Do robots like pre-2000's anime? What have you been watching? What are some of your favorites?
Do robots like pre-2000's anime? What have you been watching? What are some of your favorites?
Julian Young
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Nathan Scott
Yes my favorite anime is from the '80s and '90s. Gaogaigar is also great. I really enjoy the look and coloring style of cel animation.
Thomas Rodriguez
I grew up watching pre-2000's anime. Actually, I strongly believe anime died after 2000
Jayden Collins
only one I know is Cowboy Bebop but I'm sure you've watched that already
Matthew Nelson
Fantastic taste, make sure to check out the on-going GGG vs Betterman manga
Few things can match the artistry of cel animation. Seems like the industry is going in a bad direction with everything becoming low effort CG.
If you did enjoy Cowboy Bebop, I highly recommend Space Adventure Cobra
Jackson Young
>Do robots like pre-2000's anime?
of course. hand drawn has soul.
Lucas Gonzalez
Angel's egg (1985) is a must watch if you are into artsy and symbolic imagery. The whole film has only a 5 minute dialogue but the atmosphere is beautiful enough to keep your attention I think. Also perfect blue (1997) is pretty good!
Connor White
there's a lot of good stuff in the digital age, hard to beat oldschool cel stuff
evangelion / serial experiments lain are essential pre-2000s Yas Forumscore popular series though
yu yu hakusho / rurouni kenshin are my favorite pre-2000 shounen
perfect blue / angels egg are some popular movies
Stuff like legend of the galatic heroes, fist of the north star, gundam are boomercore stuff
Jayden Garcia
My all time favourite is Crest of the Stars which is cutting it close, but some others I've enjoyed are Lodoss and World Masterpiece Theater anime. I enjoyed some OVAs too like Assemble Insert, Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora, Mad Bull 34, and Hello Harinezumi.
Xavier Cook
Everyone should check out Armor Trooper VOTOMS
Josiah Richardson
Votoms is great, I have watched it a couple times (I like how it is broken into the four arcs so it does not get stale). I also like Armor Hunter Mellowlink.
Justin Bailey
Been meaning to check out Crest of the Stars
>Mad Bull 34
Unironically one of Kazuo Koike's best works
>Hello Harinezumi
Such a cool little mystery OVA. I wish the original manga was available somewhere.
Aiden Williams
Mellowlink is amazing. The way he tactfully takes down his opponents in every episode is very satisfying to watch.
Nathan Watson
I've never done this kinda stuff before, but since there's quite a few pre-2000's fans over here, I made this server where we could talk about our favorite shows or exchange recommendations UjBNdEt
Andrew Anderson
It's a sci-fi military romance kind of anime, I absolutely love it but unfortunately it's almost lost to the sands of time, a damn tragedy. Completely out of print, chances of a remaster never, though it does have an ongoing (?) manga so there's a glimmer of hope knowing that somebody out there wants it to survive.
Owen Bailey
Phantasy star online is a pre wow mmo that is a celebration of every 90s scifi anime stylistically blended into one setting
William Scott
I'm rewatching LoGH right now.
Carson Nguyen
For some reason people tend to think 2000-2010 was the worst time for anime, but personally I almost exclusively watch anime from that decade, and of course the 90s. The 80s seems to be big for people right now which is hard for me to get into because the animation consistency just wasnt there yet. I'm very visual and I find the weird clunky movements and high rate of poorly drawn frames to just be too much for me. Modern shit is way too fucking pastel for me.
Hunter Anderson
Related, if I wanted to get into the Gundam series, where should I start? It seems like there are a ton of spinoffs
Parker Bailey
>For some reason people tend to think 2000-2010 was the worst time for anime
I believe they're just a minority, I haven't seen many criticise the early 00s outside of some shoddy animation, but even than there are a lot of stylistic anime, as for the late 00s its just a few vocal people who hate moe anime like Haruhi and Lucky Star.
Carter Robinson
0079 -> Zeta -> Char's Counterattack
This way you get the complete UC story with a satisfying conclusion. After that, you can watch anything else in any order, doesn't matter at all.
Jeremiah Butler
For me it's Ikkitousen
Not exactly high brow, but it was what I needed at the time
Charles Williams
Thinking of watching haruhi suzumiya
redpill me on it anons
Alexander Green
Lupin III and Astro Boy
Jacob Cox
watch the "books" movies. not the anime. just the 4 movies
Charles King
Lupin...he's a nice man
Grayson Wilson
I watched the original black and white astroboy when i was 4 in my shitty 3rd world country. i used to larp as astro boy and my older cousin would be the professor, good times.
Austin Perez
The mid 90's Berserk adaptation is pretty good and accessible - not any 2deep4u stuff and it's just a solid show
Wyatt Allen
The only gripe I have with it is that it ends in the middle of the eclipse. Probably the biggest "fuck you, now read the manga" ending I've seen.
Henry Miller
Thanks man, you got me on a gundam trip and I found this excellent photo of a 1:1 scale gundam
Aaron Butler
Always glad to help, man!
Oliver Miller
Future War 198X
Silent Service
Galaxy Express 999999999999999999999999
Patlabor 2
Ethan Rogers
Haibane Renmei is the best from 2002
Alexander Davis
I gotta finish Love Hina and Rouroni Kenshin
Kayden Nelson
Been watching YYH, I didn't actually watch it as a kid so there's no real nostalgia factor and yet I still think it's very solid and holds up well.
Planning on watching LoGH soon since I've seen everyone jerk it off since the dawn of time. I'm not generally into politics so not sure whether I'll enjoy it or not.
Robert Gonzalez
Ok boomer. Most of the good animes only started in 2005-2010
Connor Bailey
For me the best part of LOGH is the characters , lot of appealing ones.
Michael Phillips
YYH really is a timeless classic. I've watched it 10 times now and it still doesn't get old.
Carson Perry
If you don't like pre 2000s and 2000s anime, you aren't even a robot. Modern anime is for normies.
Wyatt Murphy
i used to like ghost in the shell but havnt watched it for years.
Dominic Ortiz
Why do normies like to pretend old stuff is good?
Camden Wilson
And he's also a simp.
Charles Thomas
Hey, he gets laid...sometimes
Andrew Baker
I've someone who makes me watch old anime and old japanese films, some of them I enjoy like GTO and Young Onizuka. Oh yeah, when I was a kid I was watching Shaman King.
Jack Gray
>I enjoy like GTO
is that great teacher onizuka? someone lent my those on discs years ago and i watched most of them but some disks were scratched so i never saw the last few episodes. does it have a satisfying ending?
Jordan Perry
Yes, I like Tokyo Ghoul and FMAB
Bentley Green
Be sure to check out the manga for both GTO and Young GTO, as both have incomplete adaptations
Thomas Miller
GTO was great. I didn't think I'd like it, but it was a lot better than I expected. Is there anything else out there like it?
Evan Nguyen
The manga has tons of sequels and spinoffs, one of which is even on-going. But if you want something that's strictly an anime, I recommend Gokusen and Jigoku Sensei Nube
Jackson Edwards
Ghost in the Shell
Hunter x Hunter
Video Girl Ai
Angel Cop
Neon Genesis Evangelion
Roujin Z
In terms of visuals NGE takes the cake.
Jack Jenkins
>ctrl f
>no golden boy
James Hall
I still haven't watched till the end, but I'm close there. You can watch it in kissanime(dot)ru
Samuel Ross
>Do robots like pre-2000's anime?
I fucking love old animu especially from the 90's, much prefer it to the newer stuff.
>What have you been watching?
Recently finished Yu Yu Hakusho for the first time and its definitely a new favourite of mine despite the weak ending, are the movies worth watching?
>What are some of your favourites?
Akira, Fist of the North Star, Berserk '97, the Devilman OVAs, Cowboy Bebop, Yu Yu Hakusho, OG Dragon Ball and the JoJo OVAs.
Hudson Stewart
>are the movies worth watching?
Not really, but the final volume of the manga was never adapted so you could probably check that out if you want a more conclusive ending
Benjamin Jenkins
Ah I see, it'll probably be a while until I get around to reading it though.
Jackson Campbell
>hand drawn has soul.
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Benjamin Baker
>Golden Boy
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I unironically emulated Kintaro when I moved to UK. I moved from one work to another, factory work, warehouse work, carpentry, landscaping, delivery, laundry... of course there was no 2D anime girls being impressed with me.
>Do robots like pre-2000's anime? What have you been watching? What are some of your favorites?
Hmm let's see, recently I've been thinking about rewatching Tenchi Muyo! GXP. I like the funny gags from pre-2000's anime and the art style as well. They were full of SOUL.
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Oliver Ramirez
Yeah. Films and OVAs at least. Most TV anime has unbearably cheap animation and bland art. Stuff like bubblegum crisis and megazone 23 oozes quality and ambition, especially the former when it comes to music. The anthologies like robot carnival and memories also have some of the best directed and produced animation produced at that time. Closest think we've had since would be the animatrix.
Dominic Stewart
> You can watch it in kissanime(dot)ru
ok. thanks. i'll check it out.
Mason White
The only Tenchi thing I've seen is Dual Parallel Trouble and it was pretty cool
Luke Murphy
Watch some Captain Harlock frens