Greatest Anime

In your view which is the most well written animes you have seen? Not your favorite, well written. In my view:

Death Note ~ 9.9/10

Extremely well written series, I have found no flaws except very minute details in every other episode.

The Boondocks ~ 9.4/10

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I have excluded many Animes I like, because I realize they are not well written, I just like them. You?

Sister Princess.
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I never heard of that.

It's about a guy who failed an entrance exam and is forcibly sent to an island where he can study. Then he finds out he had 12 sisters there. As confused as he is he just goes allong with it and starts to care for the sisters like his... well... sisters...
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SISTERS!!!!!

I personally think Inuyasha is good at pretty much everything, but apparently everyone I meet disagrees, so I got nothing.

Elfen Lied. Seriously, it scared the hell outta me. That's why I love it.
And Clannad, because it's funny.

The Boondocks is sent to Korea for animation, not Japan, and is planned out in America, Zez......


I like FLCL the most, followed by Death Note...

My new favorite is The Irresponsible Captain Tylor. Think of it like Star Trek that refuses to take itself seriously. It's hilarious, and the characters are very well designed.

I also like Studio Ghibli's works, including "Nausicaa," "Princess Mononoke," and "Spirited Away."

Fooly Cooly

One Piece, defidently. The way the story was outlined and continued onward astounded me. The fact that basically no character that appeared or hinted off before is made sure to be never forgotten is a plus. It's hard for me to hate any of them because of their unique and sometimes funny personalities.

And the names. Such creative names. How often do you hear an Eneru, Rob Lucci, Jyabura, Eustass Kid, Trafalgar Law, or a Sanji?

Princess Mononoke and Yu Yu Hakusho.

I hate anime ^_^

Fullmetal Alchemist and the original Mobile Suit Gundam.

Knucklesownsyou280 wrote:The Boondocks is sent to Korea for animation, not Japan, and is planned out in America, Zez......

And why was this brought up?

Baccano! and Ef: A Tale of Memories for their uberunique storytelling techniques, and Monster for the actual story.

Death Note and Full Metal Alchemist.

Oh yes, also almost everything of Hayao Miyazaki. Spirited Away, Howls Moving Castle etc.
And Paprika.

Zezima wrote:

Knucklesownsyou280 wrote:The Boondocks is sent to Korea for animation, not Japan, and is planned out in America, Zez......

And why was this brought up?

Well, it's not anime, its Asian animation, but does not hail to japan, and its planning taking the most part in America, even furthers the point, I'm just sayin'...

I mean the art and animation style. I can not differentiate from others considered to be Anime. If anything, it's just a different genre. I don't see how what you said defines Anime.

DBZ AND NARUTO FOR THE WIN!

Sonic The Armadillo wrote:DBZ AND NARUTO FOR THE WIN!

I'm sorry for sharing my opinion on this but I think those are the most overrated shows ever. DBZ isn't really bad, just not that good (no where near Dragonball. That was awesome.)

And Naruto is just a mess...

... I'm sorry.

From my knowledge, DBZ is supposed to be an average level manga/anime thing, but got popularized. I don't know. I just watch show.
But if art style counts, then Avatar?

The Freedom Fighter wrote:From my knowledge, DBZ is supposed to be an average level manga/anime thing, but got popularized. I don't know. I just watch show.
But if art style counts, then Avatar?

What kind of Anime was that? I know it wasn't from Japan.

No, but Zezima said Boondocks counts, so I assume Avatar does as well. Avatar was, something, done in the style of anime? I don't know, I just watch the show.

The Freedom Fighter wrote:No, but Zezima said Boondocks counts, so I assume Avatar does as well. Avatar was, something, done in the style of anime? I don't know, I just watch the show.

The Boondocks is even farther from being anime then Avatar is. It's in the same style but that hardly makes it anime.