what is your fave anime?

[surferhobbit]

Series:
Evangelion (waiting for the next film to decide whether I prefer the series including The End of Evangelion or the new reboot films)
Toradora! (I know, I know)
Soul Eater/Death Note/FMA:Brotherhood (Can't choose, love all three)

With the exception of Soul Eater, congratz, you just won my respect for anime loving

[Niall!]

With the exception of Soul Eater, congratz, you just won my respect for anime loving

Uh, thanks. Nowt wrong with soul eater though.

I am editing my list! Take out Death Note and insert Code Geass.

[Cloverpaw]

Ummm Bleach,,

---------- Post added 26-08-2012 at 04:57 AM ----------

Not a big Naruto fan..

[NeverSkem]

1. Hitman Reborn
2. One Piece
3. Gashbell
4. Gintama
5. Naruto

[Ribbonaire]

Baka and Test at the moment.

Naruto though definitely took over my childhood, along with DBZ.

[Southe,]

1. One Piece
2. Hunter X Hunter
3. Toriko

For the moment and Dbz is back on my top 5 since i got all the dragon boxes now.

[EpicImo]

Toradora and HighSchool Host club

[Grimmauld]

easily naruto. although ive watched all of naruto and the current shippuden episodes and hate to have to wait a week to watch the episodes... but i guess the week wait makes the next episode all the more enjoyable. maybe except for fillers. i was going to try one piece, but i couldnt really get into it.

[Southe,]

i demand you watch One Piece again, As most people will say the 1st 30ish eps are meh but as soon as you reach 40's (Arlong Arc) thats when its starts to pull you in. I still read the naruto manga but i dropped the anime year and a bit ago. Its totaly predictable the "big" plot twists are twists as you know them well before there even explained and the deaths are just there to move the plot. speaking of plot. google "Plot no jutsu"

Oda > Kishimoto any day of the week. Atleast Oda puts thought and effort into his story unlike Kishimoto and the sales and success prove that.

[Grimmauld]

i demand you watch One Piece again, As most people will say the 1st 30ish eps are meh but as soon as you reach 40's (Arlong Arc) thats when its starts to pull you in. I still read the naruto manga but i dropped the anime year and a bit ago. Its totaly predictable the "big" plot twists are twists as you know them well before there even explained and the deaths are just there to move the plot. speaking of plot. google "Plot no jutsu"

Oda > Kishimoto any day of the week. Atleast Oda puts thought and effort into his story unlike Kishimoto and the sales and success prove that.

im planning on giving one piece another shot again. not to mention, the 500-episode length is quite intimidating. i agree with you on some of naruto, but i still love it