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Hi everyone, I'm a new member here and I'm trying to get into more anime as what I've watched so far is great. This is what I've watched so far, so feel free to recommend me something. Death Note Erased Re:Zero - Starting Life In A New World (Currently Watching) Attack On Titan Loving these forums!

Thank you for the reccomendations, I'll definitely get around to checking some of those out. Me right now:

Just reached the half way mark to season 1 of Attack On Titan, some really great stuff mixed with a lot of awesome action scenes.

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Welcome, Welcome, Welcome! Enjoy the chaos, and your time here - and make some new friends and mingle around... If you ever need recommendations, make sure to check out the Recommendations Thread !

Welcome to the place where people like to talk about anime. Pull up a cushion, or a chair if sitting on the floor isn't your thing, and make yourself at home. I'm sure you'll find plenty of stuff to interest you here.

Welcome Hope you find things to interest you here & decide to stick around. Based on your listed favorites, I highly recommend checking out Monster (the first 30 episodes out of 74 just went up on Netflix). I’d also recommend checking out When They Cry (Higurashi, Kai, Gou & Sotsu) & Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress.

I love the manga so I hope the anime will also be good

Sorry, but when I saw your new pfp gif I immediately thought of Derek Zoolander’s Blue Steel pose (there’s definitely something wrong with my brain)

Thanks for the shout out. Naturally I'll have to start my list with the titular Mobile Suit Gundam Series Mobile Suit Gundam Char's Counterattack Mobile Suit Gundam Chars Counterattack serves as the final resolution of the conflict between Char and Amaro, the lead protagonist and antagonists from the original 79 classic anime, its one of my all time favorite both Gundam film, Anime Film and Film in general though I'm probably bias as I'm a big fan of the franchise, however if your not a fan ands haven't watched the original and some of the other shows like Zeta and ZZ Gundam I wouldn't' recommended Mobile Suit Gundam F91 Another great Gundam Film would be Mobile Suit Gundam F91, a beautifully animated film of the early 90s, though unfortunately thanks to Sunrise medalling originally promising lead writer of Gundam Fam Yoshiyuki Tomino, a series, before walking back to a film, the story is very crammed in. I still enjoyed the film and the manga continuation is turning out to be a great read. (Still thou best headshot in U.C. arguably) I have yet to watched the original remake films yet, so can't comment on them (I weep) Legend of the Galactic Heroes My Conquest is the Sea of Stars If I was going to sit thought the 110 episodes of this legendary bemouth I was gonna watch the film as well, the film is thematically dense with a lot of philosophy and political speculation of the back of it. I really enjoyed this one and its a great way to warm up to the show. Crusher Joe A underrated classic, Crusher Joe is a forgotten relic of Japanese's sci-fi and the source of inspiration for future works like Cowboy Bebop and Outlaw Star, More people should check out this anime gem which drips of 80s nostalgia Venus Wars this is a personal favourite of mine, stunning visually and thematically deep. YAS (character designer on the Gundam series) wrote the manga and directed the film, it bombed on release but still the visuals are so priceless and the film has grown a cult following. Akira Its probably an anime film that everyone and their grandmother has watched but that's with good reason, stunning animation thought and thought and a very good adaptation of the manga Ghost in the Shell One of the first anime films I watched I highly recommend thought I think other Mamoru Oshii works are his best. Patlabor the Movie & Patlabor 2 speaking of which, being a MECHA fan I had to check out the Patlabor Movies, which were surprisingly deep especially the second film with the JDF deployment in Tokyo, the films scream atmosphere from the wide shots to the intense if brief mecha battles. Jin-Roh The Wolf Brigade Based on the Kerberos Panzer Cop, the manga written by Oshii and part of the Kerberos Saga, Wolf Brigade is a deep film and dispute its links to the manga and the Kerberos Saga you can pretty much watch and enjoy without any knowledge of the other works, naturally with Oshii the visuals are mind blowing. That's all for now though thier are a lot of other films on my list to watch including Captain Harlock Arcadia of my Youth, the Galaxy Express 999 Films, Mobile Suit Gundam Trilogy, Space Battleship Yamato and many others.

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Hi all, I'm new here so this is my first post Beck: The Mongolian Chop Squad Just finished this last night and thoroughly enjoyed it through out. Was a lot of fun and definitely worth watching if you're into music anime's.

Okay... I'll give it my best shot. So I've not watched many standalone movies... in fact I might have watched a grand total of 0. Maybe a Ghibli movie... that might be it. So a lot of my recommendations are linked into franchises and I won't go into watch order here on some of these cause it'd likely distract from the list. So starting off the list is Steins Gate; Load Region of Deja Vu. I don't remember much, I know I watched it and it was a decent romp but its got nothing on the series it follows. My brother a huge Gundam fan, so naturally I've seen the conclusion to the Mobile Suit Gundam Universal Century. I've seen another Gundam film but this one is pretty decent. Ending a little weird, and one character introduced in the film is the epitome of smug and annoying. So next is Psycho Pass the Movie. It pretty good, like Steins Gate it more extra content post the masterpiece that is the first series. Hunter x Hunter Phantom Rouge... I'll be honest I watched this and the... other one (cause their are two) mostly cause I wanted more HxH. Not the best film, but if you watched or not watch the series not a bad use of a evening. Okay Made in Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul. Not for the faint of heart, but we all watch it to pay respect and bear witness to the best dad in anime. Okay so back to more Mecha, for what would anime be without Mecha. This time End of Evangelion the original endings to the series before the Redo Remake quintology. This movie looks great, and gets very introspective in the final act. Next why not give Madoka Magica Rebellion a try. Personally I love it but its pretty divisive with the fandom. Luckily you either got two recap films or like 12 episodes to watch it if you want all the context of why these Magical Girls are so, so sad. Anyone who seen my previous post knew where this was going, and as no one has yet to mention these films yet, I guess I'll have to be the hero of justice and do it myself. Now would I recommend getting into Fate through Heaven Feel. No. But still the Heaven Feel trilogy is top tier animation, a great story, awesome characters and a kick ass score. So what more can we really ask for. That most the ones I've seen, I watched one other Gundam movie and a few of the other Fate movies, but that be my list for some anime films to watch. Mine might be more popcorn fair, but I've not watched many if any of the Ghibli stuff, nor have I really dived back deep into the Anime Movie golden age much yet.

High of 60 degrees, rainy, gloomy, gross. A Humidity of 89% and winds of 11 mph... On the forecast, it says that today will be (likely) our last day in the 60's before it drops back down to the 40's and 30's.

10C, but overcast, dull, wet, cold & miserable. Perfect weather for staying in and watching anime.

I'll be honest, I haven't actually seen too many anime movies but I'll still mention a few • Your Name • Weathering With You • Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop • any Studio Ghibli movie • A Whisker Away • Drifting Home • Bubble • Violet Evergarden: The Movie • Violet Evergarden: Eternity And The Auto Memory Doll • Sword Art Online The Movie: Ordinal Scale I believe those are all of the anime movies I've watched, haha