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DVD.guy 09-06-04 08:09 PM

What is a good anime DVD to get me started?
 
I've never watched anime. What is a good movie to watch to get me started?

ChiTownAbs, Inc 09-06-04 08:15 PM

What a niche subculture you're getting yourself into.

Jackskeleton 09-06-04 08:32 PM


Originally posted by TomOpus
Here's some previous threads that might help you out.

Anime DVD Suggestions??

anime movies/series

New to Anime. Any Suggestions

Have fun and enjoy your anime journey!

:D

Hiro11 09-06-04 08:32 PM

Urotsukidoji 2: Legend of the Overfiend.

DVD.guy 09-06-04 08:51 PM


Originally posted by Bandoman, Inc.
What a niche subculture you're getting yourself into.
I guess i'm trying to expand my viewing options.

TomOpus 09-06-04 09:04 PM

Damn, Jack beat me to my own links... :lol:

Ollin 09-06-04 09:06 PM


Originally posted by Hiro11
Urotsukidoji 2: Legend of the Overfiend.
Nice recommendation let's not forget Bible Black and La Blue Girl.

Daytona24 09-06-04 09:33 PM

I also find myself venturing into anime. I have owned Akira for a long time, I added Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away and of course The Animatrix and Final Fantasy: Spirits Within (if that is considered anime).

I plan to add Ninja Scroll, Vampire Hunter D and Ghost in the Shell to my collection and go from there. I am probably a more mainstream person even in anime but they are expensive so I want to stick with well known stuff at first.

I also have Tekken and Street Fighter II: The animated movie on VHS which I enjoyed.

wolverine1028 09-06-04 09:53 PM

Try Akira or Robotech.

Bookhouseboy 09-06-04 10:09 PM

Hmm, try some of these movies:

-Grave of the Fireflies-
-My Neighbor Totoro-
-Ghost in the Shell-
-Spirited Away-
-Akira-

They are great, and "most" people like them, so it's good first time anime IMHO. :)

GHackmann 09-06-04 10:35 PM

I recommend finding a local video store that rents anime or getting a NetFlix subscription. Maybe I'm just picky, but I've always thought the hit-to-miss ratio for anime is really bad. Plus, anime DVDs ain't cheap, so they're not something you want to blind-buy that often.

Spy021 09-06-04 10:39 PM

Add Cowboy Bebop to that list, it's definitely a fan favorite.

dom56 09-06-04 11:14 PM

You can't go wrong with Hayao Miyazaki, the man is a legend.

Spirited Away
Princess Mononoke
Castle in the Sky
Kiki's Delivery Service

Breakfast with Girls 09-06-04 11:23 PM

Stop. Stop the suggestions.

DVD.guy, do a search. There have been 80 billion threads on this subject.

Tscott 09-06-04 11:32 PM

80 Billion Threads

naughty jonny 09-06-04 11:46 PM


Originally posted by Hiro11
Urotsukidoji 2: Legend of the Overfiend.
rotfl

Fok 09-07-04 12:08 AM

I was wondering about this as well. I saw some Anime years ago and I found it a bit boring. But I'm willing to give it another go.

eau 09-07-04 03:17 AM

Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex

Jackskeleton 09-07-04 04:14 AM

You guys do realize that there is links in this thread now that point to the past suggestion threads. That should cover the 80 billion suggestion threads. :)


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