her strange, almost romantic infatuation with the cat doll called "the Baron" at the antique shop seems to contradict the world-weary wisdom she demonstrates at other times in the movie. And, while she is initially a brat to the male lead Seiji, she is almost always polite and pleasant to everyone she meets, so it's strange that at one point in the movie she blames herself for having become a worse person over the years. Whisper of the Heart bears multiple viewings to pick up on all these complexities.
Hunter Barnes
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Hudson Campbell
At least we're not crying because a rat had sex with a fly.
Adam Thomas
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