Recommend me a japanese animation and/or sandwich

[Fifthfiend]

I am looking for a japanese animated cartoon series to watch AND/OR a delicious sandwich on some sort of noticeably-longer-than-it-is-wide bread.

Animated programs should generally involve 1. fighting which is 2. good preferably involving 3. swords and/or 4. guns.

Sandwiches should be on 1. white or 2. wheat bread but not 3. sourdough and may include both 4. meat and 5. vegetables but 6. NOT pickle and also 7. not chicken.

[The Sevenshot Kid]

There's this show called Bleach that I hear is good.

Eat a Reuben. It's corned beef with sauerkraut covered in mustard and on whatever kind of bread you like.

[Krylo]

Reubens are on rye. Anyone who tells you differently is a lying sonuvabitch who should be slapped.

[The Sevenshot Kid]

Originally Posted by Krylo

Reubens are on rye. Anyone who tells you differently is a lying sonuvabitch who should be slapped.

That's how I eat it but I have it on good authority it'll do good on anything that ain't sourdough.

[Bells]

Take 2 slices of white bread

Wet i in Olive Oil

Put some pepper over it. Not much!

Do you have Oregano? Put some in it too.

Melt some chesse.

Fry an egg with a tea spoon of Butter.

Combine.

As for animes... have you seen Gintama and Hajime no Ippo? Do those.

[The Sevenshot Kid]

Oh, Darker Than Black is the shit. First five minutes is a guy coming out of no wear to beat seven shades of shit out of some random dude. The main character is a Chinese electric Batman.

[Krylo]

Watch the Devil May Cry anime, while eating a big mac.

[Locke cole]

You should try Baccano! some time. It combines the best elements of prohibition-era America, train-robbery, hilarious psychotic murderers, and assholeish immortal alchemists. Also, one of the characters is named Jacuzzi Splot. I dare you to resist the urge to find out what the hell that's about.

Gurren Lagann is one of those rare shows that I felt lived up to the insane hype it was given. I do suggest watching it with a group, or at least another person. That's how I watched it.

Eden of The East is pretty interesting. Some national intrigue, an insane "game", and an amnesia plot mixed with an unfortunate fixation on the word "johnny".

Also: Rye bread, cheddar cheese, any sort of meat you like (turkey, ham, pastrami, whatever), shredded lettuce, sauerkraut, mustard and buffalo sauce on one slice, hummus on the other. Press that mess together, brush the outside with olive oil, and then grill it up on a ribbed skillet or in a panini grill until the cheese melts and the bread is toasted on the outside.

In fact, the cheddar is optional. Just make sure the hummus is good. Trust me, man. The flavors.

[Marc v4.0]

Originally Posted by The Sevenshot Kid

That's how I eat it but I have it on BULLSHIT AND LIES it'll do good on anything that ain't sourdough.

Rye. Only.

[Fifthfiend]

1. Reubens are gross

2. I already watch/read Bleach

3. Gintama looks like it might be okay

4. Hajime no Ippo sounds... eh. Boxing? ....eh.

5. For whatever reason I've watched the first 10 minutes of Darker than Black on like four separate occasions and just couldn't get into it.

6. Watched Devil May Cry a while back, it was pretty good.

7. Big Macs are clearly ruled out by the requirement that the sandwich be on some sort of bread which is longer than it is wide.

8. Watched Baccano, it was good

9. Watched TTGL, it was good

10. Eden of the East sounds like it involves practically no fighting let alone fighting with guns and/or swords. However it sounds like it could maybe be good.

11. I don't really like sauerkraut but the rest of that could maybe be good. I've never tried making a sandwich with hummus on it? That could maybe be good.