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Made in abyss is my favorite. It´s nice having a new popular fantasy anime that´s not isekai. Others that I find entertaining are: -fate/apocrypha -aho girl

yeah sure! I´m pretty sure it looked something like this. Thank´s for replying by the way

I love Faye Valentine! She´s funny to watch, knows how to work her sexuality, and simply entertaining. But what struck me the most, is her simple comments and replies here and there. I don´t remember the exact episode, but the crew had gone through something depressing I think. Ed is painting Faye´s toenails, and what she said made her an instant favorite for me. "Oh, Ed. Anything but blue."

Been searching for over twelve years! Background: When I was around 10-12years old(04-06), I saw a scene from an anime. Because it was so violent for little me, I switched away pretty quickly. But because of my curious nature, I tried to find out what its title was, by then it was finished. Ever since then, I have given several attempt to finding it, but not even coming close to solving the mystery anime. I started to watch anime and read manga about a year ago, and after that, I´ve tried to find the lost anime several more times. Because I can only remember one scene, I believe it will be difficult, but I´ll guess I´ll have a go here! Scene: A naked woman is sleeping in what I assume was a armored train carriage. Suddenly a group of soldiers attack the train. The woman wakes up, moves to a large stationary gun, and begin to shoot at the soldiers while trying to cover her naked body with a blanket/fur. Setting: The guns looked old, and the train looked like a steam locomotive. The woman had a very high society and classy look, but also had deadly vibe, like a secret agent or something. I would say the movie/series took place late 1800 to 1945 if I were to place it in a period based on the aesthetics. Well, that´s what I´ve got. The genre, type of anime, or anything for that matter could be different. The only thing I know for sure is this one scene. To anyone who replies, thank you so much! It´s been a long and lonely search, and a simple reply helps a lot in this search that has laster over half of my life.