anime watch list for jeremy
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i have been reading some of the reply’s here and i hate to admit it maybe i was wrong to make the list so long alot of you all have made good points so i am going to lower the list a bit.
for action/horror i would suggest hellsing ultimate. that series is full of bad ass scenes and it is completed plus it dont have a ton of episodes to watch with it being at 12 episodes. (afterward though i would advise he watch the parody team four star made because well it was funny and good too)
for action along the lines of star wars, firefly i would suggest either cowboy bebop or outlaw star they share alot of themes and like above there aint many episodes to catch up on. i think bebop is 24 and outlaw star is around that also.
for something along the lines of mecha/action, because there isn’t a whole mess of episodes to watch in patlabor, i would have said gundam wing or even IBO but there is so many episodes and lore to catch up on that it might overwhelm someone who is new.
from a gaming perspective Sword art Online, i love the whole death game aspect in season one, and continued to enjoy it as it progressed and it does have alot of episodes and a movie to watch i admit, but it will hook you, plus who doesn’t love asuna queen of the waifus.
and while it probably aint his cup of tea more slice of life with a little action violet evergarden, i know it aint his thing but if he decided to take a chance on something a litle more lowkey then that would be a good place to start.
but let me say in the post i made above i love all those series, but after reading some of the replies and thinking you all were right i did need to lessen it a little and not make it so overwhelming.
I know Jeremy menitioned Ninja Scroll in one video he did recently…and it occurred to me that I forgot to add another classic anime or two to the suggestions: Rurouni Kenshin and InuYasha.
Inuyasha is a show that requires having a chart that navigates you through all the filler of seasons 1-7, so one does not need to watch all 160 episodes, and it was fortunate that Final Act was made to animate the final volumes of the manga to successfully complete it. The 4 movies are also excellent even though they suffer from old school not quite fitting into the general storyline…you can estimate where they land, though. Inuyasha is a great series, but the filler can be annoying and pointless.
Also, fortunately, it has also not been ruined by the sequel series Demon Princesses. Demon Princesses is not that strong a series, but it’s simple and doesn’t stray too far from the Inuyasha formula.
If one is thinking about purchasing Inuyasha seasons 1-7, hold off. At the end of last year they FINALLY started putting it all out on blu ray. They are about a third of the way through right now.
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