Krogo Needs More ANIME!!

[Yumil]

Kurogane no Linebarrels was a bearable watch, and with the number of mecha anime you have on your list, probably something that is up your alley.

You'd probably also appreciate Shakugan no Shana and Zero no Tsukaima by looking at your list. Each has a couple seasons.

I also suggest Angel Beats(god, it's funny and depressing at the same time) and Hero Man(it's currently running, though it's nearly over, Stan Lee had a hand in it).

Infinite Ryvius is pretty awesome once you get a few episodes in. It's probably right up your alley too.

[synkr0nized]

Noir

Anything Tenchi [don't mock me D:]

[Yumil]

Originally Posted by synkr0nized

Noir

Anything Tenchi [don't mock me D:]

Tenchi Universe and Muyo are awesome. Tenchi in Tokyo, Pretty Sammy, and Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari(ok that one is technically not Tenchi, but the main character is supposed to be Tenchi's brother) can go to hell.

[krogothwolf]

Tenchi: My issue with this series which I've always been trying to find locally is that it had at one point been impossible to find I gave up. I'll have to start looking again.

Kurogane no Linebarrels: I looked at it and debated over this for awhile.

Yeah I watch a lot of mecha anime, though mostly real robot over super robot.

Shakugan no Shana:Looks interesting, I'll add it to the list.

Zero no Tsukaima: I was actually looking at getting this one and was debating it. Probably will anyways it looks cool enough.

Angel Beats: Isn't this the Purgatory high school one?

Hero Man: The current Stan Lee worries me with his decisions sometimes. looks interesting but I was wary of it.

Infinite Ryvius: I heard this one is freakin weird. Might look into it then.

Second person to plug Noir means I'll definitely look at it.

[CABAL49]

Gantz is good except for the last two episodes.

[krogothwolf]

Gantz is already on my list man! I enjoyed it until the final two episodes as well.

The reason I'm shying away from Yu Yu is I don't really feel like watching another never ending anime from the beginning right now.

[mauve]

Originally Posted by krogothwolf

Paranoia Agent: What the fucking hell? Like..what the? That Old lady is creepy. Can just picture her laugh...jesus...urge to watch it now.

Paranoia Agent is creepy, addictive, and in some places, a tad disturbing. Without giving too much away, the story follows a variety of characters as they become involved with a serial attacker known only as Li'l Slugger. Each episode delves into the life of one of his victims, who you see in the opening and ending videos I posted. Li'l Slugger is a young boy who chases his victims down on roller blades and attacks them with a baseball bat. He then disappears before anyone can catch him.

As the series goes on, you start to realize that all of the victims are connected, all of the attacks have something in common, and Li'l Slugger may not be what he seems....

The series will drive you crazy trying to figure out who and what Li'l Slugger really is, as well as what the deal is with the pink stuffed animal you see briefly in the ending video. It's a good psychological thriller, and I highly reccommend it, but it's definitely one I'd rate M for Mature for some sexual content and general disturbia.


And the old lady is actually one of the nicer characters, if I remember correctly.

[lazy man]

So this thread got me looking through my anime folder to see what I'd watched again, and there are a couple I haven't seen that I thought were good. Not sure if you've seen them since I didn't see them on your list, but who knows!

Darker Than Black- A fun anime about people with superpowers using them for espionage and underground crime and such. A little weird near the end, but the rest is good enough to balance it out.

Dead Leaves- Leave your brain at the door, you won't need it. It's crazy, off the wall, and dammit I loved it.

Evangelion movies- The recent ones that are remaking the series (only two out so far). Again, not sure if you saw them since you just mentioned Eva in general, but I feel they're worth mentioning just in case. And boy do they take the source material in a different direction.

Sword of the Stranger- A movie by Bones that kinda caught me by surprise. Kinda slow, but the fight scenes are really awesome, specially the last one.

And last but not least...

Megas XLR- Ok, so it's not an anime, but it's in my anime folder. And it's awesome. So find a way to watch it!

[Fifthfiend]

Zero no Tsumaika was kind of fun until I worked out it was another fucking anime where the hero and the heroine were never gonna just fucking get together no matter how many times they got together.

Like a dozen fucking times in that shit they both confess their twoo wuv for each other and then the next episode they're back to hating each other / not knowing how to confess their twoo wuv.

If that ain't a thing that's gonna bother you too hard then I would say go ahead and enjoy it because it's pretty good aside from that but if it is a thing that's gonna bug you then goddamn don't watch that shit.

EDIT: The thing that made an impression on me with Gantz is I was sitting there watching it about midway through the series literally saying to myself pssssssssht yeah right these are the main characters there's no way any of them are gonna die and then like five minutes later THEY ALL DO

EDIT: I just noticed you said you'd watched all of Full Metal Panic, Zero is SO INCREDIBLY the anime for you

[Kyanbu The Legend]

Krogo you've watched nearly everything good. What more could you want man! Is your hunger not quenchable!?

Try King of Bandit Jing, UFO Princess Valkyrie, Magical Pokaan, and maybe Eden's Bowy.