Anime & Manga Club {v.3}

[Nitro Indigo]

^ Okay.

Thanks to Name That Anime or Manga, I've been introduced to Shakugan no Shana! I might try it out once I finish what currently exists of the Attack on Titan dub. InuYasha also seems good, though.

Inuyasha is awesome! Just throwing that out there.

Isn't it like 200-ish episodes long, though? That being said, I watched all 115 episodes of Fullmetal Alchemist in 27 days.

[scmarshtacky]

^ Okay.

Thanks to Name That Anime or Manga, I've been introduced to Shakugan no Shana! I might try it out once I finish what currently exists of the Attack on Titan dub. InuYasha also seems good, though.

Inuyasha is awesome! Just throwing that out there.

Isn't it like 200-ish episodes long, though? That being said, I watched all 115 episodes of Fullmetal Alchemist in 27 days.

Yeah it is. The original series is 167 and the Final Act is 26 I think. It's all worth it though. I've also been reminded of how awesome Rurouni Kenshin is. It's only 94 episodes. XD

[нana ѕong]

Thanks to Name That Anime or Manga, I've been introduced to Shakugan no Shana! I might try it out once I finish what currently exists of the Attack on Titan dub. InuYasha also seems good, though.

You're welcome xD It is quite good I promise you! Though the beginning may seem confusing at first...

BUT YES! INUYASHA IS AMAZING! I have been obsessed for a good 3 years if that means anything...? Now if only my mom would let me Cosplay...Then I could be Sango! But no...She thinks that all anime people are dark and are involved in cults T_T She says "You don't understand" and im like "uh-huh...coming from the woman who thinks Anime is a 'childs cartoon' ya...good luck with that."

[Nitro Indigo]

167 + 26 = 193(?)... well, I know what I'm going to be doing when I have six weeks with no school. X3

[Liliette]

^ Okay.

Thanks to Name That Anime or Manga, I've been introduced to Shakugan no Shana! I might try it out once I finish what currently exists of the Attack on Titan dub. InuYasha also seems good, though.

Inuyasha is awesome! Just throwing that out there.

Inuyasha is amazing ok

[bluemage]

Anyone here seen evangelion??

ive seen the series and all the movies :0 its honestly one of my faves

[DragonWill]

i don't mean to be rude, but i'm stating this bluntly-there's a pokemon fanclub somewhere on here, and discussion about japanese can be moved to the international boards.


I have Netflix now!
...Where's the anime?


there's not much anime on netflix i think it was black butler, shingeki no kyojin, a few of the big shounens aND PUELLA MAGI MADOKA MAGICA, but you can find them via searching.






Isn't that Rio from ZEXAL?


hell yeah it is. B)

and i got into anime thanks to a big nerd friend.

I was talking about the anime...

But Anyway... has anyone done what I suggested and checked out Outbreak Company or Dragon Crisis?

[DarkAngel-The-Demon]

Saddest anime moments? ;w; fnioaina Icanthinksome. /shot
1. Hughes' death in FMA: Brotherhood. This is the most notirous anime death there is, all you have do is mention the words character death to an anime fan and the name Maes Hughes jumps into their heads. At the time when Hughes' voice actor found out his character was gonna die, someone showed him a website where lots of fangirls cried of the death of Hughes. Fullmetal Alchemist was dark but characters like Hughes brought much humor when Edward couldn't. He died in episode 10! That is way too soon for a comic relief to die. Now Hughes' death is much grim then the 2003 anime is for many reasons. 1. The color palette is much more darker. 2. The stakes were much higher. 3. Hughes had closure. 4. The show had a Shonen detail in it. His death is like a generous man trying the help the Elrics and 5 killing off a popular a grim show just makes it even more depressing. Way to be a killjoy, Mrs. Hirmou Arakawa...
2. Nagisa dying after giving birth in Clannad. Alright... I'm not gonna cry.. *sniffs*Oh, I cried when Nagisa died. </3 She had a weak body but despite that, she and Tomoya decide the run the risk to start a family together... Sadly, her body couldn't handle the stress of giving birth a-a-and... died seconds.. after... I need a tissue. The water is running. </3
3. Senna's departure from Bleach: Memories of Nobody. I watched this a while ago and I think the tearjerker for Memories of Nobody is when Senna resolves the Valley of Screams crisis. Senna consisted memories of people who passed away and she begins to disappear. Just listen to the music in the background is just beautiful with that operatic choir. Listen carefully to the background music in it, it plays when Senna is being carried on Ichigo's back. She asks Ichigo to take her to her family's grave before she leaves for good. Senna loses her eyesight and grows weaker and gets carried on Ichigo's back. Ichigo can't find it... so he settles on a random grave and tells her a little white lie just so she can pass on peacefully. I mean, heck, I'd probably do the same if that was the only option left. Ichigo himself feels really bad for her... I mean she was confused and lost, being hunted down endlessly and wasn't treated like a living being. The viewers can feel the pain and melancholy in this scene, not very common in Bleach.
4. Nyu AKA Lucy's traumatic memory from Elfen Lied. This happens in episode 8 when Nyu is sick in bed and recalls her childhood memory. Three boys pick on her calling her a freak because of the ears/horns on her head. One day a lost puppy finds her and she becomes attached to it. A fellow schoolgirl asks her not to tell anyone and she says, "Okay, I'm not gonna tell anyone you can trust me." But surely enough she does.. And the same boys began to harass Nyu and began to beat the puppy to death. In a fit of rage, Nyu loses control of her powers and kills them in very cruel way. I mean this is the first time I've ever seen Elfen Lied... *shudders*That scenery.

[DragonWill]

You forgot grovyle in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon... Only time I cried from a form of fiction... And I mean the Anime Mystery Dungeon... Although the game was just as saddening...

[Nitro Indigo]

I didn't actually cry, but the saddest anime moment for me was in the last episode of FMA03 when the boys reach out to eachother. Then I started thinking "What the heck...?", although after watching Conqueror of Shamballa and rewatching episode 3 several times I'm beginning to hate Al's fate a little less, but it still hurts my brain.
Speaking of which, is it just me, or is Conqueror of Shamballa an awful lot like the post-game of Gates to Infinity? The main protagonist and sidekick are in two different dimenion and the sidekick wants to bring the protagonist back.